Kiełpiński (noble family)

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Kiełpiński from the Rogala coat of arms

The Kiełpiński are a Polish noble family.

history

origin

The Kiełpiński are an old Mazovian noble family from Kiełpin near Warsaw . Kiełpin is now part of the rural municipality of Łomianki . In 1444 the place was part of the Warsaw district, since 1528 part of the Powiat Warsaw . In 1294 the place was called Kelpino , in 1426 as Kyelpino or Kylpyno , since 1580 as Kiełpino .

ancestry

The family comes from the Rogala family from Sąchocina ( Sochocin ) or Rogala-Sąchocki . The Kielpinski family from Mazovia is not to be confused with the Pomeranian family Kielpinski or Co (s) łpiński that its original name Krupa in the early 17th century. On the basis of their possessions in Kiełpino in Karthaus changed.

A relationship to the Pomeranian branch of the Manteuffel alias Manteuffel-Kiełpiński or Kiełpiński-Manteuffel can also not be deduced, although a large number of family members of this branch, which was occupied by indigenous people , used the name Kiełpiński in Poland over the past centuries .

Since 1584 the family from Mazovia has called itself Kiełpieńscy from the Rogala coat of arms. Later until the 19th century Kiełpiński from the Rogala coat of arms. Family members sometimes also signed with z Zaborów . In genealogy , the family is also referred to as the 'old Kiełpiński' family.

family

For the first time in 1426, the family with Marshal Jakob z Kiełpińa was the owner of Kiełpin. In 1432 the family's possessions (including Zaborów, their property in Zakroczym (Mazovia), Ciechanów and the Kiełpiń property) were divided between the brothers, probably Jacob's sons, Ścibor, Herbu Rogala, Marshal of Duke Janusz and Jan from Sąchocina.

After the death of Ścibor from Sąchocina, his possessions, including Zaborów and Kiełpiń, fell to his son Jan Sąchocki († 1461), who in 1444 passed it to his cousin, Jan Rogala z Węgrzynowa (from Węgrzynowo in the Powiat Płocki ), Marshal of Bolesław of Warsaw , Cupbearer and voivode of the Masovian Voivodeship (1466–1472), sold.

Jan leaves the property to Jan's brother, Ścibor, son of Marshal Ścibor and cupbearer of Warsaw. 1473 Grzegorz from Kiełpin or Grzegorz Kiełpiński is listed as the owner. In the same year he acquired three shares in Nowej Warszawie . Two years later he sold his shares again, in 1479 he inherited Zaborów and Kiełpin. Kiełpin received Jakob from Zaborów, son of Ścibor, truchess from Warsaw (1478) and ensign (1483) in Zakroczym. His brothers Mikołaj and Stanisław, who registered Ostrowski in the powiat in 1532, received the property of Zaborów, among others.

Jakob from Zaborów and Kiełpiń died before 1499, until his death he called himself exclusively Jakob from Kiełpiń or Kiełpiński . While his sons Andrzej and Ścibor († before 1517) inherited him (one received the share Zaborow, the other Kiełpiń), his daughter, Barbara from Kiełpiń, married Andrzej from Nagórek in 1491.

In 1510 Ścibor litigated with Jan († before 1547), aldermen in the Dobrzyń district (now part of the Czosnów municipality ) against Anną, Mikołaj's widow from Zaborów, presumably because of claims against Kiełpin. 1563 is the son of Stanisław Kiełpiński from the coat of arms Rogala from Kiełpiń, Jan (courtier and chancellor), owner in Kiełpiń and Białuty (Mazovia). Jan studied in 1544 at the University of Cracow (today: Jagiellonian University ).

In 1580 Jakob Kiełpiński, lord of Kiełpin and Białuty, is called urodzony (noble born). He was a tax collector in the Zakroczym district until 1590 . His sons were named Maciej, Mikolaj, Piotr and Stanislaw and inherited his property in Kiełpiń and Białuty in the Powiat Warszawski Zachodni .

Mikolaj's son was called Jakob and came from his marriage to Hedwig Markowska. Pawel (soldier of the Polish crown) and Krzysztof Kiełpiński, sons of Stanislaw, went to Podolia . Maciej lived on Białuty.

Gabryel, Adam, Felicyan and Wacław Kiełpiński lived near Warsaw in 1648. They let themselves be registered for the election of King John II Casimir . Adam went to Zakroczym around 1674 .

The family sold part of their property in Kiełpiń and Białuty in 1662. The remaining property in Kiełpiń was to be kept by the family until the middle of the 19th century. In 1839 the family proved their nobility in Poland. It was Synezjusz Kiełpiński with his sons, Ludwik ( NCO in the Polish Army) and Józef (soldier in Russia ), from their marriage to Zofia Klepacka.

Possessions (in part)

Family members were primarily wealthy in Mazovia.

Their possessions included, in addition Kiełpin: Zaborów (part of the municipality of Leszno in Warsaw West County ), Zakroczym , Ciechanów , Białuty, Dalonowo, Leszna, Niewiklę, Kołoząb and Milewo (both community Sochocin ) Bądkowo , Kosmy - Today community Siemiątkowo (żuromin county ) -, Kuchary ( Drobin commune ), Sąchocin (Sochocin), Ciemniewo (Sochocin commune), Obrąb, Zieloną, Konradziec, Rzy (Sochocin commune), Nowe Kuchary, Gromadzyn, Brzeźnicsk, Chodziszewo, Ciechanowie (Gmina Mina), Niechanowie - Grąbczewo - Kozarzewo ( Naruszewo municipality ), Sosnkowo, Cumino, Piotrowo, Czaplice and Milonkowo.

coat of arms

Rogala (see coat of arms description and spread of the coat of arms of the Rogalla von Bieberstein family )

Well-known namesake

See also

Web links

literature

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  • Państwowy Instytut Wydawniczy: Rocznik warszawski. Volume 15, 1979.
  • Stefan Krzysztof Kuczyński: Społeczeństwo Polski średniowiecznej: zbiór studiów. Volume 5, 1992.
  • Stanisław Kunikowski: Materiały do ​​dziejów rezydencji w Polsce: Ziemia dobrzyńska. Volume 2, Part 3, 2007.