COATS OF ARMS
Suchekomnaty Coat of Arms
Translation of: Herby szlachty polskiej (An Armorial of the Polish Nobility) by Zbigniew Leszczyc, published by Zaklad Narodowy
im. Ossolinskich, 1995.
In the red field there is a bugle with a gold cross, and with three
ostrich feathers
Following families belong to the Suchekomnaty coat of arms:
- Beynar.
- Bleszynski.
- Bogdanski, Kr�l. Pol.
- Bogorski.
- Chrzanowski.
- Drebinski.
- Draminski.
- Grodzanowski.
- Hamszej.
- Kaznowski.
- Kownacki, Wizna, Litwa 1437; to them related are Grodzanowski
and Rydzewski, other branch was Dabnicki.
- Lipinski.
- Lominski, Mscislaw region 1685.
- Miaczynski, Plock, Wolyn
1434, some branches use Mroczek and Kanka nickname, in 1803 received Austrian, Prussian and Russian count title.
- Milanowski.
- Niewodowski, Lomza 1510.
- Obloczymski.
- Owloczynski.
- Ozieblowski.
- Pienkowski, Podlasie 1500.
- Ropelowski .
- Rydzewski, Wizna 1439 , they are a branch of Kownacki.
- Skalski, Cracow 1500.
- Slowikowski.
- Sopota.
- Stepokowski.
- Suchekomnacki.
- Toczykowski.
- Tuczkowski.
- Uhrowiecki.
- Zakrzewski, Wielkopolska, Pomerania 1450.
Translation by Andrzej Gulinski