Other Jasiński Family Trees

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• Jan was probably the son of Marcjan Jasiński and Elżbieta née Domaszewska of Gołaszyn (baptised 1671): he styled himself “of Gołaszyn”, his children were born at neighbouring Ławki, and his son Baltazar held Ławki with parts of Gołaszyn and Zalesie — for further verification.
• Uruski’s armorial describes Jan’s offices at Łuków and Liw, Boniecki’s those at Czersk; it is one person, but not every office is confirmed. The year of his marriage to Aniela is uncertain: 1698 or 1699.
• Józef the regent’s wife: Teresa née Jezierska (d. before 1750), full sister of Jan Franciszek Jezierski, sword-bearer of the Liw land and clerk of the Łuków castle court; sons Franciszek Ksawery and Leon — Lublin castle court records, 1750.
• Marianna (1742) was born six weeks after Franciszek Ksawery — the date of baptism contradicts her brother’s; for further verification. Tekla (c. 1779) and Józefa (1783) — to be verified.
• Tekla and Małgorzata Anna, daughters of Franciszek Ksawery, married two Łaski brothers — Jakub Józef and Ignacy Franciszek, sons of Franciszek Łaski, standard-bearer of Bracław, and his second wife Anna née Celińska. Franciszek’s first marriage, to Katarzyna Aleksandra née Rzewuska (Bejdo; 24 April 1713 – 1 May 1764), produced among others Wojciech, vice-regent of the Łuków castle court (1745 – 1814, Wola Zadybska), and Antoni Feliks, colonel of the national cavalry (b. 14 January 1749, Krzesk).
• The documents of the Szczepanki mortgage register preserve the division of the estate of Franciszek Łaski, standard-bearer of Bracław, among his sons — Wojciech, treasurer of the Łuków land (styled in these documents vicegerent of the Łuków castle court), Antoni, colonel of the national cavalry, Józef and Franciszek (Wola Zadybska, Krzesk, Szczepanki) — and the composition between the brothers and their father’s widow, Anna née Celińska, by her second marriage Waligórska (17 January 1789). Franciszek secured the dowry of his first wife, Katarzyna née Rzewuska, in 1736, and made a settlement on his second, Anna née Celińska, before their marriage in 1765. In the arbitration of this division (Wola Zadybska, 9 February 1789) Franciszek Ksawery Jasiński, sword-bearer of the land and castle judge of Łuków, sat as arbiter for Wojciech; he also held 4,000 złoty entrusted to him on notes of hand by Franciszek Łaski. On 3 June 1805 at Zbuczyn he stood godfather to Małgorzata Paulina, daughter of Szymon Świeszewski and Katarzyna née Łaska.
• The Łuków castle court records of 1743–1744 mention Franciszek Łaski, son of the late Ludwik (among others entries 153, 837, 1559, 1666, 1667, 1950 and 1988, including dealings with the Celiński family): his father’s name agrees with this tree; whether he is the father of the Łaski brothers is to be verified.
• Kazimierz Wiktor according to his obituary in Kurier Warszawski: “of Jasionka, RAWICZ JASIEŃSKI”, former son of a cup-bearer and major, plenipotentiary of the Machory estate, died on 16 February 1844 at Machory (Sandomierz governorate), buried in the Jasieński family tomb at the Inowłódz cemetery; he left his wife Małgorzata née Zielonka and three adult sons from his earlier marriages — Karol, Jan and Antoni. His children with Joanna née Długowska were born in 1823–1827; the marriage was recorded in 1831.
• Konstanty: his second marriage, to Tekla Nowosielska, was recorded at Trzebieszów in February 1839; one of the witnesses was Piotr Levittoux, father of Karol Levittoux, the conspirator who died in the Warsaw Citadel in 1841 and to whom Przemysław Gintrowski dedicated one of his songs.
• Hieronim Leopold: in 1839 his father ceded to him a large part of his property at Wierzejki; in 1841 his father found him a substitute for military service; in 1855 he lived at Wisznice (Radzyń district) as commune head; in 1863 at Górki Boże (Węgrów district); in the January Uprising he commanded a party of “hanging gendarmes” — the name given to the execution squads of the insurgent National Gendarmerie, which carried out the sentences of the National Government — and was hanged at Siedlce on 24 July 1864 (A. Słotwiński, 1894, no. 401).

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• Sources: “parish registers” — a record in the index of the Zbuczyn parish registers; “Boniecki’s armorial” — Adam Boniecki, Herbarz polski, entry Jasieńscy.

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• Jan, father of Franciszka Ługowska (entries 22 and 412), and Jan, husband of Marianna née Dziewulska (entry 1556), are one person: Franciszka has a half-brother on her mother’s side, Ludwik Osmulski (entry 412), and Marianna née Dziewulska was first the wife of Jan Osmolski, then of Jan Jasiński (entry 1556). The co-heiresses of the late Paweł, for whom Wawrzyniec acts (entry 114, “filiastrae”), are therefore his nieces.
• The Marcjanna of entry 114 is probably the Marianna Rozalia baptised in 1720 — to be verified. Wawrzyniec’s child of 1732: in the parish registers a daughter Franciszka, mother Agnieszka; according to own findings a son Franciszek, mother Agata — to be verified.
• Entry 2090 (7 December 1744) names Wawrzyniec among the heirs of Tchórzew Plewki without the word “late”; the quittance repeats the parties of a decree of March 1744.

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• Marianna’s year of birth (1681) is uncertain; for Urszula (c. 1697) the name and year are uncertain — possibly 1700.

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• The attachment of Paweł to Wojciech (b. 1640) and Adam is not certain — for further verification; the name of Paweł’s mother, Katarzyna, is also uncertain. No other line of the Jasińskis is, however, recorded at Łęcznowola. The poll tax of 1673 at Łęcznowola has “Pan Woyciech Jasienski dał od siebie y Synow 2” (the second son’s name is unknown), that of 1676 “P. Jasinska z Synem”.
• Paweł probably married Marianna née Zaleska at Trzebieszów in 1688; the part of the record concerning the bridegroom is illegible. The year of Krystyna’s baptism (1695) is to be verified. Under 12 January 1697 (the year may be 1696) a child of Paweł named Antoni is recorded, but as a daughter — to be verified.
• One of Stefan’s younger sons was a priest; Marianna, wife of Jakub Wilczyński, inherited from him and from her father Adam (the uncle’s name is not given).