Brama coat of arms
Polish coat of arms
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Brama is a Polish coat of arms. It was used by several szlachta families during the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth.
Alternative name
OginiecEarliest mention
unknownTowns
noneFamiliesAndruszewicz, Bożeniec-Jełowicki, Chawejłowicz, Fiedorowicz, Hryniewski, Kontrymowicz, Ogiński, Puzyna
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Alternative name | Oginiec |
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Earliest mention | unknown |
Towns | none |
| Families | Andruszewicz, Bożeniec-Jełowicki, Chawejłowicz, Fiedorowicz, Hryniewski, Kontrymowicz, Ogiński, Puzyna |
History
Blazon
Notable bearers
Several families have borne this coat of arms, which were listed at Herbarza polskiego ("Polish Coat of Arms") by Tadeusz Gajl, who listed a total of 7 surnames.[1] The most notable were:
- Edward Jełowicki, officer, engineer and inventor
- Aleksander Jełowicki, insurgent, poet, editor, writer and priest
Puzyna coat of arms (Brama odm. Puzyna)
Puzyna. Notable bearers of this coat of arms include:
