House of Kalinowski
Polish noble family
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The House of Kalinowski was a notable Polish noble family that belonged to a limited and small circle of Magnates of Poland and Lithuania.
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| Place of origin | Polish, Ruthenian |
| Members | Marcin Kalinowski |
| Connected families | Potocki |
History
Like many other noble families of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, they played a prominent role in Polish, and to a lesser extent, in Belarusian history. They were descended from Andrzej Kalinowski (1465 – 1531) and used the Kalinowa coat of arms. On 17 August 1818, the family was awarded the title of Count in the Austrian Empire.[1] This family lives to this day in Poland.[1]
Notable members
- Marcin Kalinowski[2] (ca 1605 - 1652)
- Konstanty Kalinowski (2 February 1838 – 22 March 1864)
- Victor Otan Kalinowski (April 21, 1833 – November 6, 1862)
Notable people with the same surname, but not part of that family
- Raphael Kalinowski (September 1, 1835, Vilna - November 15, 1907, Wadowice)
Coat of arms
The family used the Kalinowa Coat of Arms.
Coat of Arms of Counts Kalinowski
