Ossorya coat of arms
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| Ossorya | |
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| Battle cry | Hosoryja, Osoryja, Szarza |
| Alternative names | Ossorija, Osorya, Poświt, Szarza, Sztarza |
| Earliest mention | 14th century |
| Towns | none |
| Families | 60 names altogether: Billicki, Bochłowski, Bogdal, Boklewski, Boklowski, Bokłowski, Brochocki, Bukowski, Burzyński, Busz, Buszkowski, Ciepecki, Ciepicki, Ciepliński, Czeszyk, Dobiecki, Filipowski, Gordyk, Gordyka, Grabownicki, Hruszewicz, Kołomyjski, Konarski, Kondracki, Kondradzki, Konradzki, Korabiewski, Korabski, Kostecki, Kostrzecki, Krzesławski, Krzywoszewski, Kunradzki, Kurski, Kwasowski, Lasowski, Łaszewski, Martos, Metalski, Niepoczołowski, Niepoczołtowski, Pelwelski, Pierzczewski, Pieskowski, Ryterowski, Schleewitz, Sczaniecki, Stadnicki, Striżewski, Szczaniecki, Świeczka, Terawski, Twardzicki, Twerbus, Twierbut, Twirbut, Tworkowski, Tyrawski, Werbotych, Złotski |
Ossorya is a Polish coat of arms. It was used by several szlachta families in the times of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth.
Notable bearers[edit]
Notable bearers of this coat of arms have included:
- Borys Martos (1879 – 1977) — Ukrainian politician, pedagogue, economist.
External links[edit]
- J. Lyčkoŭski. "Belarusian Nobility Coats of Arms". Ossorya Coat of Arms & the bearers. (in English)
See also[edit]
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