Dzieduszycki (Sas)

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Sas coat of arms of the Dzieduszycki family

Włodzimierz Dzieduszycki, by Henryk Rodakowski

Walerian Dzieduszycki

Zofia Dzieduszycka, by Henryk Rodakowski

The Didushyts'ki, or Dzieduszycki (plural: Dzieduszyccy, feminine form: Dzieduszycka) was a Ruthenian (Ukrainian) and Polish nobility family which was first recorded in 1400.^[1][2]

History[]

The family originated from Dzieduszyce near Żydaczów (today Ukraine) in the Lwów Land.

Notable members[]

• – (1842–1890), columnist
• – (1831–1892), writer
• – (1811–1855), poet
• – (1813–1879), politician in Galicia
• – (1757–1817), politician
• – (died 1714), Voivode of Podole
• – (1795–1845), landowner, industrialist
• – (1842–1888), historical and political writer
• – (1575–1641), castellan of Lubaczów
• – (1670–1730), Great Crown Koniuszy
• - (1772–1847), founder of the
• – (1817–1885), landowner
• – (1882–1942), politician and diplomate
• – (1847–1902), landowner, politician in Galicia
• – (1812–1885), deputy of the Sejm Krajowy
• – (1884–1964), deputy of the Sejm and senator in the Second Republic of Poland
• – (1813–1877), historian, journalist
• – (1823–1872), social activist
• – (1769–1795), publicist
• – (1724–1777), Great Cześnik of the Crown
• – (1841–1918) deputy of the Sejm of the Land
• – (1796–1870) politician in Galicia
• – (1754–1832), patriotic activist, landowner
• – (1821–1868), deputy of the Sejm, horse breeder
• Włodzimierz Dzieduszycki – (1825–1899), naturalist
• Włodzimierz Dzieduszycki – (1885–1971), last Ordynat of the
• – (1848–1909), politician, philosopher, essayist
• – (1912–2008), artist
• – (born 1946), sociologist and journalist, social activist

Coat of arms[]

The family coat of arms was Sas.

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  Sas

Residences[]

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  Dzieduszycki Museum of Natural History in Lviv

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  The Palace of Turkull-Comello in Lviv

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  Dzieduszycki Palace in Lviv

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  Dzieduszycki Palace in Zarzecze

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  Ruins of  [pl]

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  Dzieduszycki Chapel in Jasionów

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  Dzieduszycki Manor House in Jezupol

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  Ruined Dzieduszycki Manor House in

References[]

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