Umiastowski

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The family coat of arms Roch III.

Umiastowski/ von Nandelstadt - Polish-German noble family ( Polish szlachta), one of oldest aristocratic lines in Eastern Europe with records in Poland going back to 1238 ( Rościsław comes Pierzchała- prefectus plociensis, haetmanus mazoviensis).

1 History
2 Land holdings
3 From Pierzchała to Umiastowski
4 Members
5 Coat of arms and motto
6 External links
7 References

[edit] History

palce Zemloslaw -property of comites Umiastowskis

The Umiastowski family line is a Polish-German line, as at one point in time the Umiastowskis settled in Livland, an area now belonging to Latvia and Estonia, and tended to marry women of German origin. As of the 16th century the full family name has been von Nandelstädt Umiastowski, the first part being granted to them by Christina of Sweden.

[edit] Land holdings

The Umiastowski property included:

In Livland: Schluckum, Waux-Moysen, Winkiel-Moysen

In Lithuania: Sobotniki, Żemłosław, Opita-Talkowszczyzna, Szakarnia, Czerwony Dwór, Stoki, Klewica, Puzyniewicze etc.

Jan Kazimierz von Nandelstädt comes Umiastowski

In Poland: Rękoraj

Two palaces in the Lithuanian capital Vilnius

One remaining palace in Warsaw

[edit] From Pierzchała to Umiastowski

The Pierzchała family changed their name from Pierzchała to Umiastowski in the 15th century when they owned the town of Umiastów near Warsaw (Duchy Mazovia).