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Ludgard Piotr Grocholski (Odessa 5/18 XII 1884 – Kraków 9 IV 1954), social and cultural activist in Ukraine, heraldist, poet, and publicist. He was born as the son of Ludgard Bernard (1840–1908) and Maria Michalina from the Rohoziński family, coat of arms Leliwa (1853–1893). His father was successively the owner of Woronowica, lost after the…
Download Roman Aftanazy – The History of Residences in the Former Borderlands of the Republic of Poland. Woronowica (PDF) Woronowica was the nest of the Woronowicki family of unknown coat of arms. The daughter of Ivan, Olena Woronowicka, presumably the last of the family through the female line, married Michał Łaska of the Leliwa coat…
Anna Grocholska was born on September 1, 1931, in Falenty near Warsaw, as the fifth child of Adam Remigiusz Grocholski and Barbara from the Czetwertyński family. After her, four more children were born into the Grocholski family. Her father, a professional officer, became famous for his bravery during the Nazi occupation (among other things, he…
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