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-'''[[Danielewicz of Ostoja|Danielewicz]] vel Danilewicz''' - one of the oldest Lithuanian families of Old Prussian or Yotvingian origin, [[ancient nobility]] and [[Rycerstwo|knights]]. In early documents as for the position of the family members with power of judging there where [[barones|''barones'']] of the Realm.
+'''[[Danielewicz of Ostoja|Danielewicz]] vel Danilewicz''' - one of the oldest Lithuanian families of baltic origin, [[ancient nobility]] and [[Rycerstwo|knights]]. In early documents as for the position of the family members with power of judging there where [[barones|''barones'']] of the Realm.
 ==Origin==

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-'''[[Danielewicz of Ostoja|Danielewicz]] vel Danilewicz''' - one of the oldest Lithuanian families of Russian boyar origin, [[ancient nobility]] and [[Rycerstwo|knights]]. In early documents as for the position of the family members with power of judging there where [[barones|''barones'']].
+'''[[Danielewicz of Ostoja|Danielewicz]] vel Danilewicz''' - one of the oldest Lithuanian families of Old Prussian or Yotvingian origin, [[ancient nobility]] and [[Rycerstwo|knights]]. In early documents as for the position of the family members with power of judging there where [[barones|''barones'']] of the Realm.
 ==Origin==
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-It is not known in which way the Danielewicz family started to use Ostoja coat of arms. Danielewicz family of Clan Ostoja originates from Russian boyar Danil Aleksandrowicz's son Vladimir Danilewicz, that settled down in Lithuania before year 1434 and also after 1438.
+It is not known in which way the Danielewicz family started to use Ostoja coat of arms. Danielewicz is noted as Russian boyar Danil Aleksandrowicz's son Vladimir Danilewicz, that settled down in Lithuania before year 1434 and also after 1438.
 In the Pskov 3rd Chronicle, 2nd edition by David Savignac, Beoulf Sons, Crofton 2016, it is stated: <Small>''Year 1434That winter, on February 28, Prince Aleksandr Fedorovich and his entire household left Pskov for Moscow. He had been prince on three different occasions and had lived in Pskov for a total of twelve years. On that same day his son-in-law, Prince Vladimir Danielewicz,  arrived in Pskov from '''Lithuania''', where he had been living for the previous ten years''. Vladimir Danielewicz was the prince of Pskov from the end of February 1434 to November 1435, and he was the [[Pskov]] [[viceregent]] of Grand Prince Vasily Vasilyevich from April 1436 until ~1438/1439. PBS 2002, p. 95. 3. The grammar is fractured in this passage. The sense was restored by using the text of the account in the Pskov 1st Chronicle (p. 42)</small>. Names in Russia was patronymic, but in Lithuania, during 15th century and influence of Poland and also after the  [[Union of Horodło]], surnames where created. Danielewicz is a patronymic surname, meaning descendants of Daniel or Danilo.
-The DNA of Ostoja Danielewicz (Z92, yp682) show Slavic or Sarmatian origin, north east group that is typical for Lords and [[Bojar|Boyars]] in this area like Eysmond family with [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Korab_coat_of_arms Korab] Coa and Rudziecki, probably of Ostoja. Those families lived in Russian land that Lithuania overtook. Later, in 13-14th century, many other families of Russian origin joined Lithuanian forces being in opposition to Moscow.
+The DNA of Ostoja Danielewicz (Z92, yp682) show Old Prussian or Yotvingian origin, north east group that is typical for Lords and [[Bojar|Boyars]] in this area like Eysmond family with [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Korab_coat_of_arms Korab] Coa and Rudziecki, probably of Ostoja. Those families moved towards principality of Polots after conquest and destruction (1279-1283) by Teutonic Knights and then lived in Russian land that Lithuania later overtook. In 13-14th century, many other families of Russian origin joined Lithuanian forces being in opposition to Moscow.
 ==History==
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 According to Boniecki, [[Danielewicz Iwaszko Iwanowicz|Iwaszko Iwanowicz Danielewicz]] was serving at Royal Court during the time of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sigismund_I_the_Old Sigismund I the Old] (pl: Zygmunt I Stary, lit:Žygimantas II Senasis) that also gave Iwaszko villages of Nieżylowy and Teszyłowy in Markow county year 1511. Iwaszko had a brother [[Danielewicz Fedor|Fedor]] that also served at Royal Court 1523. Both contributed with 3 horses to war campagnes.

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 It is not known in which way the Danielewicz family started to use Ostoja coat of arms. Danielewicz family of Clan Ostoja originates from Russian boyar Danil Aleksandrowicz's son Vladimir Danilewicz, that settled down in Lithuania before year 1434 and also after 1438.
-In the Pskov 3rd Chronicle, 2nd edition by David Savignac, Beoulf Sons, Crofton 2016, it is stated: <Small>''Year 1434That winter, on February 28, Prince Aleksandr Fedorovich and his entire household left Pskov for Moscow. He had been prince on three different occasions and had lived in Pskov for a total of twelve years. On that same day his son-in-law, Prince Vladimir Danielewicz,  arrived in Pskov from '''Lithuania''', where he had been living for the previous ten years''. Vladimir Danielewicz was the prince of Pskov from the end of February 1434 to November 1435, and he was the [[Pskov]] [[viceregent]] of Grand Prince Vasily Vasilyevich from April 1436 until ~1438/1439. PBS 2002, p. 95. 3. The grammar is fractured in this passage. The sense was restored by using the text of the account in the Pskov 1st Chronicle (p. 42)</small>. Names in Russia was [[patronymic]], but in Lithuania, during 15th century and influence of Poland and also after the  [[Union of Horodło]], surnames where created. Danielewicz is a patronymic surname, meaning descendants of Daniel or Danilo.
+In the Pskov 3rd Chronicle, 2nd edition by David Savignac, Beoulf Sons, Crofton 2016, it is stated: <Small>''Year 1434That winter, on February 28, Prince Aleksandr Fedorovich and his entire household left Pskov for Moscow. He had been prince on three different occasions and had lived in Pskov for a total of twelve years. On that same day his son-in-law, Prince Vladimir Danielewicz,  arrived in Pskov from '''Lithuania''', where he had been living for the previous ten years''. Vladimir Danielewicz was the prince of Pskov from the end of February 1434 to November 1435, and he was the [[Pskov]] [[viceregent]] of Grand Prince Vasily Vasilyevich from April 1436 until ~1438/1439. PBS 2002, p. 95. 3. The grammar is fractured in this passage. The sense was restored by using the text of the account in the Pskov 1st Chronicle (p. 42)</small>. Names in Russia was patronymic, but in Lithuania, during 15th century and influence of Poland and also after the  [[Union of Horodło]], surnames where created. Danielewicz is a patronymic surname, meaning descendants of Daniel or Danilo.
 The DNA of Ostoja Danielewicz (Z92, yp682) show Slavic or Sarmatian origin, north east group that is typical for Lords and [[Bojar|Boyars]] in this area like Eysmond family with [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Korab_coat_of_arms Korab] Coa and Rudziecki, probably of Ostoja. Those families lived in Russian land that Lithuania overtook. Later, in 13-14th century, many other families of Russian origin joined Lithuanian forces being in opposition to Moscow.

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-'''[[Danielewicz of Ostoja|Danielewicz]] vel Danilewicz''' - one of the oldest Lithuanian families of Russian origin, [[ancient nobility]] and [[Rycerstwo|knights]] that joined the Clan of Ostoja in the first half of XVth century. [[Danielewicz Dawid|Dawid]], son of [[Danielewicz Daniel|Daniel]] was the first to use the name of Danielewicz. Dawid was judge of Vilnius around year 1450. In early documents as for the position of the family members with power of judging there where [[barones|''barones'']].
+'''[[Danielewicz of Ostoja|Danielewicz]] vel Danilewicz''' - one of the oldest Lithuanian families of Russian boyar origin, [[ancient nobility]] and [[Rycerstwo|knights]]. In early documents as for the position of the family members with power of judging there where [[barones|''barones'']].
 ==Origin==
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-It is not known in which way the Danielewicz family started to use Ostoja coat of arms. Either family was adopted to the Clan in the begining of XV century or they took part in Clan society earlier as there are several families in Ostoja that joined forces of Ostoja. Here, Ostoja was a battle cry for all that was part of this military group.
+It is not known in which way the Danielewicz family started to use Ostoja coat of arms. Danielewicz family of Clan Ostoja originates from Russian boyar Danil Aleksandrowicz's son Vladimir Danilewicz, that settled down in Lithuania before year 1434 and also after 1438.
-There is no information about origin of [[Danielewicz Daniel|Daniel]], some historians think that Daniel participated in [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Union_of_Horod%C5%82o Union of Horodło] in 1413 and there was adopted to the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rola_coat_of_arms Clan of Rola]. This theory is however not likely to be true.
+In the Pskov 3rd Chronicle, 2nd edition by David Savignac, Beoulf Sons, Crofton 2016, it is stated: <Small>''Year 1434That winter, on February 28, Prince Aleksandr Fedorovich and his entire household left Pskov for Moscow. He had been prince on three different occasions and had lived in Pskov for a total of twelve years. On that same day his son-in-law, Prince Vladimir Danielewicz,  arrived in Pskov from '''Lithuania''', where he had been living for the previous ten years''. Vladimir Danielewicz was the prince of Pskov from the end of February 1434 to November 1435, and he was the [[Pskov]] [[viceregent]] of Grand Prince Vasily Vasilyevich from April 1436 until ~1438/1439. PBS 2002, p. 95. 3. The grammar is fractured in this passage. The sense was restored by using the text of the account in the Pskov 1st Chronicle (p. 42)</small>. Names in Russia was [[patronymic]], but in Lithuania, during 15th century and influence of Poland and also after the  [[Union of Horodło]], surnames where created. Danielewicz is a patronymic surname, meaning descendants of Daniel or Danilo.
 The DNA of Ostoja Danielewicz (Z92, yp682) show Slavic or Sarmatian origin, north east group that is typical for Lords and [[Bojar|Boyars]] in this area like Eysmond family with [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Korab_coat_of_arms Korab] Coa and Rudziecki, probably of Ostoja. Those families lived in Russian land that Lithuania overtook. Later, in 13-14th century, many other families of Russian origin joined Lithuanian forces being in opposition to Moscow.
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 ==History==
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 According to Boniecki, [[Danielewicz Iwaszko Iwanowicz|Iwaszko Iwanowicz Danielewicz]] was serving at Royal Court during the time of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sigismund_I_the_Old Sigismund I the Old] (pl: Zygmunt I Stary, lit:Žygimantas II Senasis) that also gave Iwaszko villages of Nieżylowy and Teszyłowy in Markow county year 1511. Iwaszko had a brother [[Danielewicz Fedor|Fedor]] that also served at Royal Court 1523. Both contributed with 3 horses to war campagnes.
 [[Danielewicz Paweł (judge)|Paweł Danielewicz]] voted with Vilnius voivodship for [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jan_Kazimierz John II Casimir (pl: Jan II Kazimierz Waza)] in election, he was Judge and [[Starosta|Lord of regality]] (Starosta) of Intursk in year 1663. His son [[Danielewicz Adam Karol|Adam Karol]] was Judge of Vilnius, died in 1686. His wife, [[Hertzdorf Leonida Konstancya|Leonida Konstancya von Hertzdorf]] discussed with the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sapieha_family Sapieha family] about the dept that Sapieha family had to father of Adam Karol, [[Danielewicz Paweł (judge)|Paweł Danielewicz]].

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-'''[[Danielewicz Samuel|Samuel Danielewicz]]''' - [[Rotmistrz|Rittmeister]] of Braclaw gave property of [[Wodopol]] (Tułowo) to his son [[Danielewicz Jan (son of Samuel)|Jan]]. Jan with his wife [[Białonowicz Lucyna|Lucyna Białonowicz]] gave property to their son [[Danielewicz Onufry|Onufry]], the captain of Royal forces.  From this line, [[Danielewicz Dominik|Dominik Danielewicz]] married to [[Zborowska Katarzyna|Katarzyna Zborowska]] and had two son's - [[Danielewicz Wincent (son of Dominik)|Wincent]] and [[Danielewicz Antoni (son of Dominik)|Antoni]]. Of them, Wincent married [[Podskoczym Konstancya|Konstancya Podskoczym]] and had five sons with her. His brother [[Danielewicz Antoni (son of Dominik)|Antoni]] married [[Ostrowska Anna|Anna Ostrowska]] and had four son's with her. of them, [[Danielewicz Wincenty (son of Antoni)|Wincenty]] married to [[Horodecka Karolina|Karolina Horodecka]] and had a son, [[Danielewicz Sylwester Mikołaj|Sylwester Mikołaj]], born in Kozince 1840. Another son of [[Danielewicz Antoni (son of Dominik)|Antoni]], [[Danielewicz Michał (son of Antoni)|Michał]] married to [[Marcinkiewicz|Teresa Marcinkiewicz]] and had a son, [[Danielewicz Wiktor|Wiktor]], born in Putreniszki 1847. Stefan married [[Rogowska Antonella|Antonella Rogowska]] and Józef married [[Niemirów Donata|Donata Niemiro]] of Jastrzębiec Coa and had two sons, Antoni born in 1855 and Julian born 1860.
+'''[[Danielewicz Samuel|Samuel Danielewicz]]''' - [[Rotmistrz|Rittmeister]] of Braclaw gave property of [[Wodopol]] (Tułowo) to his son [[Danielewicz Jan (son of Samuel)|Jan]]. Jan with his wife [[Białonowicz Lucyna|Lucyna Białonowicz]] gave property to their son [[Danielewicz Onufry|Onufry]], the captain of Royal forces.  From this line, [[Danielewicz Dominik|Dominik Danielewicz]] married to [[Zborowska Katarzyna|Katarzyna Zborowska]] and had two son's - [[Danielewicz Wincent (son of Dominik)|Wincenty]] and [[Danielewicz Antoni (son of Dominik)|Antoni]]. Of them, Wincent married [[Podskoczym Konstancya|Konstancya Podskoczym]] and had five sons with her. His brother [[Danielewicz Antoni (son of Dominik)|Antoni]] married [[Ostrowska Anna|Anna Ostrowska]] and had four son's with her. of them, [[Danielewicz Wincenty (son of Antoni)|Wincenty]] married to [[Horodecka Karolina|Karolina Horodecka]] and had a son, [[Danielewicz Sylwester Mikołaj|Sylwester Mikołaj]], born in Kozince 1840. Another son of [[Danielewicz Antoni (son of Dominik)|Antoni]], [[Danielewicz Michał (son of Antoni)|Michał]] married to [[Marcinkiewicz|Teresa Marcinkiewicz]] and had a son, [[Danielewicz Wiktor|Wiktor]], born in Putreniszki 1847. Stefan married [[Rogowska Antonella|Antonella Rogowska]] and Józef married [[Niemirów Donata|Donata Niemiro]] of Jastrzębiec Coa and had two sons, Antoni born in 1855 and Julian born 1860.
 Franciszek, son of Dominik, married [[Budzinowska Elżbieta|Elżbieta Budzinowska]], they had two sons, Floryan Dominik and Jan.

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 * [[Danielewicz Józef (kapitan)|Józef Danielewicz]] - son of Rittmeister [[Danielewicz Szymon (Rotmistrz)|Szymon]] was captain of Royal Army
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-* [[Danielewicz Wincenty|Wincenty Danielewicz]] (1787–1878) - received [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legion_of_Honour '''French Order of Legion of Honour'''] and [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Helena_Medal '''Saint Helena Medal''']. He took part (among others) in The Battle of Arcis-sur-Aube (20–21 March 1814).
+* [[Danielewicz Wincenty|Wincenty Danielewicz]] (1787–1878) - received [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legion_of_Honour '''French Order of Legion of Honour'''] and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Helena_Medal '''Saint Helena Medal''']. He took part (among others) in The Battle of Arcis-sur-Aube (20–21 March 1814).
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 * [[Danielewicz Marcin|Marcin Danielewicz]] - received Order of the White Eagle, Major in the army of Napoleon.

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 * [[Danielewicz Władysław|Władysław Danielewicz]] -  [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lw%C3%B3w_Eaglets Lwów Eaglets] ([http://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orl%C4%99ta_Lwowskie Orleta Lwowskie]) 1918
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 [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wincenty_Danilewicz Wincenty Danilewicz (1787–1878)] received [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legion_of_Honour '''French Order of Legion of Honour'''] and [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Helena_Medal '''Saint Helena Medal''']. He took part (among others) in The Battle of Arcis-sur-Aube (20–21 March 1814), where he was wounded.
-At the end of 19th century, the family was divided into three lines; the Prussian, Lithuanian-Belarus and [[Volhynia]] line. In total, 26 males was found registered nobility of the Ostoja Clan. All members of the Volhynia line of Ostoja-Danielewicz was excluded from Russian records after taking part in upraisings and being members of opposition i favour of Poland.
+At the end of 19th century, the family was divided into three lines; the Prussian, Lithuanian-Belarus and Volhyn line. In total, 26 males (Danielewicz) was found registered nobility of the Ostoja Clan. All members of the Volhyn line of Ostoja-Danielewicz was excluded from Russian records after taking part in upraisings and being members of opposition i favour of Poland.
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 ==During the partitions ==
-During the Partitions of Poland or Partitions of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth 1772-1918, Danielewicz's participated in many upraising actions witch cause Russian side to confiscate most of the family properties. As the family did not support foreging forces in the Commonwealth and was in opposition, no offices was given to the family anymore. In the end o 18th century part of the family moved to Preussen where they joined Prussian army as officers in hope to fight Russian side that was holding control of the east part of the Commonwealth. After the Napoleonic wars, Marcin Danielewicz received the [[Order of the White Eagle (Poland)|Order of the White Eagle]] for his efforts in the fight for the independence of the Commonwealth. Józef Ostoja Danielewicz was lieutnant during January Uprising and received order of Virtuti Militari, he died 12th of september 1887. Jan Danielewicz died on the fields of Olszynka Grochowska in November Uprising, Piotr Danielewicz participated in 1863 Upraising in Vilnius (the January Uprising) and after the uprising failed, he was sent to Siberia from witch he never come back.
+During the Partitions of Poland or Partitions of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth 1772-1918, Danielewicz's participated in many upraising actions witch cause Russian side to confiscate most of the family properties. As the family did not support foreging forces in the Commonwealth and was in opposition, no offices was given to the family anymore. In the end o 18th century part of the family moved to Preussen where they joined Prussian army as officers in hope to fight Russian side that was holding control of the east part of the Commonwealth. After the Napoleonic wars, Marcin Danielewicz received the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Order_of_the_White_Eagle_(Poland) '''Order of the White Eagle'''] for his efforts in the fight for the independence of the Commonwealth. Józef Ostoja Danielewicz was lieutnant during January Uprising and received order of Virtuti Militari, he died 12th of september 1887. Jan Danielewicz died on the fields of Olszynka Grochowska in November Uprising, Piotr Danielewicz participated in 1863 Upraising in Vilnius (the January Uprising) and after the uprising failed, he was sent to Siberia from witch he never come back.
 As the consequence of the January Uprising, 80.000 people was deported (according to professor Norman Davies, ''Gods playground, History of Poland'', Oxford university Press 1981) witch is the  largest single deportation in Russian history. Whole villages and towns were burned down; all activities were suspended and the nobility, was ruined by confiscation and exorbitant taxes. In 1905, 41 years after Russian crushing of the uprising, the next generation of Poles rose once again in a new one. Among them, Antoni son of Karol, was executed by Russian side in Volhyn Ukraine where family fought against Russian authorieties both during the time of Tsar and Sovjet Union. His brother Stanisław was sent to Syberia.
-[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wincenty_Danilewicz Wincenty Danilewicz (1787–1878)] received French Order of Legion of Honour and Saint Helena Medal. He took part (among others) in The Battle of Arcis-sur-Aube (20–21 March 1814), where he was wounded.
+[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wincenty_Danilewicz Wincenty Danilewicz (1787–1878)] received [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legion_of_Honour '''French Order of Legion of Honour'''] and [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Helena_Medal '''Saint Helena Medal''']. He took part (among others) in The Battle of Arcis-sur-Aube (20–21 March 1814), where he was wounded.
 At the end of 19th century, the family was divided into three lines; the Prussian, Lithuanian-Belarus and [[Volhynia]] line. In total, 26 males was found registered nobility of the Ostoja Clan. All members of the Volhynia line of Ostoja-Danielewicz was excluded from Russian records after taking part in upraisings and being members of opposition i favour of Poland.