MAŁOPOLSKA 

MORAWICA

Morawica is a mediaeval nest of the tribe Toporczyk clan from which descends family Ossolinski.
In 14th century stood here the large fortified castle belonging to family Ossolinski.
In the year 1408 Jan Ossolinski rebuilds the half of the castle on the church.
The 18th century brought the foundation of the new church by family Czartoryski and the reconstruction of the Ossolinski castle's remainder on the presbytery.

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OSSOLIN

Ossolin belonged to clan Toporczyk already in half of 14th century. According to uncorroborated remittances granted to clan Toporczyk for merits by Władysław Łokietek. First Ossolinski who lived in Ossolin was castellan of Wiślica Jan. To Ossolinskis family belonged till the death of chancellor Jerzy Ossolinski in 1650. Cameback to family in 1755 bought up from Potocki family by Józef Kanty Ossolinski. His son the voivode of Podlasie Józef Salezy Ossolinski sells Ossolin in the end of 18th century. In 1817 contemporary owners Ledóchowski familu destroyed castle. Again in hands of Ossolinski family bought by Józef Kajetan Ossolinski who. In 1850 the son of Józef Kajetan, Victor gives Ossolin manor to distant cousins from the Podlasie-Lithuanian line of Ossolinski family. In their hands to the beginning of 20th century. Ruins of the castle finally demolished the Soveit Red Army, material was used for build road for of the heavy military equipment.

KLIMONTÓW

The town located in the 1604 by voivode of Podlasie and Sandomierz Zbigniew Ossolinski, first voivode in the family. Zbigniew founded in Klimontów the Dominican cloister and St. Jacek church. The son of Zbigniew the great royal chancellor Jerzy Ossolinski builid in Klimontów the second church of St. Józef. Town Klimontow was in the family Ossolinski in the half 17th century

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Dominican cloister

Dominican cloister, view from half 20th century

Dominican cloister, view on the Ossolinski chappel with family tomb.

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Dominican cloister

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church St. Jacek

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church St. Jacek

church St. Jacek, vault

church St. Jacek

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church St. Józef, founded by Jerzy Ossolinski

church St. Józef

church St. Józef

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GOŹLICE

Medieval place in Malopolska region. The parish was located in 12th century. To Gozlice parish belonged Ossolin. Church in Gozlice was family necropolis to the beginning of the 17th century. There is tombstone of Hieronim Ossolinski who die in 1576 - this is one of two remained Renaissance-tombstones of Ossolinski family. The church stopped to be familial necropolis after locating of the city of Klimontów. In Klimontów was build church and the Dominican's cloister where was new family crypt. The church was destroyed durring I-WW and the tombstone of Hieronim Ossolinski was seriously damaged.

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Goźlice

KOPRZYWNICA

The abbatial manor-house in Koprzywnica was founded in the beginning of 17th century by Hieronim Ossolinski, the Koprzywnica abbot in years 1609-1626. Hieronim was a first person from the family which embraced the abbey of Cistercians in Koprzywnica. On the abbey he was introduced by his relative voievode of Sandomierz Zbigniew Ossolinski. After him abbots they were: the nephew of Hieronim, Mikolaj Zbigniew Gniewosz and grandsons of remembered Zbigniew, Stanislaus and Zbigniew Ossolinski.

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Koprzywnica

Koprzywnica

GAWŁUSZOWICE

The village belonging to Mielec manor bought by the voivode of Sandomierz Zbigniew Ossolinski from hetman Karol Chodkiewicz in 17th century. The church was build after the destruction of previous church by the flood in the year 1677 by brothers Maximilian Hieronim and Michal Sieciech Ossolinski. The very well-preserved church is the beautiful example of the wooden sacral architecture in Sandomierz. There is the wooden foundation board in the church - rare. Church in Gawluszowice is the one of the bigest wooden churches in Poland.

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Gawłuszowice

Gawłuszowice

Gawłuszowice

MIELEC

Manor of Mielec with Zgórsko manor belonged to Ossolinski family through two ages.Finally manor Mielec and Zgórsko became a part of Fundation National Institute of Ossolinski Family founded by Józef Maximilian Ossolinski. Ossolinskis founded in Mielec parish church of St. Matthew in the end of 17th century. In the family crypt in the church rested in 1797 father of the creator of Ossolinski Institue - Michał Ossolinski.

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GOŁĄB

Parish church and Loretto house in Gołąb founded by Great Royal Chancellor Jerzy Ossolinski

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Gołąb

Gołąb

REJOWIEC k/Chełma

Manor Rejowiec belonged to Józef Kajetan Ossolinski. He built palace and greekcatholic church. Manor Rejowiec succed his daughter Konstancja and brought to her husband family Lubienski

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Rejowiec

TCZYCA

Parish church was founded in 1447 by Jan Ossolinski son of castelan of Radom Milolaj Ossolinski. Present shape of church is after the reconstruction in 19th century. In the church there are many gothic details remained of fundation's time.

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CUDZYNOWICE

Church was founded by Teresa Morstin Ossolinski wife of Antoni Ossolinski - castelan od Sandomierz. Church was consecrated in 1762. 

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Tczyca

STOPNICA

The church and cloister of Reformed Franciscans was founded in 17th century by voievode od Sandomierz Krzysztof Ossolinski. Church was destroyed durrnig II-WW. Archiv foto.

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Tczyca

RYMANÓW

Manor Rymanów and Lesko in the south of Poland brought to family Ossolinski wife of voievode of Vohlynia Józef Kanty Ossolinski, Teresa Stadnicki. Józef Kanty Ossolinski founded in Rymanów new church in the second part of 18th century. In church there is mausoleum of Józef Kanty.  

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SŁOMNIKI

Shrine founded in 1909 by Jakub and Zofia Ossolinski, my great grand parents. 

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