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Podstawowe materiały rękopiśmienne z XVI-XX wieku dotyczące genealogii rodzin gdańskich w zbiorach PAN Biblioteki Gdańskiej

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Lichnerowicz E.
Miscellanea Historico-Archivistica
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2016
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issue 23
55-72
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Modern Gdańsk was a city of many possibilities. Already in the 15th c. a strong middle class group was identified and eventually formed the urban patricians. Among the most important and powerful families were Czirenberg, Zimmermann, Brandt and von der Linde. They used coats of arms that were created either in accordance with the heraldic rules or with free approach to these principles. In addition to the coats of arms there were also used house marks, that together with mixed German, Dutch and Polish influences made the local coats of arms very diverse. For the purpose of this text, 60 manuscripts regarding the history of Gdansk families were found in the collection of Gdansk Library of the Polish Academy of Sciences, that was established from the bourgeois collections of books and manuscripts. Among them one will find not only armorials with the preserved seals, but also books of pedigree, plaques and decorative family trees, documents and copies of family records, as well as, statements and lists developed by other researchers.
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Podstawowe materiały rękopiśmienne z XVI–XX wieku dotyczące genealogii rodzin gdańskich w zbiorach PAN Biblioteki Gdańskiej

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Lichnerowicz E.
Miscellanea Historico-Archivistica
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2016
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issue 23
55-72
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Nowożytny Gdańsk był miastem wielu możliwości. Już w XV w. wyodrębniła się w nim silna grupa mieszczaństwa, która z czasem krystalizowała się, tworząc miejski patrycjat. Wśród najważniejszych i najpotężniejszych znalazły się rodziny Czirenberg, Zimmermann, Brandt oraz von der Linde. Używane przez nich herby były ułożone albo zgodnie z regułami heraldycznymi, albo też układano je ze swobodnym podejściem do tych zasad. Oprócz herbów używano też gmerków, co wraz z nakładającymi się na siebie wpływami niemieckimi, holenderskimi i polskimi sprawiło, że lokalne herby cechuje duża różnorodność. W zbiorach Biblioteki Gdańskiej Polskiej Akademii Nauk, powstałej z księgozbiorów mieszczańskich, wydzielono na potrzeby niniejszego tekstu 60 rękopisów dotyczących historii gdańskich rodzin. Wśród nich znaleźć można nie tylko listy herbowe z zachowanymi pieczęciami, ale i księgi rodowe, tablice i ozdobne drzewa genealogiczne, wpisy i odpisy dokumentów rodzinnych, a także zestawienia i wykazy opracowane przez innych badaczy.
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Modern Gdańsk was a city of many possibilities. Already in the 15th c. a strong middle class group was identified and eventually formed the urban patricians. Among the most important and powerful families were Czirenberg, Zimmermann, Brandt and von der Linde. They used coats of arms that were created either in accordance with the heraldic rules or with free approach to these principles. In addition to the coats of arms there were also used house marks, that together with mixed German, Dutch and Polish influences made the local coats of arms very diverse. For the purpose of this text, 60 manuscripts regarding the history of Gdansk families were found in the collection of Gdansk Library of the Polish Academy of Sciences, that was established from the bourgeois collections of books and manuscripts. Among them one will find not only armorials with the preserved seals, but also books of pedigree, plaques and decorative family trees, documents and copies of family records, as well as, statements and lists developed by other researchers.
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