Genealogia rodu Plochockich

A lot of information about Plochocki family you can find in libraries.
By the sources Plochocki is old (16 th century) Mazowian family. It comes from Plochocin
near Warsaw. During 16 th century Pawel from Plochocin, Stanislaw from Plochocin
(public prosecutor in City Court in Warsaw) and Mikolaj from Plochocin lived there. They
inherited Plochocin, Pogroszewo and Plochocka Wola (countryside near Plochocin). Many
of the family members were writers in courts, hunters, warrant officers and governors. In
16 th century only family members mantioned above lived all together in Plochocin near
Warsaw. On the map of Poland you can also find another Plochocin near Grudziadz and
Warlub, but no one from Plochocki family have evere lived there. It was an estate of
Theutonic Order but in opinion of one of the archeologist it could have been founded by
Plochocki.
Perhaps one of the Plochocki's sons had an argument with his father an had to ran away
from his family nest and his new home (far away from the old one) named Plochocin in
memory of his parents villige. The hypothesis of the common beginning of that two villages
was published because the archeologists had found that the roots of both of them had dated
back to Acient Time. And the box graves has been founde there with very similar stuff
burried in them.
Very interesting thing is that in the church in Plochocin near Warlub we can find the painting
of Holly Marry Plochocki Mercifull. In 19th century it was famous because of its
wonders, as 19 people recovered from different diseases. Today you can find the painting
behind the courtain in St. Wawrzyniec Church. There is an inscription on it: DOMINA
MEA SANCTA MATER (Holly Mothrer you are my Misstres). You can see the painting on
a picture below:

But before Pawel, Stanislaw and Mikolaj from Plochocin was somebody who we can call our
forefather. His name was Osorya Knight. He lived long ago, in miedieval ages. He had 6 sons.
They had many virtues   they were very brave (as they took part in battles for their
fatherland), with good opinion and  strong faith (they fight against pagans), they protected their
home, loved their father very much and cared about consolidation of the family. During the
battle one of the brothers was killed. The six brothers were like six spokes  in the wooden
wheel, when one of them was killed, they put the cross instead of one spoke. In this way the
Plochocki's coat of arm Osorya was made. In the story quoted above we can find suggestions
for people born with Osorya coat of arm  among others Plohocki. That sugestions are:
patriotism, faith, family consolidation, love for parents and be like the knights with courage and
faithfullness, at last nobilis means noble.
For families which using Osorya coat of arm belongs: Brochocki, Tyrawski, Sczaniecki,
Konarski, Bukowski. Stanislaw Konarski in one of his books wrote that it is possible that all of
them used to be connected. Similar situation might be with the people using the same surname.
For egzample one of the Osorya's sons moved to Brochocin so people started to call him
Brochocki. The second son might have moved to Plochocin so they called him Plochocki, the
third one settlend in Bukowo so was named Bukowski. In the same way all of them recived
different surenames.
Plochocki Family was becoming bigger and bigger so their family nest was very crowded. The
brothers got married and gave rise to the new lines of the Plochocki Family which were looking
for new places to live. That's why we can find the Family living at the seaside, near Vistula,
in the mountains or even abroad. Every line moved out from Plochocin in different times:
  Mikolaj Plochocki moved near Sandomierz in 17 th century (in 1669 he was an elector from
Sandomierz province, married to Maryanna Komodzinska in 1692). Maybe you are from this
line?
  Karol Plochocki in 18 th century lived in Luck in Wolyn   in 1744 burgrabia, 1764 warrant
officer and vice governor in Luck. In 1703 his father Mateusz Plochocki had been to Wolyn.
Maybe you are  from this line?
  Some members of the Plochocki Family moved to Belarus exactly like quite big number of
Mazovian Nobelmen. In 1837 they were in Book of Nobelmen of Minsk Province. Maybe you
are from this line?  Some members of the Plochocki Family moved to Ukraina. In 1845 they
were in BOOk of Nobelmen of Kijow Province. Maybe you from this line?
Some members of the Plochocki Family stayed near Plochocin. I know that in 1710 Felicjan
Plochocki was a Hunter and Court Writer for Warsaw Province (county: Blonie, Warsaw and
Tarczyn). Maybe you are from this line?
  Antoni Plochocki moved near Nur to the other side of Vistula  river. His son Wladyslaw was
a Writer of Nur County. Maybe you are from this line?
  Some members of the Plochocki Family (not very big number) moved near Plock. To this
line belongs: my greatgreatgrandfather Antoni, my greatgrandfather Aleksander, my grandfather
Jan and my father Wladyslaw. Maybe you are from this line too?
One of the family lines steyed in Plochocin. In think they moved out about 1800. That was
Sebastian's line. He was married to Teofila Koziebrodzka in 1570. Marcin, their son haritaged
Plochocin in 1602. His older son Sebastyan was married to Elizabeth Osiecka. In 1632
Plochocki Famyly signed so called Warsaw's Election. Sebastyan had a son Mateusz, who
inherited Dzidziczki and Lipiny. Mateusz's son Antoni was probably an owner of so called
Jasniepanstwa Plochocki House, which was connected to the Royal Castle in Warsaw as
House Number 1. That was first Mall in Warsaw, consisting of four houses. That was very
beautifull and people from Europe were selling there.
That house stayed crosswise to the Castle Place and was destroyed in 1818. You can see it on
a picture below: