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Łowczego sochaczewskiego (1)

  1-2 Guests | 1 Bathroom

Jakub Zembrzuski, the huntsman of Sochaczew and owner of the manor in Strzyżewo at the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries, was the brother of Edward, a participant in the Bar Confederation who died in battle near Dobrzyn on January 19, 1771.

Marianny Hennenberg (2)

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Marianna Hennenberg was the owner of Strzyżew from 1833 to 1842.

Jean Garvie (3)

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Jean Garvie, wife of Scotsman Peter Garvie and co-founder of the Żyrardów Factory Joint Stock Company, which was founded in 1885. The Garvie family owned the manor in Strzyżew from the late 19th century until the early 20th century.

Barbary Duninówny (4)

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Barbara Duninówna, the first wife of Mikołaj Łayszczewski, who served as sub-starost, judge, and later castellan of Sochaczew, was a prominent figure in the 17th century. Together, the couple owned the manor in Strzyżew. Barbara Duninówna's tombstone can be found in the collegiate church in Łowicz.

Anny i Macieja (5)

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Anna and Maciej Łayszczewski, 17th-century tenants of Strzyżew.

Pawła ze Strzyżewa (6)

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Paweł from Strzyżew, the earliest recorded owner of the Strzyżew estate in the 16th century, served as the cupbearer of Sochaczew and was the founder of the parish chapel at the church in Sochaczew.

Heleny i Karola (7)

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Helena and Karol Zembrzuscy were the owners of Strzyżew from 1711 to 1729. Karol served as the writer for the Sochaczew land.

Kunegundy i Adama (8)

  1-2 Guests, 1 Bathroom

Adam Lasocki from Brochów was the owner of the manor in Strzyżewo from 1842 to 1855. As one of the more affluent proprietors of the Strzyżew estates, he enjoyed a prominent status. His wife, Kunegunda, was connected to the Skarbki family, and her biological sister, Barbara Wodzińska, was the grandmother by marriage of Maria, the beloved of Fryderyk Chopin.

Cześnika (9)

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Józef Zembrzuski served as a steward and later as the deputy steward of Sochaczew. He was the son of Helena and Karol Zembrzuski, who owned Strzyżew in the 18th century. Józef inherited Strzyżew from his parents.

Doroty z Nieborowa (10)

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Dorota from Nieborów, wife of Sebastian Łayszczewski, the owner of Strzyżew in the latter half of the 17th century, belonged to a family connected to the Kochanowski lineage, including Jan Kochanowski, the renowned author of Fraszki and Treny.

Pisarza Wielkiego Księstwa (11)

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Dionizy Romanowicz, a writer from the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, owned the manor in Strzyżew from 1697 to 1701. His role involved articulating the resolutions and decisions related to public affairs with clarity and precision.

Marszałka Dworu (12)

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Mikołaj Łayszczewski was the husband of Barbara Duninówna and the owner of the manor and estate during the first half of the 17th century. He served as the Deputy Starost of Sochaczew, a judge, and held the position of Voivode of Sochaczew from 1645 to 1655. Additionally, he was the court marshal.