Mikołaj Magnuski - I246 - Individual Information

Mikołaj Magnuski ‏(I246)‏

Surname: Magnuski
Given Names: Mikołaj

Gender: Male Male

Given Names: Mikołaj
Surname: Magnówski

Birth: 10 September 1828

27 Warszawa, Warszawa, Warszawa, Mazowieckie, Polska
Death: 22 March 1876 ‏(Age 47)‏ Warszawa, Warszawa, Warszawa, Mazowieckie, Polska

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Birth	10 September 1828 - godz. 16 32 27 Warszawa, Warszawa, Warszawa, Mazowieckie, Polska Address: ul. Chłodna 909
Christening	23 September 1828 ‏(Age 13 days)‏ Warszawa Św. Andrzej, Warszawa, Warszawa, Mazowieckie, Polska
Residence	1859 ‏(Age 30)‏ Warszawa, Warszawa, Warszawa, Mazowieckie, Polska Address: ul. Krakowskie Przedmieście 451
Marriage	Religious Marriage Julianna Czajkowska - 8 September 1859 ‏(Age 30)‏ Warszawa św. Jan, Warszawa, Warszawa, Mazowieckie, Polska Note: Ksiądz błędnie wpisał nazwisko. Zamiast Magnuski zapisał Magnówski, a ojcu pana młodego nadał nazwisko Magnowski. Jego błąd koryguje podpis pana młodego - Mikołaj Magnuski
Death	22 March 1876 ‏(Age 47)‏ Warszawa, Warszawa, Warszawa, Mazowieckie, Polska
Burial	1876 ‏(Age 47)‏ Warszawa, Warszawa, Warszawa, Mazowieckie, Polska Cemetery: Cmentarz Powązkowski Source: Magnuski Family Genealogical Society Publication: http://www.magnuski.org/ Text: Grave: IV-1-17/18/19/20
Globally unique Identifier	8E40AE665264D6118C8AC3FA77C4B571B308
Last Change	16 September 2013 - 17:50:59

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Parents Family (F227)
Father	Franciszek Ksawery Magnuski 1795 - 1880
Mother	Katarzyna Teresa Siedlanowska 1800 - 1833
Brother	Antoni Piotr Magnuski 1821 - 1888
Brother	Szczepan Jan Magnuski 1822 - 1823
Sister	Marianna Magnuska 1825 - 1888
Sister (Birth)	Agnieszka "Agnes" Magnuska 1827 - 1904
	Mikołaj Magnuski 1828 - 1876
Sister	Ludwika Kastylia "Ludwicka Kastyla" Magnuska 1830 - 1833
Brother	Andrzej Magnuski 1831 - 1835
Sister	Anastazja Marcjanna Magnuska 1833 - 1833

Immediate Family (F840)
Wife	Julianna Czajkowska 1836 - 1916
Son (Birth)	Julian Jan Mikołaj Magnuski 1861 -
Daughter (Birth)	Lucyna Genowefa Magnuska 1863 - 1939
Son (Birth)	Edmund Franciszek Magnuski 1864 -
Son (Birth)	Jan Magnuski 1867 -

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Note	Birth Akt 474, Rok 1828, W-wa św. Andrzej
Note	Zawiadamia strony interesowane, że Mikołaj Magnuski zamianowanym jest Komornikiem przy Trybunale Cywilnym, z zamieszkaniem w Łowiczu, i że mu wszelkie akta i papiery po byłych tamże Komornikach do zachowania oddane zostały. Kurier Warszawski: Rok 1859. Nr 266. Jutro, ŚŚ. Wincentego Kad: i Dyonizego M. 8 Października. http://ebuw.uw.edu.pl/dlibra/plain-content?id=42522
Note	Działo się to w Warszawie dnia ósmego Miesiąca Września 1859 r. o godzinie 7 wieczorem. Wiadomo czynimy że w obecności świadków Wincentego Zaleskiego Mecenasa obrońcy Warszawskich Departamentów Rządzącego Senatu, i Antoniego Szadkowskiego Komornika Sądu Apelacyjnego pełnoletnich w Warszawie zamieszkałych na dniu dzisiejszym zawarte zostało religijne i przez podpisanego pobłogosławione małżeństwo między Mikołajem Magnówskim ‏[powinno być Magnuskim]‏ Kawalerem Komornikiem przy Trybunale Cywilnym Guberni Warszawskiej, przy ulicy Krakowskie Przedmieście pod liczbą 451 w Parafii Świętego Jana stale zamieszkałym urodzonym w Warszawie z Franciszka Magnowskiego ‏[powinno być Magnuskiego]‏ Młynarza w Warszawie zamieszkałego i niegdy Katarzyny z Siedlanowskich Małżonków lat 31 mającym, a Julianną Czajkowską panną niegdy Jana Czajkowskiego obywatela i Agnieszki z Leskiewiczów małżonków, zrodzoną w Warszawie, lat mającą 23, przy ulicy Długiej pod liczbą 592 w Parafii Świętego Jana zamieszkałą. Małżeństwo to poprzedziły trzy zapowiedzie w dniach 7, 14 i 21 sierpnia roku bieżącego w Kościele Parafialnym Warszawskim Świętego Jana. Tamowanie Małżeństwa nie zaszło. Małżonkowie nowi oświadczają iż niezawarli umowy przedślubnej. Niniejszy akt po odczytaniu podpisany został przez Nas wraz z zaślubionymi i świadkami Mikołaj Magnuski Julianna Czajkowska Wincenty Zaleski Antoni Szadkowski X. Franciszek Chmielewski poProb i Urzęd. Stanu Cywilnego
Note	From Robert Magnuski: Hank, I stopped in diocese archive in Wloclawek while on the trip to Bydgoszcz yesterday. I managed to do some reseacrch based on the data from Geneteka. I worked with a reader as original registers were not permitted for search. It seems that Nicolas stayed in Wloclawek for a short time and there were no more kids born over there. Except of Lucya there was quite a time gap between birth and baptism as he were allowing time to his family to come over to Wloclawek and celebrate birth of the kids together. Even Sobczynskis arrived and joined the party. Lucy Genevieve was born in January and it's probably because of the winter weather her baptism was not postponed till other members of the family could arrive.
Note	His duty was closer to a policeman rather than a lawyer but no doubt he must have received some appropriate training and education. I do not know how the education system was organized at that time in Warsaw. What impresses me is that a son of a miller received that prestigious position in Warsaw's Trybunal ‏(Court)‏. Was he a man of such a talent and personality or was there someone behind who supported him? Or both. If there was someone behind the only one I can think of is Jozefat Magnuski, patron ‏(advocate)‏ of Warsaw's Court, husband of Tekla Nowicka, brother of Domicella. Why Wloclawek? His marriage entry at his being 30 reads he was a court executor officer thus he had already worked in that capacity and needed no trial or training period in a smaller location to get experience. The income of a lawyer / court executor depends on the number of cases. The more cases more income. What would make Mikolaj leave the largest and capital city of Poland to move to a provincial location with a population ‏(and number of cases)‏ 4-5 times smaller than Warsaw? Was there a vacancy there that was better paid than the one in Warsaw? Was there a demand for such an officer and the Court in Woclawek appealed to Warsaw for some assistance and Mikolaj was asked to go because he was young? Or as you think there was some relative who recommended him to come over and get that position for financial benefits. If that was a case why he stayed there so short? If the court registers from 1860's in Wloclawek survived they may contain some explanation? For me equally intriguing is what made Tadeusz leave Warsaw and settle in a tiny village of Byszew in Leczyca district. Did he get an education in agriculture ? I doubt because his marriage entry does not mention that he was a land owner or of similar profession Was he a miller? Rather not because it would be unlikely that a mayor of Grabkowo would be a witness to a marriage of a miller. He is only addressed in the entry Generosus meaning from nobility The only thing we know is that area was inhabited by Magnuskis from nobility. If you asked me I would rather expect that he was invited to that area by a relative to live with him for a time or for some other opportunity which could have been that girl whom he married. I doubt Tadeusz in Warsaw would even know of a tiny village of Byszew if there were not some kind of connection there. Robert
Note	According to a letter from Jasia Magnuski dated 20-I-1980, Mikołaj Magnuski was the brother of Antoni Magnuski and they were judges. One was a judge and the other a prosecutor ‏(in Odessa)‏. One died in Switzerland.
Marriage	Ksiądz błędnie wpisał nazwisko. Zamiast Magnuski zapisał Magnówski, a ojcu pana młodego nadał nazwisko Magnowski. Jego błąd koryguje podpis pana młodego - Mikołaj Magnuski
Marriage	Ksiądz błędnie wpisał nazwisko. Zamiast Magnuski zapisał Magnówski, a ojcu pana młodego nadał nazwisko Magnowski. Jego błąd koryguje podpis pana młodego - Mikołaj Magnuski

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Source	Herbarz Polski. Czesc I. Wiadomosci Historyczno-Genealogiczne o Rodach szlacheckich Publication: Wydali Adam Boniecki i Pozostala Rodzina W-wa, Sklad Glowny Gobethner i Wolff w W-wie, 1913 Citation Details: Strona 252 Date of entry in original source: 1899 Text: Mikolaj, syn Franciszka, 1860 roku urzednik sadowy w Warszwie. Note: Tom XVI
Source	Magnuski Family Genealogical Society Publication: http://www.magnuski.org/ Date of entry in original source: 23 March 2005 Text: Franciszek Magnuski was born Abt Oct 1795. He died 13 Jul 1880 in Warszawa, Poland. He was buried in Powazkowski Cemetery, Warszawa, Poland. He married Katarzyna Siedlanowska. Katarzyna Siedlanowska was born Abt 1801 in Warszawa, Poland. She died 5 Mar 1833 in Wola, Warszawa, Poland. She married Franciszek Magnuski. They had the following children: M i Antoni Piotr Magnuski M ii Szczepan Jan Magnuski was born Dec 1822 in Wola, Warszawa, Poland. He died Feb 1823. F iii Maryanna Magnuska F iv Agnieszka Magnuska M v Mikołaj Magnuski was born 1829. He died 22 Mar 1876. He was buried in Powazkowski Cemetery, Warszawa, Poland. F vi Ludwicka Kastyla Magnuska was born 1830 in Wola, Warszawa, Poland. M vii Andrzej Magnuski was born Abt 21 Dec 1831. He died 21 Jun 1835 in Wolska, Warszawa, Poland. F viii Anastarza Marcyana Magnuska was born 27 Feb 1833 in Wola, Warszawa, Poland. She died 28 Feb 1833 in Wola, Warszawa, Poland.
Source	Magnuski Family Genealogical Society Publication: http://www.magnuski.org/ Text: Mikolaj Magnuski ur. 1829 zm 22.3.1876 ‏(47 lat)‏ s. Franciszka i _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1870 komornik sad. Tryb. Cyw. w W-wie / sprawy 1870 s. 35 226 zam. swietojanska 24 Warszawa Powazki Grob IV-1-17/18/19/20 =================================================== Mikolaj Magnuski born 1829 died 22.3.1876 ‏(47 lat)‏ son of Franciszek and _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1870 court enforcement officer of County Court in Warszawa / cases 1870 page 35 226 Housing: 24 Swietojanska Str. Powazki Cementary, Warszawa Grave IV-1-17/18/19/20 Janusz Magnuski File Cards Note: Janusz Magnuski File Cards
Burial	Magnuski Family Genealogical Society Publication: http://www.magnuski.org/ Text: Grave: IV-1-17/18/19/20

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Father

Franciszek Ksawery Magnuski

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Birth 4 December 1795

37 Gralewo, Raciąż, płoński, Mazowieckie, Polska
Death 13 July 1880 ‏(Age 84)‏ Warszawa, Warszawa, Warszawa, Mazowieckie, Polska

5 years

Mother

Katarzyna Teresa Siedlanowska

‎(I444)‎

Birth 5 November 1800

49 Warszawa Nawiedzenia Najświetszej Marii Panny, Warszawa, Warszawa, Mazowieckie, Polska
Death 5 March 1833 ‏(Age 32)‏ Warszawa - Wola, Warszawa, Warszawa, Mazowieckie, Polska

Religious Marriage: 9 August 1820 -- III Cyrkuł Warszawa, Warszawa, Warszawa, Mazowieckie, Polska

9 months

Brother

Antoni Piotr Magnuski

‎(I594)‎

Birth 19 May 1821

20 Warszawa, Warszawa, Warszawa, Mazowieckie, Polska
Death 19 November 1888 ‏(Age 67)‏ Warszawa, Warszawa, Warszawa, Mazowieckie, Polska

19 months

Brother

Szczepan Jan Magnuski

‎(I948)‎

Birth 28 December 1822

22 Warszawa ‏(Wola)‏, Warszawa, Warszawa, Mazowieckie, Polska
Death 5 February 1823 ‏(Age 39 days)‏ Age: 2 miesiące Warszawa, Warszawa, Warszawa, Mazowieckie, Polska

2 years

Sister

Marianna Magnuska

‎(I597)‎

Birth 20 March 1825

24 Warszawa ‏(Wola)‏, Warszawa, Warszawa, Mazowieckie, Polska
Death 13 December 1888 ‏(Age 63)‏ Warszawa, Warszawa, Warszawa, Mazowieckie, Polska

2 years

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