Aleksander Petrykowski
Polish nobleman and envoy
About Aleksander Petrykowski
Aleksander Petrykowski was a Polish.
Aleksander Petrykowski (d. 1672) was a Polish nobleman, starost of Nur and envoy to Crimea.
Family Kasper Niesiecki (d. 1744), a Polish heraldist, wrote his surname as Potrykowski. This version was used by some authors. Karol Szajnocha considered the version Potrykowski as the right one. However modern historians used the version Petrykowski.
Aleksander Petrykowski was a member of the noble family, which used Paprzyca as the coat of arm. His brother was Hieronim Petrykowski, later podkomorzy of Warsaw (podkomorzy warszawski) and member of parliament (sejm walny) of Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth.
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Who was Aleksander Petrykowski?
Polish nobleman and envoy
When did Aleksander Petrykowski die?
Aleksander Petrykowski died in 1672 in Lviv.
What nationality was Aleksander Petrykowski?
Aleksander Petrykowski was Polish.
Sources & further reading
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