Brochwicz coat of arms

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Battle cry Opole Earliest mention 1268 (seal)		Alternative names Jeleń, Opole Gminas Lublin Voivodeship

Families names Arndt, Bach, Bornowski, Brochowicki, Brochwicz, Broszkowski, Brygiewicz, Bryszkowski, Bujakowski, Burgrafski, Dobrocieski, Donimirski, Dubaniewski, Falęcki, Foltyński, Gockowski, Goiszewski, Goszczewski, Grabania, Gustkowski, Hotork, Idzik, Kątski, Korczyc, Korczycki, Kleman, Lewiński, Mokrzański, Oreski, Orzelski, Ossowski, Palbicki, Palęcki, Pałęcki , Parasiewicz, Połomski, Potkański, Pruszkowski, Rogoyski,Roik (Brochwicz 3), Sernik, Słoński, Sobek, Sobiewolski, Starorypiński, Stocki, Sulejowski (Sulejewski), Szalowski, Szczucki, Szmakowski, Szydłowski, Szymaniecki, Trawnicki, Trembecki, Wiktor, Witowski, Wojakowski, Worakowski, Wroński, Zakrzewski, Zelewski, Zieliński, Zuchta, Żeromski

Brochwicz is a Polish coat of arms. It was used by several szlachta families.

Notable bearers

Notable bearers of this coat of arms include:

House of Kątski

Marcin Kazimierz Kątski

Eduard von Lewinski

Tadeusz Wiktor (1859-1922) - general

Janusz Brochwicz-Lewiński (1920- ) - member of Armia Krajowa (battalion "Parasol")

Bronisław Brochwicz-Rogoyski (1861-1921) - architect

Wanda Broszkowska-Piklikiewicz (1926- ) - member of Armia Krajowa

Stanisław Sobek z Sulejowa (died 1569) - great podskarbi of the crown

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