This article lists the Polish titled families.
This list is not complete because in the 19th century Poland was a divided kingdom, between the Russian, the Austrian and the German Empires.
See: Princely Houses of Poland
See: Polish noble families with the title of Marquess
See: Polish noble families with the title of Count
See: Polish noble families with the title of Baron
Clan of Bogoria
Clan of Dunin
Clan of Gryf
Clan of Jelita
Clan of Leliwa
Clan of Jastrzębiec
Clan of Odrowąż
Clan of Ostoja
Clan of Kur
Augustowski,
Baldowski,
Bałdowski,
Basowicz,
Bednarowski,
Bednarski
Braniecki,
Broszniowski, h. Sas, Sulima, Rawicz,
Chledowski, h. Boncza i Gryf
Chormański,
Cikowski,
Dobrosielski,
Dostojowski,
Furck
Frystacki,
Głuchowski,
Grodecki,
Hussakowski, h. Sas, Sulima
Iwaszkiewicz,
Janiszewski,
Jakacki,
Janowicz,
Jeziorkowski,
Judycki,
Kaminski,
Karmański,
Karski,
Kempfi,
Konarzewski,
Kowalewski,
Krukowski,
Leszczyński,
Lichtfus
Łodziński,
Łukawski,
Magnuszewski,
Mioduski,
Nadarzyński,
Niegoszowski,
Okęcki,
Oleszyński,
Orzłowski
Ossowski
Oziębłowski,
Pakosławski,
Pakoszewski,
Pełka,
Przypkowski,
Radwański,
Radziszewski,
Rakowski,
Rudgiesz,
Rusiecki,
Rybiński,
Ryński, h. Korczak
Sapieszko,
Sczepański,
Sierakowski,
Składkowski,
Składowski,
Solecki,h Ostoya, Pomian, Solecki
Uchański,
Ussakowski, h. Sas, Sulima
Wierzbicki,
Wołodkiewicz,
Wyżycki,
Zaćwilichowski,
Zebrzydowski,
Zembocki
