Suchekomnaty coat of arms

Suchekomnaty
Details
Battle cry Unknown
Alternative names Kownaty, Suche Komnaty, Suchekownaty
Earliest mention Unknown
Towns None
Families Bejner, Beyner, Białostocki, Brucki-Stempkowski, Błeszczyński, Błeszyński, Bogdański, Bogorski, Buchorn, Chrzanowski, Dąbnicki, Drąbiński, Drabowicz, Dramiński, Dramnicki, Dylik, Gutowski, Homszej, Jabłoński, Kanka, Kaznowski, Kilowski, Kownacki, Lewański, Lipiński, Martynowicz, Miączyński, Milanowski, Niewodowski, Nikłasz, Obłoczymski, Obłoczyński, Obrycki, Owłoczyński, Owłuczyński, Pieńkowski, Pińkowski, Pinkowski, Ropelewski, Ropelowski, Rydzewski, Rydze, Rzepnicki, Sabatowski, Sędzinko, Skalski, Słowikowski, Sopota, Soroka, Staniławowicz, Stępkowski, Stempkowski, Stępokowski, Suchekomnacki, Tłoczyński, Toczikowski, Toczkowski, Tuczkowski, Uhrowiecki, Urowiecki, Żarowski, Żyła

Suchekomnaty is a Polish Coat of Arms. It was used by several szlachta families in the times of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth.

History

Suchekomnaty coat of arms in Baranow-Sandomierski castle

Notable bearers

Notable bearers of this Coat of Arms include:

See also

Sources


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