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 		Elżbieta Broel-Plater
2 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Adam James Eaton
3
After the arrest of her husband in 1940 and the confiscation of their estates she suffered severe misery and had a difficult struggle.
In 1948, following the death of her older daughter but with her younger daughter, she was reconciled with her husband in Brussels.

 		Adela Elżbieta Ignacja Tyszkiewicz
4
Died as a child 		Józef Ildefons Włodzimierz Broel-Plater
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Died as a child. 		Ryszard Broel-Plater
6
Envoy of the Polish Court to the Elector of Brandenburg

 		Daniel von Tettau
7
Eufrozyna in German sources.
Was still living in 1739.



 		Eufemia Dorota von Offenberg
8
Ignacy and Antoni conducted the combined administration of the whole of the Dąbrowica estates.
Both died a martyr's death on the 22nd November 1918.
I quote here the words describing the tragedy from the pen of a member of the family - "In the period after the Russian Revolution, the two older sons of Wiktor Broel-Plater were staying at Dąbrowica.

With the threat from a diversion of ravaging bands, they were warned to leave Dąbrowica but despite this they remained there, aware that they could not depart leaving at that place numerous matters relating to the administrative affairs of the extensive estate.

They brought together all the administrative personnel with their their households to their residence and took up arms with the resolve to see through that dangerous period.

Dąbrowica was attacked by the marauding band and the mansion-house besieged.
It was defended for several days.

Seeing from their attacks that they were not succeeding to capture the mansion-house, the attackers decided to set it on fire and for this purpose obtained barrels of benzine and spirits.

Negotiations began and Antoni and Ignacy agreed to capitulate in exchange for a promise to let the women and children go free.
After capitulating, all the men were murdered in a barbarous manner".

Because both died as bachelors, their younger brother Witold inherited after them the whole of the Dąbrowica estates.
The residence at Dąbrowica was plundered and burnt together with the rich archives which had belonged to the family.

 		Family: F427
9
Killed in the Warszawa rising in 1944 		Witold Broel-Plater
10
Voivode of Witebsk and a Lithuanian Field-Marshal

 		Władysław Wołowicz
11 "Lieutenant and adjutant in the Grand-ducal Baden regiment of light dragoons." (Posthumous Memoirs Of Karoline Bauer Part One, p.2) Henrich Bauer
12 (Arms Byliny vel Szreniawa, exchangeable)

Murdered by the Germans in 1939. 		Stanisław Kwilecki
13 (Oranienbaum according to Pulvis) Jerzy Gustaw Broel-Plater
14 01 November 1863 according to Pulvis. Michał Plater-Zyberk
15 05 Apr 1819 according to Pulvis Stefania Małachowska
16 09 Sep 1809 according to Pulvis. Izabella Plater-Zyberk
17 10th December 1792 according to Zychlinski and in 1795 according to Pulvis. Konstancja Broel-Plater
18 10th May 1817 according to Gotha 'Counts' from 1862, page 419 Adele Keller
19 17 Jun 1825 according to Pulvis Teofil Aleksander Mikołaj Broel-Plater
20 172? Gerhard Jan Broel-Plater
21 172? Fabian Broel-Plater
22 175(?)
 		Jerzy Broel-Plater
23 1752 according to Pulvis Krzysztof Konstanty Broel-Plater
24 1825 ?

 		Jerzy Broel-Plater
25 1845 ? Jerzy Konstanty Broel-Plater
26 1852 according to Pulvis. Cecylia Plater-Zyberk
27 1875 according to Pulvis. Family: F158
28 22 May 1805 according to Pulvis. Adam Michał Broel-Plater
29 23 Aug 1787 according to Pulvis. Ludwik Broel-Plater
30 24 Sep 1810 according to Pulvis. Ferdynand Broel-Plater
31 25 October 1807 according to Pulvis.  Michał Broel-Plater
32 30 Nov 1845 according to Pulvis Maria Broel-Plater
33 > 1649 Jan Broel-Plater
34 A Braclaw judge. Dioniz Mohl
35 A child who was born and died before 1744. Broel-Plater
36 A close relative of Baron Christian Friedrich von Stockmar, the well known German statesman (1787-1863). Christiane Stockmar
37 A composer. Ludomir-Michał Rogowski
38 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Marianne Birgit Bjelvefors
39 A portrait in miniature of Countess Zofia Plater-Zyberk, wife of Tadeusz, with her daughters Ludwika and Maria, from the painting by Kazimiera Dąbrowska, is in the collection with other family souvenirs at Valduc in Belgium.

 		Zofia Aleksandrowicz
40 a. 1523 Jan Broel-Plater
41 a. 1603 Henryk Broel-Plater
42 a. 1603 Fabian Broel-Plater
43 a. 1622, 1625 Kasper Fryderyk Broel-Plater
44 a. 1693 Jan Ludwik Broel-Plater
45 a. 1724 Fabian Fryderyk Broel-Plater
46 a.1780 Tadeusz Broel-Plater
47 About 1715

 		Wilhelm Jan Broel-Plater
48 About 1746  Józef Broel-Plater
49 About 1890 he was the heir to the estate Szymanow with Tworzykow (about 1,247 hectares) and about 1899, also of the small estate of Buszin (?), all in the environs of Srem. I also believe that the Gora estate must have subsequently belonged to him because in 1926 his widow after him was living there. Cezary Maria Karol Barnaba Broel-Plater
50 Accomplished pianist and a successful business-woman who conducted a clothing factory for many years. She was also accomplished in many and various types of hand crafts.

 		Ruby Graham Chapman

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