¹ In the 1798 nobility proof (vyvod), they appeared with the byname "Woronowicz-".

² Kalinowa variant.

³ In the documents of the 18th century the surname was written as Irzykowicz.

⁴ In the documents of the 19th century the surname was sometimes written as Eysmontowicz.

⁵ In the documents of the 19th century the surname was sometimes written as Eśman.

⁶ In the resolution of 1833 they appeared with the byname "Dobiesław-". In Russian-language documents the surname was written as Іолшин.

⁷ They used the byname "Żabka-".

⁸ Lubicz variant.

⁹ Kościesza variant.

¹⁰ Topacz variant.

¹¹ They used the byname "z Miłakowa".

¹² In the original French version, the surname had the form Jaquet, further, in the second third of the 18th century, transformed into Żaket or Żakiet. In the vyvod dated 1832 they used the byname "de Ràés", "de Raes".

¹³ In the 1800 vyvod, they appeared with the byname "Ćwik-".

¹⁴ Radwan variant.

¹⁵ The name was also written in the form Żmiyowski, Żmieiewski.

¹⁶ In the 1826 vyvod, they appeared with the byname "from Uhlicz". In documents of the 16th century and early 17th century, the surname was mainly written in Old Belarusian (non-polonized) form Жолудзь.

¹⁷ Abdank variant.

¹⁸ In the 1799 vyvod they were presented with the byname "Sobor-".

¹⁹ In the 1832 vyvod, they appeared with the byname "Dobek-".

²⁰ In the 1829 vyvod, they appeared with the byname "from Zuraw".

²¹ Gieschaw variant.

²² In the 1805 vyvod, they appeared with the byname "Drewicz-".

²³ In the 1802 vyvod, they appeared with the byname "Targonia-"

²⁴ Białynia variant.

²⁵ Prince's family. Sometimes used byname "on Żyżmy".

²⁶In the resolution of 1833 the name was presented as "Woysim-Mordas-Zylinski", but in the 1820 vyvod, they appeared with the byname "from Mordasy".

²⁷ Dębno variant.