** There is no the spelling of the surname in romanized version in the documents, but in the Cyrillic version it's presented in this way - Земель. However, most likely the surname in the original German version is written Semmel.

¹ Białynia variant.

² The actual family COA is the Rogala Shield.

³ In the 1826 nobility proof (vyvod), they presented with the byname "from Zawisty".

⁴ Alternative name of the Poraj COA.

⁵ In 1829 the surname was written with the byname "from Zahorza".

⁶ In the 1826 vyvod, they presented with the byname "from Zadole".

⁷ Radwan variant.

⁸ In the 1826 vyvod, surname was written as "from the Labeckis [Labenckis] on Zalesie ZALESKI".

⁹ Radwan variant.

¹⁰ Junosza variant.

¹¹ In the 1784 vyvod, they presented with the byname "de Zambrzyce Krole", in the 1800 vyvod - with the byname "from Zambrzyce".

¹² In the vyvod they appeared only under the name Zambrzycki, however, in the revision orders from 1795 and 1811 they are presented as Zubrycki only.

¹³ In the source, the coat of arms is mistakenly referred to as "Żdan".

¹⁴ Sometimes the surname was transmitted as Ziencewicz.

¹⁵ In the 1798/99 vyvod, they presented with the byname "from Kalinowa".

¹⁶ Prawdzic variant.

¹⁷ The remark of J.Lyczkowski.

¹⁸ This COA has nothing in common with Ogończyk one. See Zasztowt COA

¹⁹ Jastrzębiec variant.

²⁰ Presents in the 1825 vyvod. [Kroje 2nd COA - J.L.]. In the 1802 vyvod the family COA was called "Poraj".

²¹ In the 1827 vyvodб surname presented with the byname "from Zwierowo".

²² Lis variant.

²³ The source presents a distorted name of the coat of arms - "Krzywostrzał".

²⁴ The Zubkiewicz form was used in revision orders and family lists from the late 18th century. However, in a noble cause they appeared as Zubkowski. In the second half of the 19th century, in Russian-language documents, the name was sometimes transferred as Околовъ-Зубковскій.

²⁵ Alternative name of the Kuszaba COA.

²⁶ Unable to determine which version of the COA this family uses.

²⁷ Alternative name of the Despot (Zenowicz) COA.

²⁸ The source contains an image of the Leliwa COA, which is given the name "Siestrzeniec" (possibly an error).

²⁹ In the court case from 1809 it was claimed that the family coat of arms is Łodzia.

³⁰ In the vyvod of 1835 surname presented with the byname "from Rogal".

³¹ Only the variant Iwaszkiewicz appears in the noble case file. However, it is not found in 17th–18th-century inventories, where the predominant form was Waszkiewicz.

³² Świat variant.

³³ Failed to identify the coat of arms.

³⁴ Junosza variant.

³⁵ Under the decree of Paul I (1800), the following elements were added to the shield [in the source: “to the crest” – an obvious mistake]: on a gold background, a black double-headed eagle with crowns and the Roman numeral “I” on its chest, holding a scepter and an orb in its claws. A motto was added under the shield: "Вспомню твою милость" [according to Wikipedia, the motto is "Помяну милость Твою в роды родов"].