¹ In some documents the surname appears as "Koberda". In 19th-century Russian-language records, it may occur in the form "Kobordo". The family also occasionally used the byname "Harbit on Pole(n)tyna" or "Harbit-Polentynski".

² Krzywda variant.

³ Lubicz variant.

⁴ The Junosza COA was presented in the 1804 nobility proof (vyvod), and Godziemba in that of 1832.

⁵ Dołęga variant.

⁶ Wieruszowa variant.

⁷ Samson variant.

⁸ Doliwa variant.

⁹ Leliwa variant.

¹⁰ The Jastrzębiec COA was presented in the 1804 vyvod, and Ślepowron in that of 1832.

¹¹ The Lis COA was presented in the 1817 vyvod, the Jastrzębiec one is depicted on the genealogical table.

¹² Suszynski variant.

¹³ The depiction and Polish name of their coat of arms ("Morze") differ from those of the "Mora" coat of arms.

¹⁴ The Ferber coat of arms appears in most of the family’s documents, while the Ciołek coat of arms is found in the family’s genealogical table dated 1802.

¹⁵ Kołodyn 2nd COA.

¹⁶ In some cases, the byname was used as "Dymitrowicz".

¹⁷ Ślepowron variant.

¹⁸ Jasieńczyk variant.

¹⁹ According to the depiction, the family uses the Oksza variant.

²⁰ Łuk variant.

²¹ The family was presented with the byname "from Konarzewo" in the 1835 vyvod.

²² Nowina variant.

²³ The family was presented with the surname "from Kaplin Kaplinski" in the 1825 vyvod.

²⁴ Earlier generations of the family used the surname "Karaban".

²⁵ Waga variant.

²⁶ In some Russian-language documents the surname was written as "Koronewski" ("Короневский").

²⁷ Kolumna variant.

²⁸ In the 19th century the family members used the byname "Korwin".

²⁹ In the 1828 vyvod, they appeared with the byname "Ostrzew", but it's doubtful that they actually used it.

³⁰ The Rawicz COA was presented in the 1802 vyvod, the Sas COA is depicted on the genealogical table.

³¹ Depicted the Sas variant.

³² Pnieynia variant.

³³ Łada 4th COA.

³⁴ Sas variant.

³⁵ Ostoja variant.

³⁶ In the 1815 vyvod, the family’s coat of arms was listed as "Kornic", but it was later corrected in the vyvod text to "Rawicz" in the form "Ursin-Rawicz". The byname "Ursin" was also added.

³⁷ The Lis COA was presented in the 1804 vyvod, and the Kościesza one in that of 1832.

³⁸ In the 1832 vyvod it was claimed that the family used the byname "Karp".

³⁹ In the 1835 vyvod, the surname was recorded as "Kosciesza of Korul Korulski", but this form did not reflect reality. In some parish records, the surname appeared as "Korol".

⁴⁰ Świeńczyc variant.

⁴¹ Jasieńczyk variant.

⁴² Thus, in the 1819 vyvod. The authentic coat of arms of the Tatar Korycki family is their own coat of arms, "Koryca".

⁴³ In private correspondence of the family members, the family coat of arms was referred to as Abdank. In some documents, the surname was recorded as "Koreywa".

⁴⁴ Dębno variant.