Franciszek Kacper Fornalski Explained

Franciszek Kacper Fornalski
Coa:Fornalski coat of arms
Father:Franciszek Fornalski
Mother:Julianna Konaszewska
Spouse:Marianna Czerwińska
Issue:Marianna Apolonia Dzierzgowska
Agata Józefa Wieruszewska
Helena Julianna Mazan
Józefa Cielecka
Emilia Eleonora Kłosińska
Birth Date:1806
Birth Place:Pilica, Silesian Voivodeship, Poland
Death Date:17 July 1850
Death Place:Kunów, Poland

Franciszek Kacper Fornalski (1806-1850) was the Polish officer during the November Uprising.

The elder son of Franciszek Fornalski and Julianna Konaszewska.

On 28 October 1811 he joined the Cadet Corps in Kalisz. Later he graduated from the Infantry Cadet School in Warsaw and joined the Army of Congress Poland. Together with other students of this school he participated in the November Uprising.

Initially, a non-commissioned officer in the 1st Rifle Regiment. He then became an adjutant to General Piotr Szembek in the 2nd Rifle Regiment. On 24 January 1831 he was promoted to second lieutenant in the 23rd Infantry Regiment. On 11 October 1831 he arrived from Modlin to Warsaw to the Governmental War Committee.

After the uprising, Franciszek Kacper Fornalski moved to Kunów where worked as an architect.

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