Tarnawa (coat of arms) explained

Herb:Tarnawa
Mention:15th century
Families:Bistram, Boksicki, Boksycki, Borucki, Borycki, Boryczewski, Boxycki, Broniewski, Bąckiewicz, Bystram, Bystry, Diatełowicz, Duczolski, Gałęzowski, Gałązowski, Godowski, Gorzkowski, Gożkowski, Jagliński, Jagniński, Jamski, Jereminowicz, Kaim, Kleczkowski, Kropski, Krupa, Malcewicz, Malchowski, Malczewski, Patryk, Petryk, Petrykowski, Polański, Radkiewicz, Radliński, Rudziewicz, Sinicki, Slanka, Ślanka, Stryjeński, Stryjewski, Tarczewski, Tarczowski, Tarczyński, Targowicki, Tudorowiecki, Tudorowski, Walczewski, Zajączkowski, Zirniewicz, Zirymski, Żernicki

Tarnawa is a Polish coat of arms. It was used by several szlachta families in the times of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth.

Notable bearers

Notable bearers of this coat of arms include:

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