GOTHA ALMANAC. Genealogical Yearbook for 1867, in French, Gotha, 1867; contains genealogies of ruling families and aristocracy with ducal title including Polish families, with diplomatic and statistical catalog

GOTHA ALMANAC. Genealogical yearbook for 1867, in French, Gotha, 1867; contains genealogies of ruling families and aristocracy with ducal title including Polish families, together with diplomatic and statistical catalog; illustrations ch.-.b., pp. XIV+33 n.n.+1116+4 n.n.; hardcover with embossed coat-of-arms shield and floral motifs, embossed gold title on spine; all in d.d., crack between pp. 318-319; dimensions approx.75x110mm .ALMANACH DE GOTHA / ANNUAIRE DIPLOMATIQUE ET STATISTIQUE / POUR L'ANNÉE1867.

Information on Polish aristocratic families: on pp. 150-151 the Czartoryskis with a division into the Zhukov branch (information on, among others, Adam Jerzy Czartoryski's son -Wladyslaw Czartoryski) and the Korzec branch (information on Teresa Czartoryska daughter of Józef Klemens Czartoryski); on pp. 175-176 Jablonowskis (information on, among others, StanislawPawel Duke Jablonowski's son Stanislaw Duke Jablonowski ); on pp. 195-198 Lubomirski with division into Ligne du prince Jerome, de Rzeszow (information, among others, about Adam Lubomirski, b. 1812 ) and Ligne du prince Stanislas; on pp. 216 Poniński; on pp. 219-221 Radziwill with division into Ordinat de Kleck (information, among others. among others about Leon Hieronim Radziwille- the eleventh Ordinat de Kleck) and Ordinat d'Olyka, Niesviez et Mir (mention of Wilhelm Radziwille son of governor Antoni); on pp. 239-240 the Sanguszkos (defined this family as: Sanguszko-Lubartowicz; from the beginning of the 18th century. Sanguszko family owned Lubartow); on pp. 240-241 the Sapiehs (mention of, among others, Leon Ludwik Sapieha marshal of the Galician Sejm); on p. 256 the Sulkowskis (mention of, among others, Ludwik Jan Nepomucen Sulkowski prince of Bielsk). In the obituaries section, mentions of the deaths of Witold Adam Czartoryski son of Adam Jerzy Czartoryski (on p. 343) and Artur Poninski (p. 344).