Gąska coat of arms
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| Alternative names | Budzisz, Paparona |
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| Families | Budziłowicz, Budzisz, Budziszewski, Budźko, Budźco, Bujnowski, Burych, Chodowski, Choduski, Chołodowski, Dawibiński, Galin, Gorliszewski, Gąska, Hanaszewski, Jachlicki, Jaczyc, Jarogłowski, Kałuwur, Kamionomojski, Nienidzki, Niewodzki, Papara, Parpura, Parzniewski, Parzniowski, Pstrokoński, Rawil, Rzekioki, Rzekocki, Szydłowski, Wadoracki, Wodziniecki, Wojudcki, Wuydzyn |
Gąska - is a Polish Coat of Arms. It was used by several szlachta families in the times of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth.
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