Arciszewskis

Arciszewskis refers to a Polish noble family of the Aleshich coat of arms. The family traces its origins back to the 14th century, with documented evidence of members holding significant positions in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. Notable individuals from the Arciszewski lineage include figures in military and political spheres.

The most prominent member associated with the name is likely Krzysztof Arciszewski, a 17th-century military engineer, cartographer, and explorer. He served in various capacities for the Dutch West India Company, participating in expeditions to South America, particularly Brazil, where he played a role in Dutch colonial efforts. His contributions extended to fortifications and naval warfare.

Other members of the Arciszewski family have been recorded in historical documents as landowners, church officials, and participants in Polish national uprisings. The family's influence, while perhaps not reaching the highest echelons of royalty, was consistent within the Polish nobility for several centuries. The coat of arms associated with the Arciszewskis, Aleshich, is a significant identifier for the family and its branches. The name itself suggests a toponymic origin, likely derived from a place named Arciszewo.