Tombstone of Julia and Stanislas Szczeniowski, Père-Lachaise Cemetery, Paris (France), photo prof. Sławomir Górzyński, 2025 r.
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ID: NGR-019348-P/194124

Tombstone of Julia and Stanislaw Szczeniowski

Paris | France

Père-Lachaise Cemetery

ID: NGR-019348-P/194124

Tombstone of Julia and Stanislaw Szczeniowski

Paris | France
Père-Lachaise Cemetery

On pedestal, stepped, light-sided, gabled slab with plastic cross; under transverse arm of cross to left and right, coats of arms in oval (signet); trace of fence.

Coats of arms:

Graphed: in an oval field of blue silver half-cross between the shoulders of two half-moons, above the shield a noble's crown (of the Szczeniowski family).
Graffered: in an oval field of red, an arrow in saltire passing through three gorgets, above the shield a nobleman's crown (Korczak variant - of the Jaroszyński family).

Inscriptions on the plate under the transverse arm of the cross: on the left (1) and on the right (2).

Inscription:

1. STANISLAS / SZCZENIOWSKI / MORT À PARIS / LE 17 DÉCEMBRE / 1873, / DANS / SA 59ÉME ANNÉE. / ---- //.
2. JULIE / JAROSZYNSKA / VEUVE / SZCZENIOWSKA / MORTE À PARIS / LE 10 OCTOBRE / 1874 //.

Tombstone location:

Sector number 56 Tomb number 191

Dimensions:

45 x 100 x 200 cm

Additional dimensions:

cross: 159 x 64 cm, coats of arms in oval cross-section: 30 x 19 cm, height: front: 33 cm, back: 45 cm

Materials:

marble, limestone

Additional Information about materials:

marble (slab), limestone (base)

Additional information:

concession no: C. À P. N° 1221 année 1873

perpetual concession purchased by Julia Szczeniowska née Jaroszyńska for the grave of her husband Stanislaw

concession under the protection of the Consulate General of the Republic of Poland in Paris and TOZ (2007)

location: div. 56, row 1 av. de la Chapelle, gr. 10 av. des Ailantes

State of preservation:

unmaintained fence

Comments on the state of preservation and visible restoration:

on the 1910 photograph, a cast-iron fence made of transverse rods supported by posts

according to the 1910 Lipkowski photograph, originally in the upper part of the panel between the cross arms a square pedestal on legs in the upper part ended with a circular cross-section on which on a small circular pedestal a small sculpture of a boy in stone (marble?), in the lower part under the cross arm a stone pot (marble?)