Adam Skirmont
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Adam Skirmont
Summary
Adam Skirmont is a human[1]. He was born on 1800[2]. He died on 1820[3]. He worked as an official[4].
Key Facts
- Adam Skirmont was born on 1800[2].
- Adam Skirmont died on 1820[3].
- Burial took place at Achova[5].
- Adam Skirmont's father was Michał Skirmunt[6].
- Adam Skirmont held citizenship in Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth[7].
- Adam Skirmont's professions included official[4].
- Adam Skirmont held the position of Q65965502[8].
- Adam Skirmont held the position of Deputy to the Sejm of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth[9].
- Adam Skirmont held the position of Q107617772[10].
- Adam Skirmont held the position of Q107617777[11].
- Adam Skirmont held the position of Q65725925[12].
- Adam Skirmont held the position of Q124250811[13].
- Adam Skirmont received the Order of Saint Stanislaus[14].
- Adam Skirmont is recorded as male[15].
- Adam Skirmont's instance of is recorded as human[16].
- Adam Skirmont's family is recorded as House of Skirmunt[17].
- Adam Skirmont's coat of arms is recorded as Dąb coat of arms[18].
- Adam Skirmont's family name is recorded as Skirmont[19].
- Adam Skirmont's given name is recorded as Adam[20].
- Adam Skirmont's described by source is recorded as Polish Biographical Dictionary[21].
- Adam Skirmont's sibling is recorded as Q107615973[22].
Body
Origins and Family
Adam Skirmont was born on 1800[2]. His father was Michał Skirmunt[6].
Career and Affiliations
Adam Skirmont's professions included official[4]. Positions held include Q65965502[8], Deputy to the Sejm of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth[9], Q107617772[10], Q107617777[11], Q65725925[12], and Q124250811[13].
Recognition
Adam Skirmont received the Order of Saint Stanislaus[14].
Death and Burial
Adam Skirmont died on 1820[3]. Burial took place at Achova[5].
FAQs
Who were Adam Skirmont's parents?
Adam Skirmont's father was Michał Skirmunt[6].
What did Adam Skirmont do for work?
Adam Skirmont worked as official[4].
What awards did Adam Skirmont receive?
Honors received include Order of Saint Stanislaus[14].