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- Franciszek_Wróblewski abstract "Franciszek Wróblewski (26 March 1789 in Vilnius - 28 April 1857 in Vilnius) was a Polish szlachcic and a Doctor of Medicine and Surgery operating in Wilno (Vilnius).Franciszek was the oldest son of Bazyli Wróblewski. He finished Vilnius University, where he was studying medicine, and then began to work as a physician in his hometown. In 1808 he married Rozalia (née Plater) with which he had at least three sons - Antoni, Eustachy and Ludwik. After the death of his wife, he remarried with Zofia (née Szyttler) with which he had a son, Józef Wróblewski.He was awarded the Order of Saint Anna, 3rd Class for his contribution to Vilnius and its citizens.".
- Q20817283 abstract "Franciszek Wróblewski (26 March 1789 in Vilnius - 28 April 1857 in Vilnius) was a Polish szlachcic and a Doctor of Medicine and Surgery operating in Wilno (Vilnius).Franciszek was the oldest son of Bazyli Wróblewski. He finished Vilnius University, where he was studying medicine, and then began to work as a physician in his hometown. In 1808 he married Rozalia (née Plater) with which he had at least three sons - Antoni, Eustachy and Ludwik. After the death of his wife, he remarried with Zofia (née Szyttler) with which he had a son, Józef Wróblewski.He was awarded the Order of Saint Anna, 3rd Class for his contribution to Vilnius and its citizens.".