MYSLINSKI

Myslinski was the surname of a noble Polish family who were a sept of the clan Rola. Descendants of this house were registered among the aristocracy of Galicia in southern Poland, in the year of 1782. The surname Myslinski is of occupational origin, deriving from the trade profession pursued by the bearer of the coat of arms. Myslinski derives from the Polish word "mysliwiec", which signifies the word "hunter" or "huntsman". The suffix "-ski" is a Polish standard for ending the surname. It is believed that the surname origin is derived from the city "Myslenice", located in southeastern Poland, near Cracow.