Unkovsky

The shield is quartered. In the first quarter, in a blue field, three golden hexagonal stars (a modification of the Polish Karp coat of arms). In the second, in a golden field, an armored arm emerging from a cloud holds a sword raised upwards (Polish coat of arms Mała Pogoń). In the third, in a silver field, a cuirass. In the fourth, in a green field, a golden cornucopia with flowers. The shield is surmounted by a noble helmet and a coronet with three ostrich feathers. The mantling is green and gold, lined with gold and blue. The supporters are two lions. == Notable family members ==

(1822–1886) — admiral of the Imperial Russian Navy.Many members of the Unkovsky family served the Russian state in military, administrative and cultural roles from the 16th to the 20th centuries. • Bogdan Osipovich Unkovsky — voivode in Maly Yaroslavets (1626–1628), Tarusa (1630). • Stepan Bogdanovich Unkovsky — voivode in Bolkhov (1626), Gorokhovets (1627–1628). • Matvei Mikhailovich Unkovsky, Bogdan Baushev Unkovsky — Moscow nobles (1627–1629). • Ivan Voinovich Unkovsky — court official (1627–1629). • Andrei Stepanovich Unkovsky — city nobleman of Pochep (1629). • Fyodor Sharapovich Unkovsky — city nobleman of Maly Yaroslavets (1629). • Fyodor Fyodorovich Unkovsky, Grigory Yakovlevich Unkovsky — stolniks of Patriarch Filaret (1629), Moscow nobles (1636–1658). • Gavrila Unkovsky — voivode in Maly Yaroslavets (before 1636). • Stepan Ivanovich Unkovsky — voivode in Staritsa (1636–1637). • Gavrila Ulyanovich Unkovsky — court noble, voivode in Vorotynsk (1636). • Mikhail Vasilyevich Unkovsky — court noble (1640). • Mikhail Ivanovich Unkovsky — voivode in Staritsa (1654). • Vasily Yakovlevich Unkovsky — Moscow nobleman, voivode in Yaroslavl (1664–1668). • Ivan Unkovsky — voivode in Kozelsk (1664–1665). • Stepan Unkovsky — voivode in Borovsk (1664–1665). (1829–1904) — general of artillery, commandant of Moscow. • Andrei Dementievich Unkovsky — Moscow nobleman, voivode in Tsaritsyn (1666–1669). • Ivan Unkovsky — voivode in Opochka (1678). • Dmitry Ivanovich Unkovsky — stolnik, voivode in Opochka (1684). • Fyodor Mikhailovich Unkovsky, Prokofiy Mikhailovich Unkovsky, Ivan Mikhailovich Unkovsky, Maxim Ivanovich Unkovsky, Ivan Fyodorovich Unkovsky, Ivan Lukyanovich Unkovsky — Moscow nobles (1629–1692). • Ivan Mikhailovich Unkovsky, Grigory Dementievich Unkovsky — stolniks (1690–1692). • Semion Yakovlevich Unkovsky (1788–1882) — officer of the Imperial Russian Navy, circumnavigator, memoirist, later director of schools and marshal of the nobility in Kaluga province. • Fyodor Semionovich Unkovsky (1821–1863) — Court Councilor, awarded the Order of St. Vladimir, 3rd class. • Alexander Semionovich Unkovsky (1825–1900) — lieutenant general. • Ivan Semionovich Unkovsky (1822–1886) — admiral of the Imperial Russian Navy. • Sergei Semionovich Unkovsky (1829–1904) — general of artillery, commandant of Moscow. == References ==