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editOk, it was barely two hours since I created this article that anon 71.137.197.103 showed up and tried to Germanize this obviously Polish family. The English language sources I provided use the Dzialynski name. The Latin source that the anon provided does use the name "Dzialin" but this isn't the Latin encyclopedia nor is it the German one. And sorry, but Poznan was not in Prussia (which was part of Poland anyway) but rather part of Wielkopolska. In light of these disruptions it's really hard to work on expanding the article.radek (talk) 04:50, 3 May 2009 (UTC)