Swantiborides

The Swantiborides (Swantiboriden) were related to the Griffins, but the link remains unclear. Probably they descend from Swantibor, a Pomeranian duke overthrown in a rebellion and expelled to Poland in 1105/06. This Swantibor might have been a cousin of Swantopolk, a Pomeranian duke defeated by Boleslaw III of Poland in a campaign of 1111/12. Yet, these assumptions all remain speculative.[2]
1. Wartislaw (II) Swantiboriz (↑ 1196), Castellan of Stettin (Szczecin) ∞ unknown wife

 1.	Bartholomäus († 1219), Castellan of Gützkow ∞ unknown wife 

   1.	Wartislaw (* 1175/80, ↑ 1233), Castellan of Stettin, Herr von Gützkow 1219 ∞ Dobroslawa, widow of      Boleslaw of Poland Prince of Kujavia, daughter of Bogislaw I 

     1.	Bartholomäus (+ 1206/10, ↑ 1259/60) 

 2.	Wartislaw (↑ 1230/32), Castellan of Stettin 

''' 3.	Konrad (↑ 1233), Canon at Kammin Cathedral 1176/1186, provost 1186/1189 and 1208, Bishop of Kammin 1219  '''  4.	Casimir (↑ 1219), Castellan of Kolberg (Kołobrzeg) ∞ unknown wife 

   1.	Swietoslawa / Swiatochna (↑ after 1217) 

   2.	Swantibor (* 1219, ↑ 1244) ∞ unknown wife 

     1.	Casimir (↑1277/1280), Castellan of Kolberg ∞ Miroslawa, who secondly married Johann Ramel, Castellan of Kolberg and Pomeranian counsellor 1265/1297. 

   3.	daughter 3 ∞ Czyrnek, Castellan of Kolberg