Juljan Klaudjusz Ścibor-Marchocki coat of arms Osto­ja (70 years)

He participated in the Russian-Turkish war in the years 1877-1878, went to a civilian in 1885 as a lieutenant.

After his father's death, Julius inherited Chutor Lubomila near Odessa (UA), where in addition to growing crops dealt with beekeeping. He contributed to the modernization of this branch of culture, had framed beehives manufactured after the idea of Kazimierz Lewicki, which he imported from Warsaw. In 1897 their number increased to several hundred.

Julius received a law degree. By 1914, he was an honorary judge in Owidopol.

In 1918/1919, together with his sons Andrew and Julian joined the Lancers (later 14 Cavalry Jazłowiec Regiment) of General Zeligowski. They underwent the trail of fire, took part in the Battle of Warsaw in 1920. After the war, all the possessions of Julius consisted of uniform items of washing up and demobilized horse.

He lived with their children, most recently with Andrew and Dorothy in the Bieszczady Mountains, where Andrew leased property, where he died and is buried.

• List of payments for Polish in Silesia. «Dziennik Polski», Lviv Ref. 187, August 17, 1886.
• 30/03/1892 accepted as a member of the Warsaw Horticultural Society, "Polish Gardener" Nº 8, s 182.183.
• Amelia, Lucy, Kazimierz and Julian Marchocky, «Wsja Rossiya Address-Kalendar» T2. 1900.
• Juljan bred Arabian horses and purebred Arden. «Otczet odesskoj ujezdnoj ziemskoj uprawy za 1902 g.» Odessa. 1903, p. 14.
• Magistrates: Albert collegiate assessor and observer(?)Juljan Scibor-Marchocki.
• Honorary Magistrate, Land Bank, 1911
• In the address-calendar of Kherson province 1912
• Marchockis in "Wsia Odessa" 1914
• The Bolshevik Marchockich lands inventory (Juljans, Sigmunds, Marias and Teresas) at Odessa, 1921.
• The list of things "taken over" by the OGPU sowchoz from the former owner Juljan Marchocki, 1922.
• Assessment of the state farm OGPU (the former estate of Julian Marchocki), 1922.