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Last name
Schilden

Nobility: Adel - Ritter
Nobles in:
Deutschland
Variations Last name:
Schildgen
Language of the text: Français

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Schilden
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Schilden. (Taph. 51). Kaiser Karl VI. erhob am 4. Mai 1738 die Gebrüder Schilden, Johann Eriedrich, Kurhannoverischen Oberzahlmeister, Heinrich Adam auf Haseldorf in Holstein und Friedrich Anton auf Wustrow nebst ihrer Schwester Ernestine Rosina, Gemahlin des K. Preuss. Staatsministers c. Thulemeier dans le Reichsadelstand. Die Familie ist 1860 erloschen, nachdem Namen und Wappen einem Zweige der V. Oppen übertragen war. Sie besass in Meklenburg Banzin de 1765 à 1796, Goldenbow de 1797 à 1853, Gresse VOD de 1804 à 1816 et Rodenwalde de 1797 à 1860, vergl. Voir Meding III. p. 580. Schild : B. et W. gespalten. vorn W. Querbalken, begleitet oben von einem, unten von zwei g. Sternen, hinten ein gr. Lorbeerkranz. Barre : a) gekr., 3 Straussfedern b. W. b, jede mit einem g. Stern belegt. b) gekr., der Lorbeerkranz. Decken : liens b. et g., rechts W. und gr.

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Schilden
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Schilden, Schildgen

Schild: B. und W. gespalten. vorn W. Querbalken, begleitet oben von einem, unten von zwei g. Sternen, hinten ein gr. Lorbeerkranz. Helm: a) gekr., 3 Straussfedern b. W. b, jede mit einem g. Stern belegt. b) gekr., der Lorbeerkranz. Decken: links b. and g., rechts W. und gr.

Quelle: Siebmacher's großes und allgemeines Wappenbuch, Bd. 6 (Abgestorbene, erloschene Geschlechter), 10. Abt.: Ausgestorbener Mecklenburgischer Adel, Nürnberg 1902, 91.

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