Brenner from Felsach
Brenner von Felsach , also von Brenner-Felsach , is the name of an Austrian noble family . The progenitor is the imperial court and chamber jeweler Johann Caspar Brenner (* 1675 in Dillingen an der Donau , Bavaria ; † 1715 in Vienna ).
Nobility uprisings
- Elevation to the imperial nobility on November 23, 1710 in Vienna for the aforementioned Johann Caspar Brenner .
- Austrian knighthood with "Edler von Felsach" on May 31, 1818 in Vienna for Ignaz von Brenner , kk accountant of the montan court bookkeeping.
- Austrian baron by an extraordinary decree of December 29, 1836 with a diploma of February 6, 1837 for the same as kk Hofrat .
Coat of arms (1837)
Divided within a broad red shield border ; at the top a green tip in silver, in it growing out of the dividing line a man dressed in gold, turned forward, with a red belt and black cap, holding a burning torch in his right hand, at the top on both sides accompanied by a gold armored black eagle on the edge of the shield; below in blue on green ground a steep brown rock rising to the middle, from which a natural brook falls. Three helmets with black and silver covers on the right, red and gold on the left ; on the right helmet the man with the torch growing between open black flight ; on the middle helmet a silver anchor , on the cross-piece of which stands an upwardly directed silver crescent; on the left helmet a growing golden lion between two red buffalo horns. Shield holders are two armored people . Motto: Esse potius quam videri .
Name bearer
- Adolph Freiherr Brenner von Felsach (1814–1883), Austrian diplomat
- Ernst Brenner von Felsach (1865–1903), Austrian nobleman and fossil collector
- Ignatz Ritter Brenner von Felsach (1772–1849), Austrian orientalist
- Joachim Freiherr Brenner von Felsach (1859–1927), Austrian world traveler and photographer
- Josef Ritter Brenner von Felsach (1807–1876), Austrian doctor; became a saline doctor in Bad Ischl in 1839 . He built the first Ischl hospital in 1841. The hospital was at the beginning of the Brennerstrasse named after him. After Franz Wirer von Rettenbach's death , he took over the management of the Badestiftung in Bad Ischl. He was the founder of the museum association and in 1874 of the Ischler Heimatmuseum. Buried in a crypt chapel in the Bad Ischl cemetery .
- Josef Ritter Brenner von Felsach (1836–1906), Austrian landowner and politician
- Hans Brenner Freiherr von Felsach (1884–1970), Austrian landowner
literature
- Genealogical manual of the nobility , Adelslexikon Volume II, page 96, Volume 58 of the complete series, CA Starke Verlag, Limburg (Lahn) 1974
