Chiari (Austrian family)

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Chiari is the name of an extensive, originally Italian family that came to Austria in the 18th century . Some branches of the family were elevated to the status of Austrian baron in 1908 and 1917 respectively .

history

Ottokar Chiari, since 1917 Freiherr von Chiari (1853–1918), professor of laryngology

The Chiari family comes from Bergamo . The sons of Thomas Claudius Chiari, kuk post administrator in Trient , went to Vienna and worked there as lawyers and doctors, later they also obtained political offices.

Karl Chiari (1849–1912) was raised to the hereditary Austrian baron status on November 30, 1908 (diploma Vienna March 12, 1909) by Emperor Franz Joseph as a factory and estate owner in Mährisch-Schönberg , he was also a member of the House of Representatives of the Austrian Imperial Council and the mansion . This baron status was transferred to Ottokar Chiari (1853-1918) on March 14, 1917 (diploma Vienna April 30, 1917) with the approval of Emperor Karl I, together with the coat of arms awarded in 1908 .

On September 19, 1917 (diploma Vienna October 18, 1917) the Austro-Hungarian Vice-Admiral Arthur Chiari (1851-1919) was raised to the status of Austrian baron.

After the end of the monarchy in Austria-Hungary , the parliament of the Republic of German-Austria decided on April 3, 1919, to abolish the nobility. As a result of this nobility annulment law , the members of the Chiari family living in Austria also lost the right to use their titles.

coat of arms

Chiari coat of arms, 1917.

Coat of arms of the Chiari family (1908 and 1917): divided by a narrow golden bar ; above in blue a golden sun , below in green a silver slanting bar, accompanied above by a silver lily . Retracted baron crown . Crowned helmet with blue and gold blankets on the right, green and silver on the left , on top of which an open flight , divided by gold and blue on the right, silver and green on the left, a silver lily in between. Shield holder : two golden griffins .

Members

Genealogy (extract)

  1. Thomas Claudius Chiari (*?; † 1833), kuk post administrator in Trient ⚭ Helena Eschenbacher (*?; † 1861), and had offspring from this marriage, including:
    1. Johann Baptist Chiari (1817-1854), Dr. med., Professor of Gynecology in Vienna and Prague ⚭ Anna Klein (1822–1912, daughter of the Professor of Gynecology Johann Klein ), and had offspring from this marriage, including:
      1. Karl Chiari, Baron von Chiari (1849–1912) since 1908 , Dr. med., first gynecologist, then factory and estate owner as well as politician ⚭ 1874 Pauline Therese Zephyrescu (1851–1922) from Mährisch-Schönberg , and had offspring from this marriage, including:
        1. Karl Konstantin Freiherr von Chiari (1875–1943), Dr. phil., factory and landowner in Mährisch-Schönberg ; Baron status transferred to Ottokar Chiari (1853–1918) in 1917 ; ⚭ 1909 Anna Speil von Ostheim (*?; †?), And had offspring from this marriage
        2. Constantin Eduard Max Freiherr von Chiari (1877–1932) ⚭ 1902 Marianna von Oberleithner (*?; †?), From the family of the textile industrialist Karl von Oberleithner from Mährisch-Schönberg , and had offspring from this marriage
        3. Eduard Liberalis Paul Freiherr von Chiari (1883–1954) ⚭ 1907 Doris von Chiari (*?; †?, Daughter of Ottokar Chiari ), and had offspring from this marriage
      2. Hans Chiari (1851–1916), Dr. med., pathological anatomist in Strasbourg ⚭ 1878 Emilia Antonia Paulina Anna Schrötter von Kristelli (1854–1886), and had offspring from this marriage, including:
        1. Hermann Chiari (1897–1969), Dr. med., pathologist ⚭ Elisabeth Spohn (*?; †), and had offspring from this marriage
      3. Ottokar Chiari, since 1917 Baron von Chiari (1853–1918), Dr. med., Professor of Laryngology ⚭ Marie Seidl (1855–1920, daughter of the industrialist Ignaz Seidl ), and from this marriage had 3 sons and 2 daughters, including:
        1. Richard Freiherr von Chiari (1882–1929) ⚭ Marie Richter (*?; †?), And had descendants from this marriage, including:
          1. Karl Chiari (1912–1982), Dr. med., Professor of Orthopedics in Vienna
        2. Alfred Freiherr von Chiari (* 1883; †?) ⚭ Lotte Richter (* 1862; †?), And had offspring from this marriage
        3. Friedrich Freiherr von Chiari (* 1896; †?) ⚭ 1921 Gisela von Schoeller (* 1898; †?), And had offspring from this marriage
        4. Paula Freiin von Chiari (1895–1977) 1922 ⚭ Arthur Boltzmann (1881–1952, son of the physicist Ludwig Boltzmann )
    2. Joseph Chiari (1819–1867), Dr. jur., notary in Vienna
    3. Max Chiari (1832-1894), Dr. jur., Head of Section in the Ministry of Finance ⚭ Franziska von Steinhauser (*?; †)

Further

See also

literature

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b www.nobility.eu , accessed on September 10, 2017.
  2. ↑ Arno Kerschbaumer: Nobilitations under the reign of Emperor Karl I / IV. Károly király (1916-1921) . Graz 2016, ISBN 978-3-9504153-1-5 , p. 57.
  3. ↑ Arno Kerschbaumer: Nobilitations under the reign of Emperor Karl I / IV. Károly király (1916-1921) . Graz 2016, ISBN 978-3-9504153-1-5 , p. 63.
  4. ^ Hans Chiari in the Vienna History Wiki of the City of Vienna
  5. ^ Karl Chiari (orthopedist) in the Vienna History Wiki of the City of Vienna
  6. ^ Club Carriere, Volume 18, p. 1043.

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