Franz Preidl von Hassenbrunn

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Franz Preidl's grave chapel next to the pilgrimage chapel of the Nativity of Mary in Bohemian Kamnitz
Preidl von Hassenbrunn coat of arms , 1887

Franz Preidl , since 1887 Preidl Edler von Hassenbrunn (born December 26, 1810 in Hasel , † August 28, 1889 in Tschischkowitz ) was a Bohemian entrepreneur.

Life

Franz Preidl was the oldest of several children. In Bohemian Kamnitz ( Česká Kamenice ) and Kamnitz-Neudörfel (Kamenická Nová Víska) the large industrialist set up weaving and spinning mills in 1855 , the best known are the three Rabstein factories, and in the vicinity other textile factories, but also mills. He also owned the Hassenstein Castle ( Hasištejn Castle ) and was the owner of the lands around Brunnersdorf ( Prunéřov ). In Kamnitz he had a hospital built in the neo-Gothic style , which was designed by the clerical councilor Augustin Zippe .

In 1887 (diploma issued on January 21, 1888) Franz Preidl was raised to the nobility by the Austrian emperor as "Edler von Hassenbrunn".

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personal data
SURNAME Preidl von Hassenbrunn, Franz
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Preidl, Franz
BRIEF DESCRIPTION large Bohemian industrialist
DATE OF BIRTH December 26, 1810
PLACE OF BIRTH hazel
DATE OF DEATH August 28, 1889
Place of death Chishkovitz