Frisching (patrician family)

Frisching's coat of arms in the Rothrist church (1714)

Frisching house in Bern, today the Béatrice von Wattenwyl house

The von Frisching family (dialectically Fruchtschig ) is a Bernese patrician family who have owned the city of Bern as a citizen since the 15th century and belong to the guild society of butchers .

Various members of the family owned the castles Bremgarten , Rümligen , Wil , the Campagne Morillon near Bern and the Frischinghaus in the city of Bern.

people

Older branch

Franz Rudolf Frisching (1733–1807), Bernese officer, politician and faience manufacturer
Karl Albrecht von Frisching (1734–1801), Bernese politician
Gabriel Friedrich von Frisching (1762–1844), Mr. zu Wil, President of the Bern city administration
Gabriel Rudolf Carl von Frisching (1831–1898), co-owner of the banking house Gebrüder Bethmann in Frankfurt am Main, Swiss consul in Frankfurt am Main, built the house in Bern, Schlösslistrasse 5, into a residence in today's Theodor Kocherpark
Friedrich Rudolf von Frisching (1833–1906), Bernese landscape painter from the Düsseldorf School
Johann Rudolf von Frisching (1761–1838), Bernese politician and officer, brother of Gabriel Friedrich von Frisching (1762–1844)

Younger branch (from Rümligen) †

Samuel Frisching (1605–1683), mayor of Bern
Samuel Frisching (1638–1721), mayor of Bern
Johann Frisching (1668–1726), Bernese officer and diplomat
Rudolf Emanuel Frisching (1698–1780), Bernese politician and officer
Samuel Rudolf Frisching (1746–1809), Bernese officer

Barbara Braun-Bucher: The Bernese mayor Samuel Frisching (1605-1683). Literature, education, constitution and politics of the 17th century based on a biography. Bern 1991, ISBN 3-7272-0495-8 .
Urs Martin Zahnd : The autobiographical records of Ludwig von Diesbach. Studies of late medieval self-portrayal in Upper German and Swiss regions. Bern 1986, ISBN 3-7272-0494-X .

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