Heinrich August Luitbert von Friesen

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Heinrich August Luitbert Freiherr von Friesen (born October 29, 1847 in Dresden ; † July 26, 1931 ibid) was a royal Saxon chamberlain, real secret councilor and first lieutenant.

Life

Heinrich Freiherr von Friesen came from the original noble family von Friesen, who had been elevated to imperial baron status in 1653 . His father was the royal Saxon lieutenant colonel and commander of the 16th Infantry Battalion Luitbert Freiherr von Friesen (1816–1866). His mother Cäcilie Wilhelmine came from the Saxon noble family Sahrer von Sahr and came from Dresden. Heinrich Freiherr von Friesen saw the light of day as the eldest son of his parents in the Saxon residence city of Dresden. In contrast to his younger brother Heinrich Freiherr von Friesen, born in 1849, who embarked on a military career and became a royal Saxon major general, Heinrich only served in the Saxon army as first lieutenant and then embarked on an administrative career at the Dresden court, where he was first chamberlain and later Real secret advice of the king became.

On October 20, 1903, he registered his baronial title of nobility under number 24 in the Royal Saxon Nobility Book.

family

Heinrich Freiherr von Friesen married Countess Bertha Auguste Isidore Countess von Hohenthal (* 1860) from the Püchau family in Dresden on September 29, 1884. Their marriage resulted in five children, including the only son Herbert Freiherr von Friesen (* 1886), who became a royal Saxon cavalry master.

coat of arms

He carried the following coat of arms: 1 and 4 in gold inwardly a crowned black eagle, 2 and 3 in silver 3 (1, 2) red roses on green-leaved stems.

literature

  • Gothaisches Genealogisches Taschenbuch der Freiherrliche Häuser, also nobility register of the German Adelsgenossenschaft , Part A, 86th year, Gotha: Justus Perthes, 1936, p. 186.

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Individual evidence

  1. ^ Gothaisches Genealogisches Taschenbuch der Freiherrlichen Häuser, Part A, 82nd year, Gothe: Justus Perthes, 1932, p. 169.