List of noble families named Briesen

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Coat of arms of the von Briesen (Mark)
Coat of arms of the von Briesen (Neumark-Pommern)

Several noble families bore the name of Briesen :

  • an old Rhineland noble family known only by their coat of arms .
    Coat of arms : A jumping red unicorn in silver .
  • Briesen (Mark) : an old aristocratic family from the Brandenburg region, which appeared in a document for the first time in 1298 with the knight Christian von Briesen , witness of the Margrave of Brandenburg, and which was already in hereditary possession of the Zibelle moated castle near Triebel in 1415 . The family also gained some reputation in Poland , where they were known as Breza . Branches of this family still exist today in the United States and Canada.
    Coat of arms : split from silver over black and red by a fork cut. On the helmet with red and silver covers a closed eagle flight marked like the shield .
  • Briesen (Neumark-Pommern) : an old Neumärkisch - Pomeranian noble family with the parent house of the same name in the district of Schivelbein , which appears for the first time in a document with dominus Hermannus de Breze on December 16, 1212 and with knight Bertramus de Briesen , documented in 1256, lord of the manor on Briesen and others , the direct stem row begins.
    Coat of arms : three red bars in silver. On the helmet with red and silver covers three (red, silver, red) ostrich feathers .
  • Briesen (1839) : a Prussian noble family that is traced back to Christoph Briese , malt brewer and councilor in Nordenburg ( East Prussia ), documented 1718–1741 and with Friedrich David Eduard Briesen (* February 18, 1786; † April 22, 1864) , royal Prussian Government and building officer in Munster starts, who was raised in Berlin in the Prussian nobility on 23 December 1839 Diploma of 22 February 1840.
    arms : Argent, a red bar. On the helmet with red and silver covers three (red, silver, red) ostrich feathers.

Known family members (without individual family assignment)

literature

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Adolph Friedrich Riedel : Codex diplomaticus Brandenburgensis , A 24, p. 9