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I.
Surname
Period
Remarks
coat of arms
Idunspeugen
since 1113
Lower Austrian, rural noble family
Ifflinger from Granegg
since approx. 1290
Swabian nobility
Igelström
since 17th century
Swedish-Baltic noble family
Ilsung
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old Augsburg patrician family, one branch of which rose to the rank of baron
Ilten
since 1227
noble, Lower Saxon gender
Im Thurn
since 1106
Swiss noble and patrician family of the city of Schaffhausen in the canton of the same name
Imhoff
since the 13th century
one of the oldest patrician families in the Free Imperial City of Nuremberg
Immedinger
early middle ages
Family of the Saxon nobility at the time of the Ludolfingers
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Inama-Sternegg
since the 14th century
Tyrolean and Bavarian noble families from the Non Valley in Trentino; Imperial nobility 1704
Ingelheim
since 1140
Rhenish nobility; Imperial barons in 1680; since 1698 (marriage of an heir daughter of the Echter von Mespelbrunn, who became extinct in the male line) the name Grafen von Ingelheim called Echter von und zu Mespelbrunn has been used; 1737 imperial count status with increased coat of arms
Ingenheim
1377 to 1807
old, noble, Alsatian-Lorraine noble family
Ingersleben
since 1209
First noble family from the Archdiocese of Magdeburg
Innhausen and Knyphausen
since 1350
old, Frisian chiefs; Imperial Barons 1588 and 1635, 1671 confirmation of the Imperial Barons, 1694 Imperial Counts with increased coat of arms, 1816 Hanoverian Counts, 1900 Prussian Princely (primogeniture) the descendants called themselves Count or Countess, 1909 Prussian Count as Baron of Innhausen and Knyphausen, Count-von Bodelbergschwing
Irmelshausen
since 12th century
Franconian noble family; related to the Counts of Henneberg
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Isenberg
since around 1200
old Westphalian counts; Branch line of the Counts of Berg-Altena; named after the Isenburg in Hattingen
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Isenburg / Ysenburg and Büdingen
since 963
Rhenish, noble counts; 1442 imperial count; 1803 imperial prince
Issendorff
since 1233
old aristocratic family from Bremen
Itschner
since 1326
old Swiss noble family from the district of Itschnach in the municipality of Küsnacht
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Itter
9th century (1st house); 1167 (2nd house)
Noble noble family with property in Ittergau and Hessengau
Itzenplitz
since 1365
Brandenburg nobility; 1798 Prussian counts (tribe Greaves) and 1815 (tribe Jerchel)
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