Pleschner from Eichstett
Pleschner von Eichstett is the name of an Austrian aristocratic family who originally lived in Deutsch-Matrei in Tyrol and immigrated to Bohemia in the second half of the 18th century .
history
Joseph Pleschner founded his company on October 14, 1796 in Prague for " spices , materials and dyes, including regional products, along with commission and shipping business" . He was also the owner of a kk priv. Chicory -Kaffeefabrik.
Nobility rise
Elevation to the Austrian nobility with the addition of "Edler von Eichstett" by extraordinary decree on March 13, 1857 with a diploma of June 3, 1857 in Vienna for Joseph's son Eduard Pleschner , at that time a member of the Prague trade committee.
coat of arms
Split twice. On the right, in red, a two-tailed silver lion , swinging a bare sword in the right front paw, and a natural oak branch with nine acorns between eight leaves growing out of green mountains in the middle of gold . On the left, in blue, a golden griffin , carrying a small golden boat with a pointed flag, divided by gold and black, on a golden shaft, inclined. On the helmet with the right red and gold, the left blue and gold ceiling of the mountain with the oak branch between an open golden fly to right red, left blue flight feathers .
Name bearer
- August Pleschner von Eichstett (1843–1908), Austrian lawyer and writer
- Eduard Pleschner von Eichstett (1813–1864), Austrian businessman and founder of the commercial academy in Prague
- Bretislav Pleschner von Eichstätt (1841–1866), merchant, 1861 co-founder of Corps Austria in Prague
literature
- Genealogisches Handbuch des Adels , Adelslexikon Volume X, page 416, Volume 119 of the complete series, CA Starke Verlag, Limburg (Lahn) 1999, ISBN 3-7980-0819-1
Individual evidence
- ↑ Schematism of the Kingdom of Bohemia for the common year 1837 , Royal Bohemian Society of Sciences (ed.), Verlag Thomas Thabor, Prague 1837, page 594 ( digitized version )