Schmalz (patrician family)

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Coat of arms Schmalz (1932)

The Schmalz family was probably from Bueren an der Aare originating Bernese patrician family , which since the Reformation, the burger right of Bern possessed and 1795 went out in the male line.

people

  • Niklaus Schmalz (I.) († 1558), glass painter, member of the Grand Council, pen conductor, bailiff of Biberstein
  • Samuel Schmalz (I.), member of the Grand Council, appalled by the council in 1565, rehabilitated
  • David Schmalz (1541–1577), glass painter, member of the Grand Council, chamberlain to Middle Lions , conductor in the Interlakenhaus
  • Samuel Schmalz (II.) (1577–1628), glass painter, member of the Grand Council, department store administrator, bailiff of Aarburg
  • Samuel Schmalz (III.) (1577–1628), member of the Grand Council, bailiff of Schwarzenburg, monastery conductor, member of the small council
  • Niklaus Schmalz (II.) (1641–1706), department store manager, member of the Grand Council, governor of Fraubrunnen, mayor of Murten
  • Johann Rudolf Schmalz (1713–1795), country major, member of the Grand Council, Iseler, Obervogt zu Lenzburg

coat of arms

Coat of arms of the Schmalz family
Blazon : "Split shield, in the upper half, in blue, a gold star and a silver fish, the lower half split five times by blue and gold."
Foundation of the coat of arms: The Schmalz had this coat of arms since the late 17th century at the latest.

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literature

  • Historisch-Biographisches Lexikon der Schweiz , Vol. VI, 1927, p. 200.
  • Alfred Zesiger: The room at the red / guldinen Mittlen-Löwen. A look back at the history of the first five centuries. For the inauguration of the new guild room in the Falken on March 10, 1908 , Bern 1908.

Individual evidence

  1. HBLS VI, p. 200.
  2. Zesiger 1908, p. 177

Web links

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