Thiersch (family)

Thiersch is the name of a family that produced several architects, scientists and artists.

Benjamin Thiersch, farmer, baker and village mayor in Kirchscheidungen near Freyburg an der Unstrut, ⚭ Henriette Lange (pastor's daughter)
- Friedrich Thiersch (* 1784 in Kirchscheidungen near Freyburg; † 1860 in Munich), philologist and "Praeceptor Bavariae" (= "Teacher of Bavaria")
  - Heinrich Wilhelm Josias Thiersch (* 1817 in Munich; † 1885 in Basel), philologist, theologian and church servant in the early Catholic-Apostolic congregations
    - August Thiersch (* 1843 in Marburg; † 1917 in Munich), German architect
      - Hermann Thiersch (* 1874 in Munich; † 1939 in Göttingen), German professor of archeology ⚭ Adelheid Eller
        
        Heinz Thiersch
        
        Friedrich Thiersch (* 1907 in Freiburg; † 2002 in Recklinghausen), Dr. Ing. ⚭ Elisabeth born Gassner
        
        Hans Thiersch (* 1935 in Recklinghausen), Professor of Social Education ⚭ Renate geb. Agitation
        
        Elisabeth Scheben b. Thiersch
        
        Adelheid Studer b. Thiersch
        
        Gertrud Fleischmann born Thiersch
        
        Christine Schwarz-Thiersch (1908 in Freiburg im Breisgau; † 1992 in Walkigene), painter and author ⚭ Hans Kaspar Schwarz
        
        Hans Thiersch
        
        Antonia Thiersch
        
        Ludwig Thiersch
        
        Karl Thiersch
      - Heinrich Thiersch
        Gabriele Thiersch (* 1920 in Hof an der Saale; † 2000 in Munich), German painter
      - Paul Thiersch (* 1879 in Munich; † 1928 in Hanover), architect and arts and crafts teacher, ⚭ Fanny Thiersch b. Hildebrandt, painter
        
        Gemma Wolters-Thiersch (* 1907 in Berlin; † 1994 in Überlingen on Lake Constance), German goldsmith, ⚭ Friedrich Wolters
        
        Stefan Thiersch (* 1911 in Halle an der Saale; † 1984 in Überlingen on Lake Constance), German architect
        
        Urban Thiersch (* 1916 in Halle an der Saale; † 1984 in Prien am Chiemsee), German sculptor and resistance fighter
      - Friedrich Thiersch
    - Friedrich Max Ritter von Thiersch (* 1852 in Marburg an der Lahn, † 1921 in Munich), architect, painter and university professor ⚭ Auguste Eibler
      - Emma Auguste Thiersch (1887–1968) ⚭ Albrecht Heinrich Zeller
      - Berta Thiersch (* 1888 in Munich, † 1984 in Cologne), writer ⚭ Karl Schmidtlein
      - Frieda Thiersch (* 1889 in Munich; † 1947 there), book artist
        Ernest Thomas Thiersch ⚭ MFJ Link
      - Marie-Luise Thiersch (May 4, 1891 - January 15, 1914)
      - Heinrich Ernst Thiersch (* May 6, 1894 † October 22, 1914)
      - Auguste Thiersch ⚭ Emil Lamprecht
      - Friedrich Thiersch (1900–1920)
      - Zelida Thiersch ⚭ Numa F. Tétaz
  - Carl Thiersch (* 1822 in Munich; † 1895 in Leipzig), German surgeon, ⚭ Johanna Liebig, daughter of Justus Liebig from the Liebig family
    - Amalie Thiersch (1858–1938) ⚭ 1879 Adolf von Harnack , German theologian
    - Justus Thiersch (1859–1937), district doctor ⚭ Marie von Hofmann (* 1864), daughter of Minister Karl von Hofmann
    - Johanna Thiersch (1861–1957) ⚭ 1885 Hermann Rassow Junior (1858–1931), German philologist
    - Agnes Thiersch (1863–1954) ⚭ 1884 Friedrich Louis Hesse (1849–1906) German dentist
    - Lina Thiersch (1864–1943) ⚭ 1884 Hans Delbrück , German historian
    - Friedrich Thiersch (* 1868) ⚭ Luise Patzki (* 1870)
  - Ludwig Thiersch (* 1825 in Munich; † 1909 ibid), German painter
  - Wilhelm Gotthilf Heinrich Thiersch ⚭ Hanna Geering
  - Mathilde Ernestine Thiersch
  - Ludwig August Samuel Thiersch ⚭ Katherine Kitty Malcolm
  - Anna Christiane Henriette Luise ⚭ Rudolf Sarasin-Stehlin
  - Monika Friederike Margarete Thiersch ⚭ Ludwig Scholler
  - Luise Illa Sophie Emma Thiersch ⚭ Dr. Paul Wigand
  - Marie Sophie Thiersch ⚭ Paul Tappelot
  - Ernst Franz Thiersch
  - Heinrich Thiersch
- Ernst Ludwig Thiersch (* 1786 in Kirchscheidungen; † 1869 in Dresden), forester, 1851/52 member of the Second Chamber of Saxony. Landtag
- Bernhard Thiersch (* 1793 in Kirchscheidungen, † 1855 in Bonn), high school teacher and poet