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Last name
Hilpert

Nobility: Nobles - Lords
Nobles in:
Germany - Switzerland - Pomerania
Variations Last name:
Hilbrecht
Language of the text: English

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Hilpert
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Ancient and noble German family, of clear and ancestral virtue, that has worldwide spread, over the centuries. This House was divided into three principal branches: one with residence in Nuremberg and Zurich, one with residence in Pomerania and the third with residence in Zuzgen (Argovia). In Nuremberg the family flourished nobly since very ancient times and its members always held important offices besides they distinguishing themselves in the exercise of liberal and intellectual professions. In the year 1863, Friedrich Wilhelm Kasimir Hilpert, from Nuremberg, concertmaster, became citizen of Zurich. The family coat of arms has the element of the harp that, being the symbol par excellence of music, represents the sublime intellect. The family branch flourished in Argovia belonged to land nobility, having owned numerous fiefdoms. Some of its representatives devoted themselves to military professions. In the family coat of arms we can see three hillocks, emblem of land nobility,

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Hilpert
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Blazon of family
Hilpert

Azure, a harp, or. Crest: the harp of the shield. Lambrequin: azure and or.

Coat of arms of family Hilpert from Nuremberg and Zurich; sources: "Neues historisches Wappenbuch der Stadt Zürich Supplement, von Jean Egli (1828-1870), 1863"; "Achtzehnhunderteinundsiebenzig bürgerliche Wappen", by Johann Siebmacher, published in 1906 by Bauer & Raspe.

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Hilpert

Or, on the central of three hillocks in base, vert, a fir tree of the same between two stars of five points in chief, gules.

Coat of arms of family Hilpert from Zuzgen AG, formerly Möhlin AG; source: "Familienwappen auf Zürcher Zünften von Andreas Hasler".

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Hilpert

Barry bendy sinister of ten argent and sable, over all a lion holding a flag, proper. Crest: the lion of the shield.

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