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Language of the text: English
Nobility: Nobles
Nobles in:Germany
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The noble Bieneck family, of German origin, traces its roots back to the Middle Ages, with documented records dating as far back as the 13th century. The earliest known members were likely local officials and administrators, although much of their activity remains shrouded in mystery. One of the first names to emerge is Johann Hagenberger, active between 1200 and 1400, described as an "unbekannter Handelsrichter" (unknown commercial judge). His exact role is uncertain, but it is believed he may have worked in the commercial or legal fields within the territory of what is now western Germany. In 1350, Friderch appears, listed as an "unbekannter Custos" (custodian or church official of unspecified duties). His position suggests a potential connection to the ecclesiastical or administrative spheres. Later, in 1540, Albütz is mentioned, referred to as an "unbekannter Bevollmächtigter", a representative or delegate without further details, possibly involved in notarial or political affairs. From the prestigious heraldic compendium Siebmacher's Großes und Allgemeines Wappenbuch, we also learn of a familial connection between the Bieneck family and the noble von den Byschopstaf lineage of Aachen. ...
When you buy a heraldic document a new accurate analysis of the heraldic research will be performed by an expert heraldist and the document will be written in Italian or English.
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BlazonBieneck
1. Crest of family: Bieneck
Language of the text: English
Azure, a key argent per bend sinister, on a dexter quarter or a bee proper. Crest: a man vested sable, collar argent, holding in the dexter hand a key of the same. Lambrequin: azure and or.
Coat of arms of family Bieneck. Source: Siebmacher's großes und allgemeines Wappenbuch, Bd. 5 (Bürgerliche Geschlechter Deutschlands und der Schweiz), 10. Abt.: Vierzehnhundert und Siebenzig bürgerliche Wappen, Nürnberg 1916, 2.
Azure, a key argent per bend sinister, on a dexter quarter or, a bee sable winged argent. Crest: a man vested azure, facing dexter, holding a key argent. Lambrequin: azure and or.
Coat of arms of Dr. Eng. Bieneck, member of the Herold Association (1919), had the coat of arms redesigned by Professor Oskar Roick in Berlin-Steglitz. Source: Siebmacher's großes und allgemeines Wappenbuch, Bd. 5 (Bürgerliche Geschlechter Deutschlands und der Schweiz), 11. Abt.: Sechshundertfünfundachtzig bürgerliche Wappen, Nürnberg 1920, 45.
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