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Variations Last name: Ott Traxler
Variations of surnames are frequent and mainly derive from involuntary acts such as translation errors or dialectal inflections or from voluntary acts such as attempts to escape persecution or acquisition of titles and properties of other families
Giovan Gaspero Ott, nato a Zurigo nel 1789 da antica e ragguardevole famiglia, si stabilì nel 1807 a Livorno, divenendo uno dei soci della Ditta commerciale e bancaria Tobler e Dolgas. Uomo probo e caritatevole, si rese molto benemerito della sua nuova patria, beneficiando largamente le Case Pie. Con Rescritto Sovrano del 24 gennaio 1836 fu ascritto alla nobiltà livornese, insieme col figlio adottivo David Traxler, in seguito a proposta della magistratura civica di quella città. La presenza del motto nella bibliografia documentata della famiglia ci conferma l'avita nobiltà raggiunta della casata. Infatti l'origine del motto risale a circa il XIV secolo e deve essere ricercata in quei detti arguti che venivano scritti sui vessilli o bandiere dei cavalieri, esposti alle finestre delle locande in cui questi alloggiavano, in occasione dei tornei, e durante i tornei stessi. Il motto era un pensiero espresso in poche parole facente allusione a un ...
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BlazonOtt
Variations Last name: Ott Traxler
1. Coat of arms of family: Ott
Language of the text: Italiano
D'oro, all'animale (lontra) passante in banda, coronato del campo.
Blasone della famiglia Ott dalla Svizzera in Livorno; fonte bibliografica: "Raccolta Ceramelli Papiani" custodita presso l'archivio di stato di Firenze fasc.6148.
In Gold schwarzer Rechtsschrägbalken mit goldenem Fischotter nach der Figur.
OTT von Zürich ZH, ehemals von Winterthur ZH. Quelle: Wappenkommission der Zünfte Zürichs Die Aufgabe des Vereins Wappenkommission ist die Pflege der Heraldik auf Zürcher Zünften und Gesellschaften. Darüber hinaus steht sie auch allen privaten und öffentlichen Personen und Körperschaften beratend zur Seite.
OTT von Bern BE, ehemals von Langnau im Emmental BE. Quelle: Wappenbuch der burgerlichen Geschlechter der Stadt Bern von Felix Friedrich Hürzeler (1860-1935), Zeichnungen von Paul Bösch (1889-1969), Herausgegeben von der Burgergemeinde Bern, 1932.
Parti, au 1, d'argent, à une grue contournée avec sa vigilance, au naturel, posé sur une terrasse de sinople, au 2, d'azur, à une licorne rampante d'argent, soutenue de deux coupeaux de rocher du même. Trois casques couronnés. Cimiers: 1° la grue; 2° une aigle issante de sable; 3° la licorne, issante. Lambrequin: d'argent et d'azur.
Blason de la famille Ott (Barons) en Autriche. Source: "Armorial Général par J.B.Rietstap - Deuxième èdition refondue et augmentée - Tome II L-Z".
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