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Among the ancient families that contributed to the history of Silesia, the Schaubert lineage occupies a distinguished place, both for its contribution to Prussian public life in the nineteenth century and for its long intellectual and religious tradition, documented as early as the fourteenth century. The surname Schaubert represents a "mitteldeutsch" (Central German) variant of the name Schubert, and its presence in German territories dates back to the Middle Ages: a Taugvitzius Schaubert is recorded as early as 1349 in Merseburg, while in the sixteenth century appear Johann Schaubert, pastor in Bischofsheim in 1557, and Kaspar Schaubert, Stallmeister (stable master) and poet in 1572. These early attestations reveal a cultivated and socially active family, rooted in the central regions of the Empire and destined, in later centuries, to integrate fully into the Prussian aristocracy. The branch that received official ennoblement belonged to the Silesian line of the family. On August 22, 1857, by decree of King Frederick William IV of Prussia, Carl Friedrich Gustav Schaubert, lord of Obernigk (today Obernik, in Silesia), was raised to the hereditary noble class (Preußischer ...
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BlazonSchaubert
1. Crest of family: Schaubert
Language of the text: English
Or, a grasshopper vert, on a chief azure three stars of five points or. Lambrequin: or and azure. Crest: on a triple mount in base vert a palm-tree of the same fruited or, surmounted by a crown of the same. Motto: EHRENHAFT KLUG SITTIG NÜTZLICH HEITER.
Sources: Siebmacher's großes und allgemeines Wappenbuch, Bd. 3 (Blühender Adel deutscher Landschaften unter preußischer Vorherrschaft), 2. Abt. , Bd. 1, T. 2: Der blühende Adel des Königreichs Preußen: Edelleute M - Z, Nürnberg 1878, 349; "Armorial Gènèral" by J. B. Rietstap – Second edition, revised and expanded.
Or, on a triple mount in base a palm tree vert, on a chief azure, three stars of five points. Helmet crowned. Crest: on three ostrich feathers or, azure and or a grasshopper proper.
Coat of Arms (alias) of family Schaubert. Bibliographic source: "Armorial Gènèral" by J. B. Rietstap – Second edition, revised and expanded.
Schild: G. mit gr. Heuschrecke und b. Schildeshaupt, worin 3 g. Sterne nebeneinander. Helm: gekr. ; auf gr. Dreihügel ein gr. Palmbaum mit g. Früchten; von einer g. Krone bedeckt. Decken: b. u. g. Motto: EHRENHAFT KLUG SITTIG NÜTZLICH HEITER.
Wappen der Familie Schaubert. Quelle: Siebmacher's großes und allgemeines Wappenbuch, Bd. 3 (Blühender Adel deutscher Landschaften unter preußischer Vorherrschaft), 2. Abt. , Bd. 1, T. 2: Der blühende Adel des Königreichs Preußen: Edelleute M - Z, Nürnberg 1878, 349.
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