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Wagner Family Crest - Digital Download - Wagner Coat of Arms JPG File - Familienwappen, Heraldry, Genealogy, Ancestry, Surnames, Shields
Digital Download - Wagner Coat of Arms
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Heraldic/Genealogical Details:
Wagner von Frommenhausen - Wurttemberg - Rudolf Wagner (1822-1891), Baron, Major General, and Minister of War -Tiercé en fasce au 1 de sable au lion naissant d’or couronné du même lampassé de gueules supp de ses pattes une roue de cinq rayons d’argent au 2 de gueules à la fasce d’argent et neuf abeilles volantes en fasce d’or trois en chef trois sur la fasce et trois au-dessous de la fasce au 3 d’argent à un tertre de sinople surmonté de trois ruches d’or rangées en fasce Casque couronné Cimier le lion entre un vol de sable Lambrequin à dextre d’or et de sable à senestre d’argent et de gueules. English: Tierced [tripled] fesswise 1st sable a lion naissant or crowned of the same langued gules supporting in its paws a wheel of five spokes argent 2nd gules a fess argent and nine bees flying fesswise or three in chief three on the fess and three above the fess 3rd argent with a hillock vert surmounted by three bee hives or arranged fesswise Crowned with a helmet. Crest: The lion between a pair of wings sable Mantling: to the dexter or and sable to the sinister argent and gules.
Note: "When Ludwig Wagner von Frommenhausen wrote to Solothurn in 1803 to obtain a letter of nobility as a supposed descendant of the patrician family that had recently died out there, a high-ranking Solothurn civil servant wrote in response to the request: "An outrageous request, unfounded by any trace." There is, however, a more recent reference in the files that suggests Dr. Johann Wagner originated in the former Zimmern and later Fürstenberg domains of Meßkirch. The claim by the above-mentioned Ludwig Wagner that his great-grandfather Dr. Johann Wagner was a professor or even Rector Magnificus in Heidelberg, which should be treated with caution, remains unproven and unverified to date. Certain, documented milestones in Dr. Johann Wagner's career include his activities as tutor to the young Baron Karl Ferdinand von Hohenberg (1618–1640), as the Oberamtmann (chief bailiff) of Bebenhausen (around 1638), and as a councilor of the Knightly Canton of Neckar-Schwarzwald (1643). A high point in Dr. Johann Wagner's career was his appointment as a councilor to Archduke Ferdinand Carl of Austria in 1648".