The Herald Otto Titan von Hefner and his works
Of admin | 5. August 2010 | Category: Digital Library, Heraldry | 2 CommentsOtto Titan von Hefner was in 1827 Born in Munich and was, Like his father, historian. In particular, as he made his name heraldist. Zu seinem Hauptwerk zählt das vierbändige Werk Family tree of flowering aristocracy in Germany. It appeared from 1860.
Hefner describes the first documented occurrence, the progenitor, Diploma Ceremonies, in the same family name, he points to another carrier with a description of the shield. Hefner was also, of the Siebmacher armorials revised and 1854 saw to, that as a new edition under the title “The new sieve” were published. Some of his works are available as digitized:
Family tree of flowering and dead aristocracy in Germany, Band 1, Regensburg: G. J. Manz, 1860
Family tree of flowering and dead aristocracy in Germany, Band 2, Regensburg: G. J. Manz, 1863
Family tree of flowering and dead aristocracy in Germany, Band 3, Regensburg: G. J. Manz, 1865
Family tree of flowering and dead aristocracy in Germany, Band 4, Regensburg: G. J. Manz, 1866
Create an armorial of the nobility in the Kingdom of Hanover and thriving duchy of Braunschweig, Munich: Heraldic Institute, 1862
Create an armorial of the nobility in the thriving Kingdom of Galicia, Munich: Heraldic Institute, 1863
Mecklenburg nobility, Nuremberg: Bauer & Raspe, 1858
Heraldic original pattern book for artists, Builders, Seal engraver, Heraldic painter.. Munich: Heraldic Institute, 1862
The seal and coat of arms of Munich gender, Munich 1849
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Thank you for pointing this out. I have the same link set to the correct place in the article. I have read your very interesting article on a website local historian Walter Kulmey. I've been using the name in my database in conjunction Liesegang, but look for further details and links.
I am an avid reader of the site and today I read the article about Titan and of Hefner also seen as a left. In the family tree of flowering nobility band missing from the list 1. Here's the Google link: http://books.google.com/books?id=nv9BAAAAcAAJ
Yours sincerely,
Fred Lohre