Research for the Hein Family's
COAT-OF-ARMS / WAPPEN
continued........
At that point in time, I went to the library and found the Rietstap Armorial General.
Rietstap Armorial General
Heine to Heinspach
[See meaning of marks ,which often refer to a color, in these black and white]
Another listing:
Hein -Bois-le- duc, no date listed
Hein - Dan., no date listed
Hein-Lorr (An. 26 Avril 1723)
Hein-Hess, no date listed
Hein-Pussia (An. 4 Sept 1708)
Hein - Silsie (Chevaliers, 5 Juin 1863)
Hein de Heinberg, no date listed
Heine-Prusse (An 10 Sept 1810)
Heine-Geldern (Chevaliers, 30 Mars 1867)
Heins, no date listed
Henne (de la) Lorr (An 1 April 1512, "un lion rampant"
Henneberg-Schleusingen (Comtes) Sax, no date listed
Hennenberg, not date listed
Heyne, no date listed
Heyne - Saxe-Weimer, no date listed
Heyne de Slangenborch, no date given
Heynesberg von Heinsberg, no date listed
Heyns ou Heynsius - Leyde la Haye, no date listed, motto: "Libertas Vita Carior"....
Now, I know the Halbert's Hein coat-of-arms sent me may or may not be my mother's family's coat-of-arms.? So, which Hein family tree does my maternal family get to hang their hats? Or, did they have a coat-of-arms?
When I asked family members, it was commonly thought that the Hein family did have a coat-of-arms. Did anyone remember what it looked like? One of my aunts recalled seeing on her father's desk important papers with a seal with a rampant lion.
There are four Hein coat-of-arms which do have rampant lions in their coat-of-arms. More research will have to be made before I know if any of them is the correct one. Or, maybe, we'll fine it under a different spelling... My grandfather's name on his passport is spelled Heyn.... According to the records in Borodino / Bessarabia, S. Russia, the family surname was spelled a variety of ways. Hein was the dominate spelling by those who recorded births, deaths and marriages....
Take a look at my family tree which I've collected that dates from the present time (2003) to the early 1700s.
See the Trenck family. There is not doubt about their coat-of-arms. Our Trenck Family is of the oldest level, "Uradel" of nobility made up of the knightly class who existed not later than the 1400. These coat-of-arms are counted as noble since "time immemorial" and are found in ancient documents. They held legal privileges and are ranked higher than the news level, "Briefadel" who were ennobled after 1400. Example if a Baron of the "Uradel" level walked in a procession, he/she would walk ahead of the Baron with the "Briefadel" level.
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