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Gebessertes Wappen der Oelhafen (von Schöllenbach): Als sich 1501 der Nördlinger Patriziersohn Sixtus Oelhafen in Nürnberg mit Anna Pfinzing von Henfenfeld verehelichte, wurde das Wappen der Oelhafen gebessert. Der Schild wurde gevierteilt und in die Felder 2 und 3 das Wappen der Pfinzing, ein schwarzer Adler in Gold über einem silbernen Ring in Rot, eingearbeitet. Sixtus liess sich nunmehr in Nürnberg nieder, wo die Oelhafen sich versippten und bald den anderen ratsfähigen Geschlechtern gleich geachtet wurden.

Auf dem Reichstag zu Worms 1521 bestätigte der Kaiser Karl V. außer den Schirm- und Wappenbriefen alle Privilegien und Freiheiten, "womit die Oelhafen bisher begabt und begnadet worden". Im Jahre 1512 bereits hatte die Familie von den Rechen von Rechenberg das Gut Schöllenbach (Ober- und Unterschöllenbach in der Gemeinde Eckental) erworben, das sie zu ihrem Familienstammsitz machten. Danach nannte sich nunmehr jedes Familienmitglied "Oelhafen von Schöllenbach". [1]
Date 18./19. Jahrhundert
Source handkolorierter Kupferstich
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