Igó Sándor családi sírboltja

The Noble Igó family is a noble family with a coat of arms, whose nest is Hanva, where at the beginning of the 17th century the Hanvai Sándor family had serfs. Having freed themselves from the burdens of serfdom, they were granted nobility on November 22, 1628. The family's nobility was acquired by the brothers Benedek and Albert Igó, as well as István and János Igó. ; Their coat of arms: a natural-colored leopard on a green background holds a knot of arrows tied with a snake in its forelegs. Helmet decoration: a shield image ascending. Blankets: red - silver - blue - gold. Based on documents in the family's own collection. Made in 1996. ; The family tomb of Sándor Igó was built in 1979. In addition to the members of the family who died during his lifetime, folk woodcarver Aladár Igó (1931 - 2016) is also buried here.

Inscription/symbol:

The family tomb of Sándor Igó // Built in 1979 // Noble Igó family / A noble family with a coat of arms / whose nest was Hanva / where at the beginning of the 17th century / the Sándor family of Hanva / had serfs. / Having freed themselves from the burdens of serfdom / on 22 November 1628 / they were granted nobility. / The family’s nobility was acquired by / the brothers Benedek and Albert Igó, as well as / István and János Igó. // Coat of arms: blue on a green background / natural color / a leopard with a snake entwined in its front legs / holds a knot of arrows. / Helmet decoration: / The shield image increasing. / Blankets: / red – silver – blue – gold. / based on the documents in our own collection. / Made in 1996. // Aladárné Igó b. Lenke Tót / 1940 - 20 // Aladár Igó / 1931 - 2016

Inventory number:

3785

Collection:

Repository ,

Type:

Cemeteries, tombstones, graves ,

Municipality:

Hanva , (temető)