The tomb of Gusztáv Scholtz, the Hungarian royal technical advisor

Carl-Gusztáv Merényi Scholtz (1836–1919) was a Hungarian royal technical advisor (son of András Scholtz, owner of the Merényi mine and ironworks, and Anna Ludovika Páter). On October 6, 1905, he was ennobled by Emperor Franz Joseph using the first name Merényi. ; Crest: a split shield with a golden crest, in the crest a stylized blue lily between two stars, in the right blue field a lion facing left, perched on a crown of three green hills, holds in its forelegs an engineering signboard with red and white crosses on a brown bar, a rocky mine hill rises from the bottom of the left red field, with an open mine entrance, the mine hill is covered with a golden crown, on which rests the mining emblem: a black-handled mining hammer and a black-handled silver mining pickaxe, helmet decoration: a brazen arm holding a curved sword, covers: blue-silver, red-gold. ; ; Descent: ; ; Gusztáv (* 1836. Jan. 28. Levoča). His wife (d. 18 July 1864) Nepko Angelika (* 1847 July 22, Merény, † 1902 Levoča). Children: ; 1. Gusztáv (* 1868 Nov 2, Levoča). Captain of the Royal and Royal Artillery. Wife: first (d. 1894 Oct 6, Košice) Mayer Irma (elv.), second (d. 1907 Dec 3, Budapest) Daur Olga. Children: ; a) Gusztáv (* 1895 Sept 18, Košice) ; b) Mária (* 1908 Oct 16, Bratislava). ; c) György (* 1909 Nov 9, ibid.) ; 2. Angelika (* 1870 Oct 14, Levoča). Her husband (d. 19 Sept. 1894, Levoča) Károly Hübsch († 1902, Košice) was a captain of the Royal and Royal Cavalry. 3. Kálmán (* 22 Dec. 1873, Levoča). Captain of the Royal and Royal Hussars. His wife (d. 31 Mar. 1908, Levoča) Polnisch Elza. Their child: Sarolta (* 2 Apr. 1909, Klagenfurt).