Sigray

Sigray

Sigray, eine aus dem Zipser Comitat in Ungarn stammende, 1754 in den Grafenstand erhöbene Familie, deren jetziger Chef ist: Graf Titus, Sohn des 1830 verstorbenen Grafen Joseph, geb. 1817, k. k. Kämmerer.


Pierer's Lexicon. 1857–1865.

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