Henikstein

One of the most notable members was Adam Adalbert Hönig (1740-1811), who later got elevated to the nobility and became Edler von Henikstein.^[2] There was also Joseph von Henikstein (1768-1838), who was a prominent patron of Austrian arts and was a convert to Catholicism.^[3] During the Austro-Prussian war of 1866, his son Alfred Freiherr von Henikstein was a general on the Austrian side and became the Chief of General Staff.^[4]

• Joseph von Henikstein
• Alfred Freiherr von Henikstein (1810, Oberdöbling - 1882, Vienna), son of Joseph

• Hönig
• Henig
• Honig