Palmencrona

Palmencrona was a Swedish noble family from Gothenburg. The family’s recorded ennoblement dates to 1718, when Captain Lars Palmencrona, his wife Ingrid Palmencrona, and their issue were ennobled by King Charles XII of Sweden. Ingrid was born Bagge, linking the family’s history to her birth family as well as to the Palmencrona name. The family was assigned noble number 1559 in the Swedish system of ennobled families. Palmencrona is therefore a historical dynastic and heraldic name rather than a contemporary commercial brand, consumer product, or operating company. Available reference material identifies the family’s geographic association with Gothenburg and its formal recognition by the Swedish crown, but does not provide evidence of a modern corporate structure, commercial product portfolio, public listing, website, or continuing brand activity. The family’s historical significance rests primarily on its place in Sweden’s nobility and on the ennoblement of Lars Palmencrona, Ingrid Palmencrona, and their descendants during the reign of Charles XII. No reliable information in the supplied sources establishes the family’s later business activities, current representatives, surviving estates, or present legal status. Accordingly, this entry treats Palmencrona as a historical Swedish noble-family name and leaves commercial-brand fields empty where the available material does not support them.

Palmencrona is identified in the available reference material as a Swedish noble family originating in Gothenburg. Its documented place in Swedish history begins with Captain Lars Palmencrona and his wife Ingrid Palmencrona, who was born Bagge. In 1718, during the reign of King Charles XII, the couple and their issue were ennobled by the Swedish crown. The family was entered under noble number 1559, providing it with a formal place in Sweden’s institutional nobility and genealogical record. The ennoblement of both Lars Palmencrona and Ingrid Palmencrona, together with their descendants, is the central recorded event in the family’s history. It established Palmencrona as a recognized noble name and distinguished the family from an ordinary surname through its registration within Sweden’s noble order. The available material identifies Lars as a captain, but does not provide further details about his military service, offices, estates, heraldic arms, or political activity. It likewise does not document Ingrid’s activities beyond her marriage, her birth surname, and her inclusion in the ennoblement. The supplied sources contain no substantiated account of later family members, extinction or continuation of the line, landholdings, marriages, institutional roles, or commercial enterprises. They also do not establish any modern organization operating under the Palmencrona name. As a result, Palmencrona is best understood as a historical noble-family entry rather than as an active brand in the commercial sense. Further genealogical or archival research would be required to describe the family’s descendants and subsequent history with confidence.

• 1718

  Ennoblement of the Palmencrona family

  [1]Palmencronaen.wikipedia.org

  Captain Lars Palmencrona, his wife Ingrid Palmencrona, and their issue were ennobled by King Charles XII of Sweden. The family was assigned noble number 1559.

Historical Swedish noble-family name associated with ennoblement, lineage, and heraldic identity rather than a commercial market position.

1. 1Palmencronaen.wikipedia.org