Sermage — (spr. Sermasch), eine katholische, ursprünglich aus dem französischen Departement Besançon, wo ihr Stammschloß Gy gelegen ist, abstammende Familie, welche 1689 vom Kaiser Leopold I. in den Grafenstand erhoben wurde, während sie nach And. 1720 den … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
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