Lundgren Coat of Arms Record & History

A record of documented arms, meaning and origin, researched for the Lundgren family of Sweden.

Reg. 7791 · Swedish, J–L

Coat of Arms & Family Crest Details

The Lundgren arms on the framed, black wood
Framed, black wood 11 × 14 in, printed on heavy archival paper, framed in black wood and ready to hang.
$119.00
Free shipping
The Lundgren arms on the set of 4 mugs
Set of 4 mugs Four matching 11 oz white ceramic mugs, dishwasher safe, the arms printed on each.
$49.99
Free shipping
The Lundgren arms on the family cap - unisex
Family cap - unisex Walnut bill, cream crown, one size fits all. The arms on the front.
$39.99
Free shipping
The Lundgren coat of arms
Digital archive pack Coat of arms PNG, gold border print PDF, vector SVG and the certificate of authenticity. Sent to your email in minutes.

Where the Lundgren Arms Were Recorded

Stockholm
Map of Sweden showing where the Lundgren arms are recorded

The Lundgren arms were recorded in Sweden, c. 1645.

Arms such as these were typically recorded in Stockholm.

Stockholm held the Swedish court and the House of Nobility, where every noble family's arms were entered and kept. Families ennobled for service registered there, which is why so many are recorded around the city.

This is where the arms were entered in the register. Families often moved to other parts of the country, so the same name can turn up in more than one region.

Region
Stockholm
First recorded
1645

Granting Authority for the Lundgren Arms

Arms of Riddarhuset
Riddarhuset
Authority

Riddarhuset

1626-present

The body that granted and recorded arms in Sweden in this period.

Portrait of Christina of Sweden
Christina of Sweden
Sovereign of the period

Christina of Sweden

1632–1654

Reigning in Sweden when the Lundgren arms are first recorded.

How Arms Worked in Sweden

In Sweden, a coat of arms belonged to a noble family as a whole rather than just one individual. These arms were passed down through the generations to all legitimate descendants. Younger branches of the family used the same shield without needing to change it. This system ensured that the entire lineage shared the same identity and status under the law.

Granting authority
The Riddarhuset, or House of Nobility, regulated all noble coats of arms in Sweden under royal authority.
How they got arms
Families received their coats of arms through royal grants of nobility which were then officially registered with the House.
Where arms were recorded
Coats of arms were officially recorded in the Swedish House of Nobility register starting in the year 1626.
The family's standing
Recorded among the armigerous families of Sweden.

Origin & History of the Lundgren Family in Sweden

The surname Lundgren is a classic example of a Swedish ornamental name, which became popular among the middle and upper classes during the seventeenth century. The name is composed of two distinct parts: "lund," meaning a small grove or forest, and "gren," which translates to a branch. By combining these nature-inspired words, the family adopted a name that reflected the beauty of the Swedish landscape. Historical records confirm that members of the Lundgren family were established in Stockholm as early as 1645. During this period, Stockholm was growing rapidly as the capital of a major European power, and families like the Lundgrens were often involved in the city's expanding trade, craftsmanship, and administrative sectors. As the family grew, they helped shape the urban culture of the city, transitioning from their early roots into a lineage that contributed to the development of Swedish society over the following centuries.

Related Branches & Arms

Root word
Lund and Gren

Lund means grove and gren means branch.

This name
LundgrenA topographical name referring to a branch of a grove or a forest.
also spelled
Lindgren
Lyndegren
Lindegreen

Documented Sources

J. B. Rietstap, Armorial Général, Gouda: G. B. van Goor Zonen, 1884–87

Otterbjörk, Roland. Svenska förnamn. 1964

Stahre, Nils-Gustaf. Stockholms gatunamn. 1982

Stockholm City Archives (Stockholms stadsarkiv), Borgerskapets i Stockholm protokoll

The Lundgren arms on the framed, black wood
Framed, black wood 11 × 14 in, printed on heavy archival paper, framed in black wood and ready to hang.
$119.00
Free shipping
The Lundgren arms on the set of 4 mugs
Set of 4 mugs Four matching 11 oz white ceramic mugs, dishwasher safe, the arms printed on each.
$49.99
Free shipping
The Lundgren arms on the family cap - unisex
Family cap - unisex Walnut bill, cream crown, one size fits all. The arms on the front.
$39.99
Free shipping
The Lundgren coat of arms
Digital archive pack Coat of arms PNG, gold border print PDF, vector SVG and the certificate of authenticity. Sent to your email in minutes.