Office Krickenbeck
Amt Krickenbeck , also called Amt Krieckenbeck, Amt Krieckenbeek, Amt Krieckenbeeck or Amt Kriekenbeek, is a historical office in the upper quarter of the Duchy of Geldern . The office was on the Lower Rhine on the Nette and Niers rivers .
The county of Krickenbeck
In Mühlgau several counties were formed, such was Krickenbeck, named after the castle Old Krickenbeck . This county fell by inheritance to Count Adolf I von der Mark , a son of the Alveradis von Krickenbeck . In 1243 Adolf I sold the Krickenbeck land to Count Otto II von Geldern . The small county of Krickenbeck was transformed into an administrative district of the county of Geldern , the office of Krickenbeck.
The Geldrische Amt Krickenbeck
In addition to the land of Krieckenbeck, the office included the glory of Wankum, Herongen , Grefrath , Leuth and Lobberich . Venlo and the exclave Viersen did not belong to the state of Krieckenbeck, but to the office . Venlo became an independent judicial district after it was elevated to the status of a city. The center of the office and seat of the court was Hinsbeck .
The Geldrische Amt of Erkelenz
The Drossard (bailiff) of the Office managed in personal union the south to Office Erkelenz , a monetary literary enclave in the Duchy of Jülich this the glory belonged Erkelenz with some surrounding villages and Brempt , Niederkrüchten , Oberkrüchten and Wegberg , the four places were the Erkelenz through areas Jülich duchy and Schwanenberg, which belonged to Wickrath, separated. The Drost was represented in the Erkelenz office by the Vogt , who at the same time worked as a sovereign judge in the lay judge's court in criminal cases. The bailiff also collected the sovereign estimates .
The Drosten van Krieckenbeck
The Drosten administered the office on behalf of the Geldrian duke.
The following list is not complete.
| Term of office | Surname |
|---|---|
| 1288 | Rutger from Tysse |
| 1347 | Arnold Spede (from Spee) |
| 1348 | Henrik the Tall One |
| 1360 | Johan von Broichhausen (son of Wilhelm von Broichhausen, who received the castle and the subordinate rule of Wickrath from the Geldrian duke in 1338) |
| 1364 | Johan von Broichhausen |
| 1373 | Johan von Broichhausen |
| 1381-1397 | Heinrich van Wickrath |
| 1398-1400 | Karl von Wyenhorst |
| 1400-1404 | Heinrich IV von der Neersen |
| 1406-1420 | Johan von Wickrath |
| 1420-1429 | Wilhelm von Wachtendonk |
| 1429-1449 | Johan von Wickrath |
| 1449 | Johan von Wachtendonk |
| 1461 | Sweer from Warick |
| 1465 | Heinrich von Wickrath |
| 1466-1467 | Eduard Vogt zu Bell (Lord von Wickrath from 1474 to 1482) |
| 1467 ? - 1471 | Johan von Wickrath |
| 1471-1486 | Reiner von Holthuysen |
| 1487-1488 | Wilhelm I of Neuenahr |
| 1492-1496 | Johan Bastard von Geldern |
| 1496-1501 | Andreas von Vischennich called Bell |
| 1502-1503 | Wilhelm van Flymerschem |
| 1524 | Franz Voss von Schwarzenberg |
| 1533 | Junker Frans Voss |
| 1536 | Franz Voss von Schwarzenberg |
| 1539 | Franz von Stalbergen |
| 1540 | Frans von Stalbergen |
| 1555-1567 | Jan (Johann) van Stalbergen, the elder |
| 1569-1581 | Jan (Joann) von Stalbergen, the younger |
| 1581-1586 | Johan von Holthuysen (Holthuisen) |
| 1605 |
Arnold von Amsteradt, Mr. zu Geleen and Amsteradt |
| 1625 | Johann Friedrich I von Schaesberg zu Krichenbeck |
| 1638-1664 | Arnold V Wolfgang Count Huyn von Amstenraedt and Geleen |
| 1669 | Wolfgang Wilhelm von Schaesberg zu Krichenbeck |
| 1673 | Wolfgang Wilhelm von Schaesberg zu Krichenbeck becomes the hereditary bailiff of Krichenbeck and Erkelenz. Until the end of the ancien regime , his descendants were the bailiffs of Krickenbeck. Erkelenz was separated in 1714 and fell to Johann Wilhelm von Jülich and Elector of the Palatinate |
| Johann Friedrich Wilhelm von Schaesberg | |
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Johann Wilhelm von Schaesberg |
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| August Joseph Maria von Schaesberg |
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↑ a b c Stephan Frankewitz: The office of Krickenbeck and the city of Venlo in the late Middle Ages
in: Heimatbuch des Kreis Viersen 1994 , ISSN 0948-6631 - ↑ Josef Gaspers, Leo Sels: History of the City of Erkelenz , Erkelenz 1926, p. 100 f.
- ^ G. Venner: Venlo's Mozaiek, hoofdstukken uit zeven eeuwen stadsgeschiedenis ISBN 90-71581-06-3
- ↑ http://www.lobberich.de/lobberich/geschichte(n)/herrlichkeit-lobberich/05-verwaltung-krickenbeck.htm
- ↑ In 1352 Duke Reinald von Geldern dismisses him as bailiff of the Kessel und Horst office
- ↑ http://www.geldersarchief.nl/
- ^ Stefan Frankewitz: Geldrische Landesburgen from the 13th to the end of the 15th century, in: Gelre Geldern Geldernland. History and culture of the Duchy of Geldern, Geldern 2001
- ↑ Josef Gaspers, Leo Sels: Geschichte der Stadt Erkelenz , Erkelenz 1926, p. 8, mentioned there as Count of Nuwenair
- ↑ Gottfried Eckertz (arrangement): The chronicle of the city of Erkelenz. In: Annalen des Historisches Verein für den Niederrhein 5 (1858), pp. 1–89, esp. P. 36
- ^ A "bastard brother" of Duke Karl, see Stefan Frankewitz: Geldrische Landesburgen from the 13th to the end of the 15th century, in: Gelre Geldern Geldernland. History and culture of the Duchy of Geldern, Geldern 2001
- ↑ Invoice of "Andries van Vischennich called Bell, because of uitgaven, gedan an deme bouwe der borch ind onderhaldinge der portzen zo Erclenz" 1500–1501, in the State Archives in Arnhem, according to communication, of the senior teacher Maeckl, Ilmenau. In: Edmund Renard : The art monuments of the Rhine Province VIII, 2: Kreise Erkelenz and Geilenkirchen. P. 54
- ↑ Regionaal Historisch Centrum Limburg (RHCL), Staten van het Overkwartier van Gelre, 1503 February 5, Toegang 01.001, Inv.nr. 1338 Toegang 01.001, inv. No. 501 Archieven.nl
- ↑ https://www.roermond.nl/organisatie/BS/Arch/docs/regesten/Res%20Gestae%201476tm1902versie2015.pdf
- ^ Also bailiff in Venlo. He is supposed to take up residence at the castle of Erkelenz and entertain twelve people here, see Stefan Frankewitz: Geldrische Landesburgen from the 13th to the end of the 15th century, in: Gelre Geldern Geldernland. History and culture of the Duchy of Geldern, Geldern 2001
- ↑ http://www.lobberich.de/lobberich/geschichte(n)/herrlichkeit-lobberich/05-verwaltung-krickenbeck.htm
- ↑ Dieter Kastner (editor): The documents of the city archive Erkelenz - Regesten, inventories of non-state archives 40, Brauweiler 2001
- ↑ http://www.lobberich.de/lobberich/geschichte(n)/herrlichkeit-lobberich/05-verwaltung-krickenbeck.htm
- ↑ Document 1536, March 20: Anton Fahne: The dynasts, barons and current counts of Bocholtz. Heberle, 1860, p. 110 ( limited preview in Google book search).
- ↑ http://www.archive.nrw.de/LAV_NRW/jsp/findbuch.jsp?archivNr=456&id=26&klassId=3&verzId=1086&expandId=0&tektId=44&bestexpandId=0&suche=1 Rheinisches Archiv- und Museumamt Archiv Schloss Schönstein - Documents
- ↑ Henri Uyttenbroeck: Bijdragen tot de geschiedenis van Venlo, IV: De Straten te Venlo , 1914
- ↑ Landdagsrecessen in http://www.geldersarchief.nl .
- ↑ Anton Fahne: The dynasts, barons and current counts of Bocholtz. Heberle, 1860, p. 110 ( limited preview in Google book search).
- ↑ http://genealogy.euweb.cz/other/schaesberg1.html
- ^ Arnold Huyn van Geleen op dbnl
- ↑ The certificate of appointment was issued in Brussels on September 12, 1668, see Leo Petrers: Geschichte des Sex von Schaesberg bis zur Mediatisierung, Kempen 1972, p. 162 ff.
- ↑ http://www.lobberich.de/lobberich/geschichte(n)/herrlichkeit-lobberich/05-verwaltung-krickenbeck.htm
- ↑ Inscription on the keystone for the newly built outer bailey above the gate entrance of the south wing
- ↑ Leo Petrers: History of the sex from Schaesberg to mediatization, Kempen 1972, p. 162 ff.