Überacker (noble family)

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Coat of arms of the Überacker family
Coat of arms of Virgil Überacker from 1456, in St. Peter's Chapel, today the chapter house

The Überacker (also spelled Uiberacker or Ueberacker (n) ) were a Bavarian noble family that can be traced back to the 11th century and originally provided servants for the Counts of Burghausen . The family flourished when its members held high positions as administrative officials or in the military in the Archdiocese of Salzburg for centuries and were able to acquire extensive estates. In the 17th century, the Überackers were elevated to the status of barons and finally to the status of imperial counts. Today the family is considered "extinct" in Salzburg; possibly there was or is still a line of the family in Lower Austria , the probably last representative of which is the writer Ernst Josef Uiberacker (born May 28, 1885 in Groß-Enzersdorf , † July 14, 1958 in Felixdorf ).

origin

The Überackers originally had their headquarters in Überackern , near the former Bavarian and now Austrian municipality of Hochburg-Ach in the Braunau am Inn district of Upper Austria . The place name (derived from Über der (Salt) Ache ) itself has undergone numerous changes ( Iparach , Uparachen , Ibrache , Uiberaggern , Überacha , Ibberachen ); since 1850 the place has been called Überackern .

Plan of the Johann Ev. Lamprecht from the square wall castle Burgstall near Überackern

The location of the medieval seat in Überackern is not known for sure, although there are a number of medieval castle stables and fortifications in the area of ​​Hochburg-Ach (e.g. the Ratzlburg , an ancestral seat of the Rohrers ). One assumption is that the ancestral seat of the Überacker family is to be equated with the “high-rise”, of which only earthworks in a swampy meadow (a former pond) at the Braunlechner farm in the Aufhausen district of Überackern remain. But there is also a second site in this area, namely a square rampart called "Burgstall", which is the former seat of the Überacker. In the Battle of Mühldorf in 1322, the Überacker fought on the side of Salzburg Archbishop Friedrich III. von Leibnitz against Ludwig IV the Bavarian ; as the latter won this battle, the Überacker mansion was subsequently destroyed.

Family history

Heinrich I von Uiberacker is the first of this family to be named, and a " liber homo nomine Otto do Uberachin " († 1137) is mentioned as early as 1100. The Überacker can then be traced in Salzburg from the 13th century . In 1281 Wichard and Otto, called Vberekcher , were enfeoffed with fiefs from the Salzburg church.

The first Überacker in the service of the Archdiocese of Salzburg was an Erhard, who was burgrave of Friesach from 1385–1593 . Erhard and his brother Mattheus received the hereditary house and castle hat at the Pirchenstein Fortress from Heinrich Krapff , Bishop of Lavant in 1370 . Heinrich Krapff is referred to as the "brother-in-law" of Otto Überacker.

In 1394 Wolfhart Überacker, son of Johann, is mentioned for the first time in the province of Salzburg. He is entrusted with the care of Lichtentann by Archbishop Pilgrim II of Puchheim . In 1410 Wolfhart and his son Virgil were enfeoffed with the fortress and castle hat on Altentann for life . In 1468, Archbishop Bernhard von Rohr also granted Wolfhart Uiberacker and the sons of the late Ernst Uiberacker the vacated care Lichtentann as absent care (i.e. that they did not have to act personally as carers, but could appoint substitutes ). Altentann had already been assigned to the Uiberackers as hereditary care in 1418, but Lichtentann had to be reassigned each time. In 1607 both areas were combined into one care. After the secularization , the buildings and property from both lords were transferred to the Henndorf brewer Kaspar Moser.

In the middle of the 15th century the Überacker had acquired Lueg Sieghartstein in exchange for properties behind the Pass . In 1444 the Uiberacker became sealable under the title Herren von Sieghartstein . Virgil Uiberacker had a castle (fortress) built here before 1450 ( dy fortress towards the Sigharczstain in the Grunt of the court at Sigharting von New gepawet ). In 1616, Abraham Überacker received a brewing and tavern justice for Sieghartstein (the tavern, founded in 1444, is still there today). In 1610, Abraham Uiberacker also acquired the Pfongau estate, which remained in the family's possession until 1873. Sieghartstein's court rights were given up under Wolf Josef Graf Uiberacker in 1820 and transferred to Neumarkt .

On April 9, 1669, the cousins ​​Wolf Abraham and Wolf Ernst were raised to the status of imperial baron by Emperor Leopold I and were subsequently able to call themselves Well-born and on Sighartstein and Pfangau . On October 27, 1688, Wolf Abraham and his children were raised to the rank of imperial count and are now addressed as high and well-born . Wolf Dominikus was also raised to the status of imperial baron on February 8, 1694 and can from then on also call himself well- born . Finally, Elector Johann Wilhelm von der Pfalz, as imperial vicar, elevates the brothers Wolf Dominikus and Wolf Sigmund and their cousin Wolf Max Anton to the hereditary imperial count.

Possessions in Salzburg

In Salzburg, the Überacker family had acquired the Gurkerhof in 1424 from the Salzburg captain Virgil Uiberacker and were able to hold this property until 1747. Since that time Virgil Ueberacker has owned Sighartstein Castle from 1442 and until recently .

Sighartstein Castle
Pfongau Castle
Palais Überacker, Dreifaltigkeitsgasse corner Makartplatz in Salzburg

The Pfongau castle was purchased in 1610 by Abraham Count of Uiberackern and remained until 1873 in the possession of this family. In Sam in the Langwied district of Salzburg, the Weingarten family owned the farm . Wolf Franz Graf Überacker owned the Überackerhof in Anif . In the city of Salzburg, Wolf Maximilian Graf Überacker bought the building, now known as Graf-Überacker-Palais, in 1723 and converted it into an aristocratic palace and family home.

Under the successors of Abraham Uiberacker († 1607) the family was divided into a Siegharstein line (beginning with Wolf Kaspar, † 1666) and a Pfongauer line (beginning with Wolf Erenreich, † 1646). The last Überacker of the Siegharter line in the male line was Wolfgang Christoph Graf von Uiberacker, appointed President of the Reichshof Council in Vienna by Emperor Josef II . He was not married and was the last male member of the Sieghartstein line. However, he managed to pay off his two sisters with a large sum and to convert Pfongau and Sieghartstein into a Fideikommiss , so that the entire property of the family (until Pfongau was sold in 1873) was retained. The last of the Salzburg Uiberackers was obviously Wolf Arnulf Graf von Uibeacker (* 1911, † 1979), who died childless. In 1964, Gabrielle Pálffy, née Uiberacker, took over the Sieghartstein estate for her son Martin Pállfy. However, he was unable to hold the property and so Sieghartstein was sold to the exhibition manager Arnold Henhapl in 1992. After it slipped into bankruptcy in 2009, the property was auctioned and then, after several attempts to sell it, came to Baron Ernst von Gecmen-Waldeck in 2012.

Grave slab of the Überacker in Raitenhaslach Monastery from around 1500

Burial places of the Überacker

The oldest burial place of the Uiberacker is the Raitenhaslach monastery ; Further burial sites can be found in the Au am Inn monastery in Aschau am Inn , in the St. Peter monastery , in the Salzburg Cathedral and in Köstendorf .

Famous family members

coat of arms

Family coat of arms from 1403

in red a yellow spot in the middle , on a high helmet a red hat with a cuff and a yellow button with a feather

Coat of arms of Virgil Überacker from 1456

Shield quartered, fields 1 and 4 in black two half golden (yellow) wheels placed against each other, fields 2 and 3 the family coat of arms; Red-yellow helmet covers

Count's coat of arms from 1688

Shield quartered with a heart shield, fields 1 and 4 in black two opposing half gold (yellow) wheels, fields 2 and 3 in red an arm colored in the body , a stone in hand, heart shield: the family coat of arms; three crowned helmets: 1. closed black flight with half wheels, blankets black and white, 2. red hat with gold cuff, yellow button and black plume, blankets white and red, 3. the arm, blankets black and gold. Shield holder on both sides: an armed knight with an open helmet, sitting on a tiger horse, sent to the tournament, holding a spear, left with black and white, right with black and gold helmet feathers.

  • The coat of arms of the Überacker family based on a document from the Igelbund from 1403

  • Count's coat of arms of the Überacker (Siebmacher black and white)

  • Count's coat of arms of the Überacker (sieve maker colored)

  • Coat of arms of Count Überacker, Baron von Sieghartstein

Tribe list of the Uiberacker

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Margaret Chapel on the Petersfriedhof, a burial place of the Überacker
  1. Wolfhart (I. in Salzburg), 1410 keeper of Liechtentann, 1418 also von Altentann, † 1430, buried in Köstendorf , ⚭ Katharina, daughter of Ernst von Stockhern
    1. Virgil, keeper of Altentann, since 1429 for life, after 1442 he calls himself von Sieghartstein, † March 30, 1459, buried in Salzburg (Margaretenkapelle in Petersfriedhof), ⚭ Kunigund Aichpergerin von Rab, † September 9, 1454 (?)
      1. Rupert, pastor of Köstendorf and Laufen, Canon of Passau
      2. Wolfhart II., 1461 Salzburg councilor, Archbishop Burkhart hands over the care of Altentann to him and his successors, 1468 keeper of Lichtentann, † 1481, buried in Salzburg (Margaretenkapelle), ⚭ Barbara, daughter of Joachim Seinerstorfer von Mitterkirchen , † March 31, 1458
        1. Matthew
        2. Ursula, in 1468 asks her for enfeoffment with the possessions inherited from her mother
      3. Ernst, † November 9, 1468, buried in Köstendorf, ⚭ Anna von Wirsberg, daughter of Bernhard von Wirsberg and Elisabeth Groß von Trockau
        1. Georg, Dr. decret, pastor of Pöls , 1452 bishop of Seckau , † January 30, 1477, buried in Seckau
        2. Sabina, † October 17, 1523, buried in Wels , ⚭ Christoph Jörger zu Reit and Neidharting , local caretaker , † January 9, 1518 to Jörgen
        3. Ernst, carer of Lichtentann since 1468, † September 27, 1469, buried in Salzburg (Margaretenkapelle)
        4. Walburga, ⚭ approx. 1498 with Bernhard, son of Wilhelm Ramseider, keeper in Kaprun († Saalfelden)
        5. Virgil, captain in Salzburg, from 1463 caretaker von Lichtentann, feud with Bernhard von Dachsberg zu Seeburg , † November 20, 1532, buried in Salzburg (Margaretenkapelle), ⚭ Rosina, daughter of Thomas von Preising zu Kopfsberg and Kronwinkel, ⚭ Brigitta Schmieher zu Wakenstein, † August 26, 1521, buried in Köstendorf
          1. Hans Wolfhart, 1533 caretaker of Altentann and Lichtentann, 1541 confirmation of the feudal fief and the court rights (lower jurisdiction) of Sieghartstein by Emperor Charles V , † after 1573 and before 1578, ⚭ Katharina, daughter of Georg Freiherren von Alt- und Neufrauenhofen, ⚭ Veronica von Frauenberg to Huebenstein
            1. Virgil, 1549 Canon of Salzburg, pastor of St. Georgen and Köstendorf, † April 26, 1568 in Altentann, buried in Köstendorf
            2. Hans Jakob, Canon of Brixen, 1560 Canon of Salzburg, † 1576
            3. Hans Georg, stud. in Ingolstadt , 1571 caretaker of Golling , † April 21, 1572, buried in Salzburg (Margaretenkapelle), ⚭ Maria Löffelholz von Koburg
            4. Hans Sebastian, Salzburg chamber councilor and general taker of the landscape , 1580 caretaker of Hüttenstein, 1587 of Alten- und Liechtentann, † August 8, 1599, buried in Köstendorf, ⚭ Margarethe, daughter of the Gastein tradesmen Marx Zott and Anna Schiltl
              1. Hans Christof, stud. 1588 in Ingolstadt, † in Hungary
              2. Virgil, stud. 1588 in Ingolstadt and then in Padua , † September 19, 1594 in Seitenstetten
              3. Juliana, ⚭ January 2, 1594 with Freiherr von Pranckh zu Pux
              4. Sophie, ⚭ Alexander Grimming zu Niederrain , princely councilor and main carer on Hohensalzburg
              5. Sybille, ⚭ Aegid Zott, ⚭ Johann Philipp von Kuenburg
              6. Abraham, stud. 1588 in Ingolstadt and then in Padua, Salzburg treasurer, court chamber councilor and chief stableman, 1603 nurse from Mittersill , 1606 from Mühldorf, 1607 from Alt- and Liechtentann, 1610 acquisition of the Austrian fiefdom Pfongau , 1616 brewing and tavern justice for Sieghartstein, † 21 February 1607, buried in Köstendorf, ⚭ Ursula Benigna, daughter of Friedrich von Taufkirchen zu Gutenberg and Ennsdorf and Elisabeth von Haus, † February 23, 1647 in Köstendorf
                1. Wolf Dietrich, stud. in Salzburg, 1630 caretaker of Alt- and Liechtentann, † September 23, 1647, ⚭ January 1632 Maria Anna, daughter of Wolf Dietrich von Viereck auf Gerzen zu St. Johannsbrunn and Mangern and Rebekka von Flüting
                2. Wolf Kaspar (founder of the Sieghartstein line), stud. in Salzburg and in 1627 in Ingolstadt, an officer in the army of Johann Tserclaes , Salzburgian shear Steward , Treasurer and Captain, 1640 nurse of Mittersill, 1646 nurse of old and Liechtentann, 1660 Salzburgian shear Colonel † 6 September 1666 in Köstendorf, ⚭ 1640 with Katharina, daughter of Wolf Siegmund von Haunsperg zu Vahenlueg and Neufahrn and his wife Elisabeth Freiin von Closen, † June 23, 1679, buried in Salzburg, St. Peter
                3. Wolf Erenreich (founder of the Pfongauer line), stud. 1622 in Salzburg and 1627 in Ingolstadt, captain in the army of Tilly, Salzburg nurse in Landsberg, 1643 nurse to Alt- und Liechtentann, † July 26, 1646, buried in the Margaretenkapelle in Salzburg Cathedral, ⚭ 1641 Susanne Beatrix, daughter of Kuno von Losnitz zu Steg and Dötzkirchen and Maria Jakobe von Pfeffenhausen, † January 25, 1691, buried in Salzburg Cathedral
                4. Maria Katharina, ⚭ Baron von Pranckh
                5. Susanna Elisabeth, born January 28, 1610 in Köstendorf, † November 29, 1659, buried in the Salzburg Cathedral, ⚭ Losnitz zu Steg and Neukirch, ⚭ January 31, 1639 with Hans Jakob von Rost zu Aufhofen and Kehlburg, caretaker of Mühldorf, † 1655 .
                6. Anna Maria, urk. 1644, † in Hallein
                7. Maria Ursula, * 1620, † July 25, 1672, buried in St. Peter, ⚭ Hans Erenreich Freiherr von Lasser zu Lassereck , Marzoll and Schwarzbach
              7. Hans Wolfhart, * 1570, † May 3, 1571 in St. Gilgen
              8. Albracht Hans, * 1577, † August 15, 1577 in St. Gilgen
            5. Hans Warmund, 1577 carer from Altentann, 1578 from Liechtentann, † June 21, 1585, probably in Neumarkt, ⚭ Martha, daughter of Hans Christof von Frauenberg
              1. Hans Siegmund
              2. Hans Ernst
            6. Ursula († 1606), ⚭ Christof von Straß
            7. Maria Salome, ⚭ Johann Georg Hohenfelder, son of Pantaleon Hohenfelder and Elisabeth Trenpeck
            8. Susanna († 1571), buried in Köstendorf, ⚭ around 1565 with Hans, son of Nikolaus Köllnpöck zu Ottsdorf, Salzburg councilor
          2. Sebastian, archbishop hunter master in 1555, travel marshal of Archbishop Johann Jakob Khuen von Belasi in 1568 , † July 15, 1571 in an epidemic, buried in Salzburg (Margaretenkapelle)
          3. Anna, ⚭ Otto von Offenstetten
          4. Rosina, ⚭ Christoph Stiegelheimer zu Thurnthenning
          5. Soft type
          6. Eberhart
      4. Margareta, nun in Nonnberg Monastery , urk. 1446, † March 9, 1477
      5. Kaspar, urk. 1423 and 1436
    2. Heinrich, urk. 1463
    3. Ortolf, at Haslach Castle in Aschau, urk. 1411 and 1413
    4. Erhart zu Haslach, 1444 carer in Haag, 1448 carer in Althofen in Carinthia, † February 9, 1470, buried in Friesach
    5. Wolfhart V. († 1447), ⚭ Barbara Pfäffinger
    6. Elisabeth, ⚭ Hans von Würsperg
    7. Otto I., Schweiker zu Haslach, urk. 1411 and 1413, ⚭ Kunigunde Kollmann
    8. Wolfgang zu Haslach, sells the Aschau farm to the Au am Inn monastery in 1411

Root list of the Uiberacker (Sieghartsteiner line)

  1. Wolf Kaspar (see above)
    1. Klara Katharina, * Henndorf, July 27, 1649, † April 29, 1651.
    2. Wolf Franz, * Henndorf, July 28, 1651, stud. 1651 in Salzburg, then military service, † 1680 near Philippsburg, buried in the Capuchin Church in Waghäusel
    3. Anna Nothburga, * Henndorf, March 16, 1656, † May 3, 1701, buried in St. Peter, ⚭ May 18, 1681 with Alfons Freiherr Dücker von Haslau, † August 1, 1710.
    4. Wolf Siegmund, * Henndorf, November 18, 1654, 1677 lieutenant in the Salzburg contingent in the empire, 1697 Oberstwachtmeister in Heidelberg, commander of the residential city of Düsseldorf , 1694 acquisition of the baron status, 1699 imperial count, 1713 caretaker of Alt- and Liechtentann, † 1718 in Düsseldorf, ⚭ with Sophie Barbara, daughter of Andrä von Toller and Barbara von Lampeter
      1. Wolf Friedrich, * Radstadt, 1709 Ruperti order bearer, Rittmeister, 1738 hereditary curator of Alt- and Liechtentann, † 1744.
      2. Wolf Adam, captain of the Electoral Palatinate, 1744 hereditary keeper of Alt- and Liechtentann, † 1748
    5. Wolf Abraham, stud. 1651 in Salzburg, participation in the Turkish war , captain and chamberlain, 1666 councilor and treasurer, caretaker of Alt- and Liechtentann, 1669 acquisition of the baron status, 1688 acquisition of the count status, † October 10, 1693 (buried in Köstendorf), ⚭ February 5, 1668 with Elisabeth Margarete, daughter of Hans Kaspar Freiherr von Lerchenfeld and Anna Margarete von Stockhausen, † August 9, 1712
      1. Wolf Gandorf, * Köstendorf, February 21, 1670, stud. 1680 in Salzburg, 1696 ensign in the Bavarian dragoon regiment, 1703 Salzburg bodyguard lieutenant, 1713 involved in the fighting against the French, supervisor of the hospital in Freiburg i. Br., † January 6, 1714 in an epidemic
      2. Wolf Ferdinand, born May 18, 1671, stud. 1683 in Salzburg, † September 2, 1686.
      3. Wolf Benedikt, * Henndorf, May 2, 1674, Theatine monk provost of the Theatine monastery in Salzburg
      4. Wolf Edmund, born September 2, 1675, Theatin monk in Passau
      5. Maria Katharina Margarethe, * September 1, 1677, professed 1697 as Maria Coelestina in Nonnberg Monastery, † December 20, 1699
      6. Maria Josefa, born March 4, 1679, nun in the Ursuline convent in Salzburg
      7. Wolf Abraham, born October 9, 1681, 1703 lieutenant in the regiment of his brother Wolf Max, Cistercian monk in Aldersbach monastery
      8. Wolf Bernhard Paris, born January 6, 1684, † October 15, 1726, buried in St. Peter
      9. Wolf Max Josef Kajetan, * Henndorf, April 7, 1669, stud. 1679 in Salzburg, 1697 Salzburg treasurer, 1701 caretaker of Werfen, 1707 colonel of Freiburg im Breisgau , 1714 commander of Hohensalzburg, regional colonel and war council director, 1702 sanitizer from Alt- and Liechtentann, 1731 commander of the imperial troops to suppress the Protestant revolt, 1735 salzburg master , † February 22, 1738 in Salzburg, ⚭ before 1693 with Klara Margarete Violoanta, daughter of Wilhelm Freiherrn von Gehböck zu Sulzmoos and Arnbach and Martha Elisabet von Rohrbeck, † October 14, 1763 (96 years old!)
        1. Maria Eleonore Wilgefortis, † 1697 in Waging
        2. Wolf Josef, * Werfen, April 1, 1702, stud. 1699 in Salzburg, noble boy with the Elector Palatinate, Jesuit
        3. Wolf Christian, 1710 Ruperti Knight, noble boy of the Count Palatine of Neuburg Franz Ludwig ( Bishop of Worms and Breslau , 1716 Elector of Trier ), † January 18, 1716 in Trier
        4. Wolf Max, * February 26, 1714, noble boy with the Empress Dowager Amalia, 1733 as "Pater Wolfgang" in the Benedictine monastery Mondsee , † April 2, 1742
        5. Maria Eleonore Rosa Elisabet, * Salzburg, July 5, 1703, ⚭ November 16, 1728 with Johann B. Gaun von und zu Lowenzony
        6. Wolf Anton, stud. 1714 in Salzburg, 1716 Ruperti Knight of the Order, 1723 Chamberlain, 1738 Court War Councilor, received Sieghartstein when the inheritance was divided, 1746 Bavarian Chamberlain as captain in the Bavarian body regiment, 1754 Hofmarkfreedom for Sieghartstein, 1766 Disinfector from Altentann, † October 10, 1774, ⚭ on 17. January 1730 in Vienna with Johanna Katharina Elisabet, daughter of Johann Christof, noble lord of Gudenus, and Maria Klara von Thanovat, † on November 2, 1776 in Salzburg (St. Andrä)
          1. Wolf Christof, * Landersdorf, May 29, 1733, stud. in Salzburg, 1756 chamberlain and councilor, 1758 imperial councilor, 1778 president of the council, 1791 conference minister in realm matters, 1774 takes over Sieghartstein and the house in Salzburg, housekeeper from Altentann, † May 15, 1801 in Vienna, buried in Köstendorf; Last of the Sieghartsteiner line
          2. Maria Klara, * Oberwölbling, October 3, 1734, † February 11, 1797 in Salzburg, ⚭ in Köstendorf with Christof Josef, son of Josef Richer Count Kletztl von Altenach in Schallaburg and the Eleonore Leopoldine Countess Ferrari
          3. Maria Josefa Violanda, * Köstendorf, June 21, 1738, † May 25, 1763, buried in Köstendorf
        7. Wolf Franz, * Freiburg, November 5, 1706, stud. 1717 in Salzburg, noble boy with the Elector Palatinate, 1722 Ruperti Knight of the Order, 1927 treasurer, 1732 Salzburg captain, 1741 chief forester, 1742 vice hunter master, † 13 March 1776, buried in Mülln , ⚭ 1732 with Maria Rosa, daughter of Franz Freiherrn von Leonrod and Maria Theresa Freiin von Siegertshofen, † November 15, 1750 in Anif, ⚭ August 8, 1751 with Maria Beatrix Theresia, daughter of Peter Josef Albrecht Riederer, Baron von Paar, † June 7, 1774, buried in Mülln
    6. Wolf Dominikus, * 1636, stud. In Salzburg, 1669 Truchsess, 1671 Hofrat, 1681 nurse to Tetlham and 1701 von Kropfsberg, 1694 acquisition of the baron status, 1712 Electoral Palatinate Count, † 19 January 1713, buried in Köstendorf, ⚭ 26 January 1684 with Maria Dorothea, daughter of Ludwig Franz Freiherr von Rehlingen and Maria Anna von Grimming zu Niederrain, † October 20, 1686, buried in St. Peter, ⚭ October 6, 1687 with Barbara Rosina, daughter of Hans Rudolf Freiherr von Pfalz and Maria Johanne zu Egersberg and Höch , † June 22, 1731, buried in Köstenberg
      1. Wolf Josef, * Waging, March 28, 1689, Jesuit
      2. Maria Anna Regina Theresia, * July 31, 1690, † July 31, 1702, buried in St. Peter
      3. Maria Johanna Josefa, born October 18, 1691, † March 26, 1739 in Sieghartstein
      4. Maria Katharina, born June 13, 1693, English lady in Munich, † March 10, 1717
      5. Maria Euphemia Elisabet, born September 30, 1700, an English lady in Munich
      6. Maria Anna Katharina, * Zell am Ziller, September 17, 1702.
      7. Wolf Ludwig Anton, * Waging, June 20, 1698, Baccelaureus of philosophy, 1723 treasurer and councilor, 1748 hereditary curator of Altentann, Lord of Pichl and Oberweißburg im Lungau , † June 16, 1766 in Salzburg, buried in Köstendorf, ⚭ Maria Rosa Josefa , Daughter of Raimund Dionys Freiherr von Rehlingen and Maria Violanta Freiin von Lichtenau , † July 11, 1781, buried in St. Peter
        1. Wolf Leopold, * Tittmoning , October 13, 1733, 1739 Ruperti Knight of the Order, 1759 treasurer, 1761 court counselor, 1766 caretaker of Tittmoning, † March 25, 1794 in Tittmoning, ⚭ November 27, 1766, Maria Josefa, daughter of Count Anton Lodron and of Maria Anna Countess von Pisnitz, † September 4, 1781, buried in Tittmoning
        2. Maria Theresia, * Tittmoning, September 4th, 1737, ⚭ in Baunau on December 28th, 1766 with Franz Xaver Freiherrn von Ingenheim , Bavarian treasurer and captain
        3. Maria Josefa Margarethe, born March 20, 1741, ⚭ in Tittmoning on February 18, 1765 with Klement Josef, son of Georg Josef Graf Seinsheim and the Leopoldine Countess Maitini
        4. Wolf Josef Ludwig, born June 4, 1743, 1773 treasurer, 1777 court counselor and court chamber councilor, 1801 attendant of Altentann, 1809 military captain , 1811 royal Bavarian captain à la Suite , 1812 Bavarian treasurer, † December 5, 1891, buried in St. Peter , The last of the so-called Tittmoninger line, which exists only for a short time

Root list of the Uiberacker (Pfongauer line)

  1. Wolf Erenreich (see above)
    1. Wolf Ernst, * Zell am Ziller, 23 August 1642, 1666 truchess , 1668 real councilor, 1668 acquirer of the baron, nursing administrator of Tetlham, 1671 nurse from Werfen, 1693 from Radstadt, 1697 nurse from Altentann, † April 15, 1703, ⚭ on 15 February 1672 in Salzburg Cathedral with Maria Anna Ursula, daughter of Ferdinand Gottlieb von Rehlingen and mother Ursula Maria von Mabon zu Emsburg, † September 3, 1711 in Radstadt
      1. Wolf Max Anton, * Salzburg, June 5, 1675, treasurer in 1702, administrator of care in Radstadt in 1703, carer in 1705, acquirer of counts in 1712, † November 29, 1717 in Radstadt, ⚭ Anna Maria Ursula, daughter of Franz Gottlieb von Rost zu Aufhofen and Kehlburg and Maria Franziska von Grimming zu Niederrain, † May 3, 1720 in Radstadt
      2. Maria Anna Elisabet, * Werfen, October 31, 1677, 1698 "Maria Scholastika" nun in the Frauenchiemsee monastery , † March 26, 1722
      3. Wolf Franz Josef, born December 27, 1687, 1691–1698 in the Collegium Rupertinum
      4. Wolf Ferdinand Theophil, * Werfen, May 15, 1680, 1701 Ruperti knight in the Palatinate military service, † November 15, 1703 as a lieutenant in front of Mastrich
      5. Wolf Ernst Kajetan, * August 13, 1681, 1699 as "Pater Ernst" Benedictine in Kremsmünster Monastery , parish vicar of Neuhofen for 30 years, † as penitentiary in Adlwang Monastery on March 6, 1741
      6. Wolf Ludwig Sebastian, born January 30, 1683, stud. 1694 in Salzburg, 1700 as "Pater Rudolf" in the Admont Monastery , priest 1705, † as pastor in Gaishorn, May 25, 1727
      7. Maria Sydonie Susanna, * February 26, 1684, † in Werfen, February 13, 1739, ⚭ in Mariapfarr on May 6, 1711 with Anton Kajetan Schaffmann von Hämerles, carer of Moosham , † in Moosham April 23, 1714
      8. Maria Theresia, * July 7, 1685, † before 1703.
      9. Wolf Johann B., * January 6, 1687, † before 1703.
        1. Wolf Ernst Franz, * Radstadt, November 19, 1705, 1720–1727 Knight of the Rupert Order, 1727 as "Pater Coelestin" in the Admont Monastery , 1731 priest, † May 10, 1735
        2. Wolf first Anton. * May 24, 1718 (Posthumus), 1730 expectant of the Order of the Ruperts, 1736 ensign in the Kurdish Bavarian service, 1737 fight against the Turks, 1742 captain, 1743 Salzburg treasurer, 1748 guarding the entrenchments in the Mastricht fortress, † April 28, 1748, buried at the Dominicans there
        3. Wolf Franz Anton, born January 31, 1707, 1738 court chamberlain, 1740 treasurer, 1742 carer from Mattsee, 1752 from Mühldorf, 1776 absentee from Altentann, † in Mühldorf, October 12, 1787, ⚭ 1744 with Maria Helene, daughter of Baron Stirzl from Buchhein and Maria Anna von Andlau, † in Mühldorf February 24, 1771, ⚭ Mühldorf June 15, 1772 with Karoline, daughter of Max Siegmund Count Kuenburg and Maria Josefa Freiin von Rehlingen, † in Salzburg (St. Blasius), 11. April 1797.
          1. Maria Theresia Ursula, * Mattsee, November 19, 1747, † January 1, 1823, buried in Salzburg (Franciscan Church), ⚭ Laufen, November 9, 1767, Leopold Franz Freiherr Auer zu Winkl
          2. Maria Anna Helene, * Mattsee, April 16, 1749, † July 10, 1827, ⚭ Maximilian Freiherr Mayrhofer zu Klebing, knight of the Bavarian Order of St. George and landowner
          3. Maria Sophie, * Mühldorf, September 16, 1752, † Mühldorf, December 18, 1821.
          4. Maria Katharina, * Mühldorf, March 12, 1754, † before 1821, ⚭ Mühldorf, June 2, 1778, Franz Stefan Freiherr von Schackmin , Imperial Councilor in Freiburg i. Br.
          5. Aloisia Maximiliana, * Mühldorf, May 16, 1776, † Tittmoning, September 26, 1808.
          6. Walter Hieronymus, * Mühldorf, May 10, 1780, 1787–1793 Ruperti Knights, 1801 successor to Sieghartstein, 1804, real. Electoral government secretary, † Salzburg, February 7, 1806, ⚭ Klagenfurt, October 29, 1804, Antonia, daughter of Count Leonhart Christalnigg and Countess Maria Gaisruck, † around 1853.
          7. Wolf Josef, * Mühldorf, December 22nd, 1785, 1893 Knight of the Rupert Order, 1806 takeover of Sieghartstein, 1815 royal Bavarian chamberlain and captain à la suite, 1819 hereditary curator of Altentann, resigned the freedom of the imperial court to Austria in 1820, † May 12th 1823, ⚭ 22nd August 1821, Theresia (Thekla), daughter of Freiherr Franz Xaver von Ruffin and the Walpurga Freiin von Fraunberg, * 23 September 1799, widowed on July 22, 1827 with Erasmus, son of Konrad Freiherr von Malsen and Flora Freiin von Landenberg, 1837 acquisition of Marzoll Castle , † July 11, 1980 in Marzoll
            1. Wolf Hieronymus, born September 20, 1823, kuk Oberleutnant with the Uhlans , kuk chamberlain, hereditary curator on Alt- and Liechtetann, † December 20, 1879
            2. Wolf Otto, born August 4, 1822, kuk chamberlain, lieutenant in kuk cuirassier regiment No. 7, inherits the Klebing estate near Mühldorf from his aunt Maria Anna Helena, 1823 hereditary keeper on Altentann, † Klebing, December 20, 1879, ⚭ Pest, 16 July 1844 with Risa (Therese Dezseri Baro), daughter of Michael Freiherr von Rudnyánsky-Dezer and Therese von Bernrieder, * Szent-Andras, June 28, 1824, † Csabacsüd, April 13, 1901.
              1. Irene, born May 30, 1845, † Klebing 1866.
              2. Helene Therese Katharina, * Klebing, February 13, 1847, † Wispach near Oberalm, September 29, 1908, ⚭ Salzburg, June 4, 1870 with Daniel, son of Count Casimir Esterházy zu Galantha and Henriette Baroness de Montval, * Pressburg 4. June 1843, † Salzburg, November 19, 1923.
              3. Gisela, * January 1, 1848, kuk star cross lady , † Munich, November 29, 1911, ⚭ Salzburg, March 18, 1872, Ernst, son of Karl Freiherrn von Leonprechting and Franziska Countess Erdöly, † Brannenburg, October 1, 1878
              4. Gabriele, born April 7, 1849, kuk star cross lady, ⚭ Reichenhall, October 10, 1871, Heinrich, son of Count Josef Oswald von Thun-Hohenstein and Countess Salm-Reifferscheid , † July 8, 1886
                1. Wolf Arnulf, born June 8, 1855, † December 15, 1892.
                2. Marie Agnes, * August 20, 1857, ⚭ March 26, 1889 with Wolfgang Hohenadl
                3. Wolf Friedolin, born June 9, 1860, kuk chamberlain, hereditary keeper of Altentann, † Ramsau, August 17, 1932, ⚭ Berettö, July 25, 1907, Helene von Pálka, b. Liptó-Szent-Miklos
                4. Adele Berhardine Irene, * May 20, 1867, Sieghartstein, † April 9, 1943, Érszakácsi, ⚭ April 17, 1895, Lamoral Adam Gabriel Maria Baron von Braunecker, * February 19, 1850, Verona, † Csabacsüd December 29, 1905.
                5. Wolf Othmar, * Klebing, August 18, 1851, kuk chamberlain, hereditary keeper of Altentann, † Aigen, March 25, 1917, ⚭ Marie Seraphine, daughter of Georg Ritter von Aichinger and Maria, née. Wickhof, * Haag, Lower Austria, January 10, 1855, † Aigen, July 7, 1937.
                  1. Wolf Josef, * Aigen, March 25, 1883, kuk Rittmeister, † Sieghartstein November 3, 1962 ⚭ Salzburg, October 18, 1909, Maria Anna, daughter of Count Hugo O'Donell and Gabriele Countess Thurn-Valsássina, * Linz, October 15 , 1909 December 1888, † March 19, 1972.
                    1. Wolf Arnulf, * Gröding, January 30, 1911, 1932 cand. Architect. † Epsom, Surrey, UK March 5, 1976.
                    2. Wolf Christoph, * Aigen, July 21, 1912, cand. Forst., † Russia, December 14, 1942, fallen
                    3. Gabriele, * Aigen, October 26, 1915, † April 9, 1999 ⚭ Josef, count Pálffy von Erdöd, * Szomolány, February 21, 1898, † Sieghartstein April 14, 1978.
                  2. Maria Theresia, * Klebing, February 8, 1884, lady of honor of the Graz women's monastery, ⚭ Sieghartstein, August 18, 1921, Alfred Wolff, lawyer in Salzburg
                  3. Elisabeth, * Klebing, March 28, 1885, ⚭ Sieghartstein, February 16, 1920, Douglas Georg Karl Moritz Maria Columban, Count O'Donnell von Tyrconell, son of Hugo Count O'Donell, * Linz, March 10, 1890, † Gmunden , May 8, 1970.
                  4. Wolf Johann B., * Klebing, July 5, 1887, stud. jur., † Munich, August 22, 1910.
                  5. Anna Maria, * Aigen, January 21, 1891, † May 19, 1978 ⚭ Aigen, August 18, 1915 with Alfred Graf von und zu Aichelburg-Rumerskirchen, son of Anton Graf Aichelburg von Potenhoff and Greiffenstein and Maria Freiin Bourguignon von Baumberg, * Pula, May 27, 1885, † Bodenhof, July 6, 1961.
                  6. Theresia, * Aigen, July 18, 1894, ⚭ Salzburg, October 28, 1919 with Franz, son of Freiherr von Gebsattel and Adelheid Freiin Riederer von Paar, * Bamberg June 9, 1889, † Wischni-Woluschek (in Soviet captivity) , October 13, 1945.
                6. Wolf Peter, * Aigen, October 21, 1895, † Weyregg, June 22, 1961 ⚭ Högyesz, April 14, 1921 with Andrea, daughter of Prince Friedrich Liechtenstein and Countess Maria Irma Apponyi, * Vienna, June 18, 1898, † Salzburg , 1944.
                  1. Wolf Maria Friedrich, * Rosegg, February 4, 1922, 1940 high school graduate at the Academic Gymnasium in Salzburg, † Abbeville, December 6, 1942, died as a lieutenant in the German Air Force

literature

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ According to Neweklowsky (1973, p. 155) there are only seven primeval noble families in Upper Austria whose male line and their name can be traced from the 11th century to the present day. At the moment there are only five left, namely the Starhemberger , the von Abensperg and Traun , the Hardegger , the Lasberger and the Schallenberger ; the families of the Überacker as well as the Hayden von Dorff can be regarded as finished.
  2. ↑ Books by Ernst Josef Uiberacker on Amazon
  3. ↑ Grabherr, 1975, p. 15.
  4. ↑ The Überackern Castle of the same name in Braunau am Inn , on the other hand, is a new building built in Biedermeier style from 1952, initiated by the von Castell-Castell family , and has no connection to the Uiberacker family; the house is now inhabited by the Schönburg-Waldenburg family.
  5. ^ Castle Überackern on Austria Forum
  6. ↑ Entry on Überackern in the private database "Alle Burgen".
  7. ^ Heinrich (Hrsg.) Kneschke: New general German Adels Lexicon . Leipzig 1859-70, Google E-book, Volume 9, p. 330.
  8. ↑ Überacker on Salzburgwiki.at
  9. ^ Wolfgang Christoph Graf von Uiberacker
  10. ↑ Master list based on F. Martin, 1932, supplemented by Genealogie-Netz.de , the latter, however, contains a number of imponderables.
  11. ↑ After a thwarted robbery against him and his wife between Neumarkt and Sieghartstein, they vow to baptize all the boys in the family with the name "Wolfgang".
  12. ↑ Former students at the Academic Gymnasium in Salzburg ( Memento of the original from March 2, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.akadgym.salzburg.at