Ahlebeck

Ahlebeck coat of arms

Ahlebeck, also Alebetzky, Albecki, Albetzki, Albetski is the name of a noble family from Lauenburg in eastern Pomerania .

history

Franz Ahlebeck was enfeoffed in 1571 with three parts on the village of Ahlbeck , 5 km east of Lauenburg and immediately adjacent to the then estate of the von Tauenzien family . 1601 also Andreas Ahlebeck. Jürgen Ahlebeck agrees. Wolzwosky is said to have been enfeoffed with Damerkow and in 1678 Jacob Alebitzki zu Schlutzkow is said to have been wealthy.

From the 17th century onwards, the Ahlbeck family emigrated completely to Lauenburg, Danzig , where u. a. an amber factory , which was successful up to the Second World War , was founded, and the Putziger Land from. Today the family lives in the aforementioned Pomeranian regions in and around Gdansk, as well as in the USA, Canada, Germany, Switzerland, Scandinavia, Spain and Australia.

coat of arms

The tribe crest is divided transversely , the top of Silver a bouncing natural Hirsch , down from red and silver in seven in four rows geschacht . On the helmet above a bead of red, silver and blue, with red and silver blankets on the right and blue and silver on the left , an upturned silver crescent , each tip with a gold star .

See also

• Heraldic group of deer over chess
• List of German noble families

literature

• Julius Theodor Bagmihl : Pommersches Wappenbuch Stettin 1855, Volume V., P. 11-12, Tab. 5

Individual evidence

1. ^ Albrecht Elzow : Pommerscher Adelsspiegel by Albrecht Elzow from the 17th century, supplemented, corrected and expanded by Christoph v. Heydebreck and Friedrich Wilhelm v. the east plathe in the 18th century. Landesarchiv Greifswald , signature: Rep. 41 vdOsten-Plathe Ost 11 / I. Ahlebeck department.