Alberti from Poja

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Coat of arms of Count Alberti of Poja 1558

The Counts Alberti von Poja , also Alberti di Pola , are an old noble family, originally French, who came to prominence in Northern Italy and Austria.

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history

The family had its origins in the French d'Albert family , from which the dukes of Luynes also descended. She settled in northern Italy. During the fighting between Ghibellines and Guelphs they came from there to Trient , then to Tyrol, where they acquired large estates, and later to Salzburg .

In 1550, the respected doctor Albertus von Alberti, mentioned in a document from 1565, who was confirmed as nobility by Emperor Ferdinand I in 1558 , came to Trento from Poja in Judicaria . His grandson or son Bonaventura Alberti von Poja, married to Marina von Lutti, had his palace in the parish of Santa Maria Maggiore. Francis Seraphicus, later Bishop of Trident and one of Bonaventura's children, was baptized in this church on May 22, 1610.

Coat of arms of the Imperial Knight Alberti von Poja 1683

The Imperial Knights Alberti von Poja (February 19, 1693 in Vienna) were included in the Tyrolean nobility matriculation Matricula Tirolensis in 1683 and from 1763 also belonged to the knighthood of the Salzburg provinces. Your coat of arms already appeared in the Salzburger Landtafel from 1705.

Imperial Knight Franz Anton (Francesco Antonio) Alberti de Poja (1646–1722) and Eleonora Bonelli di Cavalese had numerous children, including Johann Baptist Anton (Giovanni Battista Antonio) Alberti de Poja (1690–1764), long-time court chancellor of the Prince-Bishop of Trento. One of his sons was Albert (o) Vigil (io) (1735-1811). Three of her sons, Albert (o) Vigil (io) (1735-1811), Vice-Chancellor of Trientine prince-bishop and the court chamber councilor Anton Clemens (Antonio Clemente) and the canon of Trento, Franz Anton (Francesco Antonio), were born on March 20 1774 raised the status of imperial count.

The family flourished in two lines, the older line at Rovereto , donated by Count Franz Alberti von Poja (1744–1822), and the younger line in Trento, donated by Count Johann Baptist (1748–1796).

The Alberti of Poja are extinct in the male line. They must not be confused with the sex of the Count Alberti von Enno or that of the Counts von Pola , who also have different coats of arms.

Personalities

  • Franziskus Seraphicus Alberti von Poja (1610–1689) was Prince-Bishop of Trento.
  • Johann Baptist Anton Alberti de Poja (* 1690; † 1764) studied in Salzburg and was court chancellor of the Prince-Bishop of Trento for 42 years. Around 1713 he married Ursula Arcangela Saraceni, with whom he had numerous children, including Albert Vigil.
  • Albert Vigil Count Alberti von Poja (* 1735, † 1811), son of the above, was captain of the castle of Rocca di Rivo (1768–1790), then prince-bishop councilor and vice-chancellor at the court of prince-bishop Peter Michael Vigil von Thun and Hohenstein in Trento. He was granted the status of imperial count on March 20, 1774.
  • Franz Count Alberti von Poja (* October 8, 1744 in Trient; † August 9, 1822 ibid) was President of the Imperial and Royal Land law in Innsbruck, married since 1766 with Eleonore Freiin Piamarta von Langenfeld (1758–1823).
  • Bartholomew Count Alberti of Poja , (born January 15, 1777 Rovereto, † April 11, 1836 ibid), son of the above, was an Imperial Chamberlain and Field Marshal Lieutenant (7 April 1833), married to Maria Theresia Kwietan of Rosenwaldt (1780- 1835).
  • Albert Count Alberti von Poja (born December 28, 1777 in Rovereto; † August 15, 1856 ibid), brother of the above, was an Imperial and Royal Tribunal Councilor at Bergamo married to Freiin Prandi von Ulmenhorst.
  • Franz Count Alberti von Poja (* February 15, 1815; † 1852), was an Imperial and Royal Appellate Judge, married to Elisabeth Countess von Consolati zu Heiligenbrunn .
  • Emil Graf Alberti von Poja (born March 19, 1837, † October 14, 1914 in Trieste ) was a pupil of the Imperial and Royal Engineering Academy, officer, and later president of the hail and reinsurance company "Meridionale" in Trieste. was the father of Olga (1866–1957), wife of Count Joseph Ludwig Marenzi von Tagliuno and Talgate from his marriage to Emma Freiin Scrinzi von Montecroce (1838–1915).

coat of arms

Coat of arms of Count Alberti of Poja 1774

1774: shield cut across by a golden bar; above a right-looking silver, gold-armed and crowned eagle with spread wings in blue; divided at the bottom by red and green six times lengthways. Three crowned helmets over the count's crown; the right helmet bears the eagle, the middle a fertilized laurel tree, and the left a crowned golden lion leaping inwards. The covers of the right helmet are blue and silver, those of the middle green and silver, and those of the left red and gold. Two outward-looking golden crowned lions clench the shield. - In the register of arms of the Austrian monarchy, in the upper part of the shield in silver there is a black, gold-armored eagle and in the lower part in green three red posts.

literature

  • Hans Friedrich von Ehrenkrook, Deutsches Adelsarchiv, Committee for Nobility Law Issues of the German Nobility Associations, German Nobility Law Committee: “Genealogical Manual of the Adels”, Volume 72, Verlag Ostsee, CA Starke., Limburg ad Lahn, 1979
  • Walter von Hueck: "Adelslexikon-Nachtrags" - Vol. 17 (A - Z), German Aristocratic Archive Foundation, edited under the supervision of the German Nobility Law Committee, CA Starke Verlag, Limburg an der Lahn 2008. Name index A.
  • Prof. Dr. Ernst Heinrich Kneschke: "German count houses of the present: in heraldic, historical and genealogical relation", 1st volume A – K, Verlag TO Weigel, Leipzig 1852
  • Antonio Schmidt-Brentano: The kk or kuk generals 1816–1918, Austrian State Archives, 1907
  • Casimir Schnitzer: "The Church of St. Vigilius and Her Shepherds", Verlag Joseph Eberle, Bozen 1825

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Heinrich August Pierer: "Pierer's Universal Lexicon of the Past and Present", Volume 1, publishing house by HA Pierer, Altenburg 1857, p. 266
  2. ↑ Casimir Schnitzer: "The Church of St. Vigilius and Her Shepherds", Verlag Joseph Eberle, Bozen 1825, p. 101 ff.
  3. ↑ http://www.coresno.com/index.php/genealogie/117-gra-geschichte/2751-tirol-matricula-tirolensis
  4. ^ Friederike Zaisberger: "Geschichte Salzburgs", Verlag für Geschichte und Politik, Vienna 1998, p. 130
  5. ↑ Maurice Maria Edler von Weittenhiller: "The Salzburgische nobility" great in J. Siebmacher's and general armorial, IV Bd, 6th Division, Nuremberg 1883, S. 3, T. first.
  6. ^ A b Fiammetta Baldo: Per la biografia di una gentildonna trentina del Seicento: Marina Alberti-Poja , Diss. Trento 1994/95. Quoted from Biblioteca Comunale di Trento - ESTeR.
  7. ↑ a b Prof. Dr. Ernst Heinrich Kneschke: "German count houses of the present: in heraldic, historical and genealogical relation", 1st volume AK, Verlag TO Weigel, Leipzig 1852, p. 14 f.
  8. ↑ http://www.zeno.org/Pierer-1857/A/Alberti+von+Poja
  9. ↑ balbp .html entry on Alberti di Poja on catholic-hierarchy.org
  10. ^ Antonio Schmidt-Brentano: The kk or kuk Generalität 1816–1918, Austrian State Archives, 1907, p. 4
  11. ↑ Gothaisches Genealogisches Taschenbuch der Graef Lichen houses, Verlag Justus Perthes, Gotha 1874, p.12 f.
  12. ↑ Hof- und Staats-Handbuch der Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, kk Hof- und Staatsdruckerei, Vienna 1902, p. 602

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