Albrecht Siegmund von Seeguth-Stanisławski

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Count Albrecht Siegmund von Seeguth-Stanisławski also Albert Siegmund von Seeguth-Stanisławski , Albrecht Siegmund von Zeiguth-Stanislawski or Polish : Hrabia Albrecht Zygmunt Seeguth-Stanisławski h. Sulima (born August 10, 1688 in Rößel , † September 16, 1768 in Lindenau ), was a Saxon minister .

Life

Count's coat of arms Seeguth-Stanisławski with heart shield of the Sulima coat of arms

origin

Albrecht Siegmund was seen in contemporary reports as a natural son of the Saxon Elector and Polish King August II with his mistress Freiin Henriette von Osterhausen , who is said to have married a Polish nobleman from the Stanisławski family. However, this is almost impossible based on the chronic facts, because Henriette von Osterhausen was only Augustus the Strong's mistress and favorite at the beginning of the 1720s. If she were the mother of Albrecht Siegmund, August would have fathered him at the age of about 17 and then taken her again as his mistress when she was about 60.

The chamberlain of Johann III is the actual father . Sobieski and Polish Colonel Wenzel Albrecht von Seeguth-Stanislawski (1652-1719) called.

career

Lindenau mansion (2013)

Seeguth-Stanisławski attended the Jesuit college in Braunsberg together with his brothers from 1700 . From 1709 he was in the Saxon service and initially entered the army . He took part in the siege of Stralsund . In 1721 Seeguth-Stanisławski became treasurer at the Saxon court and in 1735 General Post Inspector in Prussia . In 1736 he was by Emperor Charles VI. raised to the rank of imperial count . In the same year the king awarded him the Order of the White Eagle . He was promoted to secret budget minister in 1743 and cabinet minister in 1763 .

In 1713 he became the king with Jaktowo in the Pomorskie invested . In 1727 he received Tropy for 30 years and finally in 1728 Kwiecewie. His brother Friedrich Leopold von Gessler sold him in 1739 to be genetic Lindenau. He had the manor house there rebuilt, built the baroque garden and from then on used it as a summer residence. He also owned Strubnie and Henneberg near Heiligenbeil .

He bequeathed a substantial part of his cash fortune to a Catholic girls' house and a Protestant foundation for soldier widows and orphans. Seeguth-Stanisławski was buried in the church of John the Baptist in Rößel. The grave is no longer preserved as a result of a fire in 1806.

family

His first marriage was Christine Edmunda von Osterhausen and, on May 6, 1737, Luise Albertine of Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Beck (1694–1773), daughter of Friedrich Ludwig of Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Beck . Both marriages remained childless.

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Individual evidence

  1. ^ Continued new genealogical-historical news , 145th part, Leipzig 1774, pp. 150–151.