Alexander Ferdinand von Erdmannsdorf

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Alexander Ferdinand von Erdmannsdorf (own spelling), also von Erdmannsdorff , (born September 29, 1774 in Strauch , † September 16, 1845 in Jüterbog ) was a German forest clerk and manor owner .

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Roitzsch manor around 1860, Alexander Duncker collection

He came from the noble family of Erdmannsdorf (f) and was the son of Carl Friedrich von Erdmannsdorf († September 12, 1777). Like his younger brother Heinrich Ludwig von Erdmannsdorf , Alexander Ferdinand also received his first training from a private tutor and then attended the pedagogy in Halle . Both pursued a forest career. It is reported from him that he was chamberlain at the court in Dresden from 1799 and later also chief forest and game master in Wittenberg . As such, he brought ideas of sustainability into his practical work and ensured systematic management of the forests to the left and right of the Elbe in the Wittenberg area.

As a chamberlain, Alexander Ferdinand von Erdmannsdorf acquired Johann Gottfried Steinkopf's manor Roitzsch on the 4th / 6th. December 1800. But already on August 15, 1801 he sold it on to the Stift-Merseburg Chamber of Commerce and Court Judge Carl Bernhard von Ende .

With the Congress of Vienna Wittenberg fell to the Kingdom of Prussia and Alexander Ferdinand von Erdmannsdorf became a Prussian forest clerk. In 1816 he was employed by the royal government in Aachen as head forester. However, it did not last long in his new place of work. He soon returned to the vicinity of Wittenberg. By marriage he had acquired the Hohenahlsdorf manor here in 1819 , where he lived with his family as a private citizen until his death.

family

The architect Friedrich Wilhelm von Erdmannsdorff , creator of the Wörlitz Garden Empire, was his father-in-law from his first marriage.

His son Julius Bernhard Richard von Erdmannsdorf in Deutsch-Paulsdorf , Weißig and Zahmen in Upper Lusatia , was a royal Prussian chamberlain and district deputy for the district of Görlitz . His marriage to Therese Countess von der Schulenburg (* 1806, † 1876), entered into in 1830, remained childless.

Individual evidence

  1. Genealogy  ( page no longer available , search in web archivesInfo: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.@1@ 2Template: Toter Link / www.stammreihen.de  
  2. Royal Saxon Court and State Calendar 1807
  3. The manor houses in the Teltow-Fläming district, p. 99.