Anton Dietrich Carl von Ingelheim

Anton Dietrich Carl von Ingelheim (born February 18, 1690 in Aschaffenburg , † August 22, 1750 in Geisenheim ) was an imperial count , choir bishop and diplomat in the prince-bishopric of Trier .

Origin and family

He came from the noble family of Ingelheim and was born the son of Franz Adolf Dietrich von Ingelheim (1659–1742), Kurmainzer Vitztum des Rheingau , and his wife Ursula von Dalberg (1668–1730). Since the marriage of the heir daughter of the noble family of the Echter von Mespelbrunn , which died out in the male line , in the 17th century, the family carried the full name of Count von Ingelheim called Echter von und zu Mespelbrunn . Six of his sisters lived as religious canons , his brother Anselm Franz von Ingelheim (1683–1749) became Prince-Bishop of Würzburg . Maria Clara von Dalberg b. von Schönborn , her maternal grandmother, was the sister of Mainz Elector Lothar Franz von Schönborn , whose predecessor Anselm Franz von Ingelheim (1634–1695) was the great cousin of her grandfather Philipp Ludwig von Ingelheim.

Life

Portrait of old age

Anton Dietrich Carl embarked on a spiritual career. He became cathedral capitular in the prince-bishopric of Trier and worked there as chief choir bishop from 1734. In the diocese of Liège and in Halberstadt , he owned a canon donation. He also belonged to the monastery chapter of St. Alban near Mainz . From 1734 Baron von Ingelheim officiated as Elector Trier governor in Koblenz . He also held the offices of Imperial and Trier Privy Councilor . In the elections of Emperors Charles VII (1742) and Franz I Stephan (1745) Ingelheim acted as his elector's envoy.

literature

Johann Samuelersch, Johann Gottfried Gruber: General Encyclopedia of Sciences and Arts in alphabetical order , 2nd section, 17th part, p. 234, Brockhaus Verlag, Leipzig, 1840; ( Digital scan )
Aschaffenburg yearbook for history, regional studies and art of the Untermaing area , volume 20, Pattloch Verlag, 1999, p. 81; ( Scan 1 ); ( Scan 2 )

Web links

Individual evidence

↑ Julius Friedrich Scharffenstein: Short but thorough historical news of the latest state and world affairs of our times, what has happened since the death of Kayser Carl VI. up to the death of Kayser Carl VII. both in matters of the state, as well as in which war operations of Anno 1740, 1741, 1742, 1743, 1744 and at the beginning of 1745 occurred, were dealt with pragmatically , Frankfurt am Main, 1745, P. 138; (Digital scan)

personal data
SURNAME	Ingelheim, Anton Dietrich Carl von
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	Imperial count, choir bishop, governor and diplomat in the Electorate of Trier
DATE OF BIRTH	February 18, 1690
PLACE OF BIRTH	Aschaffenburg
DATE OF DEATH	August 22, 1750
Place of death	Geisenheim

[1] Julius Friedrich Scharffenstein: Short but thorough historical news of the latest state and world affairs of our times, what has happened since the death of Kayser Carl VI. up to the death of Kayser Carl VII. both in matters of the state, as well as in which war operations of Anno 1740, 1741, 1742, 1743, 1744 and at the beginning of 1745 occurred, were dealt with pragmatically , Frankfurt am Main, 1745, P. 138; (Digital scan)