Berger (noble family)

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Coat of arms of the von Berger family, 1843

Berger is the name of a noble family from Hanover .

history

The tribe series begins with the mayor of Ohrdruf Johann Berger († 1645). Johann Heinrich Berger (1657-1732) was on May 31, 1717 Vienna with the title Knight and Noble Mr. Berger in the kingdom knighthood raised . His brothers Johann Gottfried Berger (1659–1736) and Johann Wilhelm Berger (1672–1751) became Imperial Knights on January 31, 1722. The brothers Johann Just von Berger (1723–1791) and Valentin von Berger (1739–1813) received the Danish nobility naturalization in 1776 .

coat of arms

The coat of arms (1717) is quartered with a grafted golden tip , in it an ibex standing on green ground ; fields one and four show two upright, intertwined snakes on red ; in fields two and three in gold a crowned half eagle emerging from the line of division . Two crowned helmets : in the front with red and gold covers the ibex between an open black flight , behind with black and silver covers a growing crowned golden lion .

Famous pepole

Grave monument of Christian Daniel von Finckh (1766–1813) and Albrecht Ludwig von Berger (1768–1813)

Trunk list (selection)

Based on Johann Berger († January 7, 1645), mayor of Ohrdruf, and his son Valentin Berger (born January 18, 1620 Ohrdruf ; † May 22, 1675 Halle); ⚭ 1655 with Margaretha Katharina Faschen from Arnstadt († 1695), the following filiation results:

  • Johann Gottfried von Berger (1659–1736), medic, on January 31, 1722 Imperial Knight
  • Johann Wilhelm von Berger (1672–1751), philosopher, on January 31, 1722 Imperial Knight.
  • Johann Heinrich von Berger (1657 Gera –1732 Vienna); ⚭ Maria Sophia Jacobi. In Vienna on May 31, 1717 he was ennobled as "old imperial knight " and " noble lord of "
    • Christoph Heinrich von Berger (1687–1737), lawyer
    • Johann Samuel von Berger (born August 16, 1691 in Wittenberg † September 17, 1757 in Celle), personal physician in Celle, ⚭ (1) Juliane Clara von Speyermann, († 1725); ⚭ (2) 1726 with Margarethe Louise von Ramdohr (1705–1790, daughter of Albrecht Andreas von Ramdohr ), seven sons, two daughters
      • from (1) Johann Just von Berger (1723–1791); ⚭ Sara Margarethe von Ramdohr (* 1722 - † May 11, 1780 in Copenhagen), the niece of his stepmother
        • Johan Vilhelm von Berger (* 1754; † 1779)
        • Dorothea Louise von Berger (born October 31, 1755, Copenhagen; † August 19, 1788, Copenhagen); ⚭ 1780 in Copenhagen with Hans Vilhelm von Warnstedt (born September 13, 1743 in Fredericia ; † October 20, 1817 in Copenhagen)
        • Johan Hartvig Ernst von Berger (* May 8, 1757 - August 31, 1809, Antwerp), Danish naval officer. Chief of the Danish frigate Triton in a squadron in the Mediterranean with secret orders dated May 15, 1800, which returned to Copenhagen on December 10, 1802 with some of Thorvaldsen's works; ⚭ 1805 with Juliane Hansdatter Lindholm (* July 8, 1768 Aagaard; † July 27, 1853)
        • Albrecht Andreas von Berger (* 1761 in Copenhagen; † 1765 (?) Ibid)
      • Gottfried Otto von Berger (born January 26, 1725); ⚭ on October 15, 1762 with Agnes Luise Dorothea von Ramdohr (* December 1, 1742; † 1812)
        • Clara Louise Helena von Berger (* around 1762 in Celle; † February 10, 1840 Wolfenbüttel); ⚭ November 11, 1800 with Heinrich von Schrader († January 15, 1829)
        • Sara Sophie Christine von Berger (* 1764 in Celle; † 1849), from 1799 Chanoinesse von Mariensee
        • Ernestine Luise Margarethe von Berger († 1829), Chanoinesse von Mariensee
        • Albrecht Samuel Heinrich von Berger (* 1775 Stade; † 1825 Hameln), assessor, was clerk in Celle around 1806
      • from (2) Christoph Wilhelm von Berger (* October 22, 1727; † September 11, 1763), court doctor in Celle; ⚭ with Johanne Friedrike, widowed by Hugo , geb. von Storren (1732–1763)
      • Friedrich Ludwig von Berger (baptized November 8, 1728)
      • Heinrich Albrecht von Berger (* 1731; † March 13, 1781), member of the Electorate of Hanover in Ratzeburg ; ⚭ Ernestine von Schilden († April 20, 1806)
      • Sara Sophie von Berger (* August 18, 173. (?); † 1772)
      • Maria Ludowika von Berger (born January 14, 1733); ⚭ 1752 Anton Freiherr von Ulmenstein (1723–1785) Appellate Judge in Celle
      • Johann Samuel von Berger (* July 17, 1735 (38?); † 1780 Dresden); kgl. dan. Legation council, Danish nobility naturalization on May 9, 1776
      • Andreas Samuel von Berger (born February 1, 1737)
      • August Gottlieb von Berger (born August 6, 1730 in Celle; † January 28, 1807) Oldenburg office director; ⚭ on November 1, 1766 with Albertine Agnes von Schilden (1745–1826)
        • Albrecht Ludwig von Berger (1768–1813), Oldenburg lawyer
        • Friedrich Johann Heinrich von Berger (born December 24, 1769)
        • Bodo August von Berger (born August 12, 1776)
      • Valentin von Berger , dan. General and hussar chief (1739-1813), Danish nobility naturalization on May 9, 1776, ⚭ (1) Anna Elisabeth von Schilden (born April 25, 1745 in Hamburg; † July 10, 1787 in Gentofte)
        • Johann Erich von Berger (born September 1, 1772; † February 22, 1833 in Kiel ) philosopher; ⚭ Countess Anna von Holck (1778–1835)
        • Ernst Ludwig (born January 19, 1775 in Faaborg , † January 31, 1851 in Bückeburg ), major general; ⚭ Sophie Caroline Krag-Juel-Vind-Friis (* July 28, 1781; † September 21, 1808)
        • Julius August Christian von Berger, pharmacist in Aalborg; ⚭ on December 25, 1810 with Lucia Wissing
    • Friedrich Ludwig von Berger (1701–1735), lawyer unmarried
    • Johann August von Berger (1702 Wittenberg – 1770 Celle); ⚭ on September 3, 1730 in Stolzenau with Luise Maria Sara von Hugo (* July 23, 1714 Drübber ; † April 10, 1789 in Celle), granddaughter of Albrecht Andreas von Ramdohr
      • NN, Minister of the Navy, emigrated to America
      • Johann Christoph von Berger (1730 Celle – 1781), royal hann. Major z. D. in Ahlen, became a Catholic; ⚭ with NN from the Horst . Numerous offspring
        • Klemens August von Berger (1779–1848 Berlin), Prussian Finance Council
      • Hermann Konrad von Berger († March 20, 1768), official clerk; ⚭ Antoniette Amalie Luise Katharina from Hinüber
      • Gottfried Andreas von Berger (1741 Celle – 1811 Lüneburg), postmaster and colonel
        • Karl Samuel Wilhelm Ludwig von Berger (born May 8, 1806 Lüneburg, † May 17, 1845 Ulm), judicial officer; ⚭ with Ernestine von Alten (born November 23, 1812)
        • Sophie Luise Klara (born March 6, 1839 Hanover); ⚭ 1861 with Bodo von Schnehen , Rittmeister in the Cambridge Dragoons Regiment († July 11, 1866 on the wounds after the battle of Langensalza )

literature

Web links

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Grote, H. (Ed.): Sex and coat of arms book of the Kingdom of Hanover and the Duchy of Braunschweig. 1843, plate F3. Online at archive.org, accessed May 7, 2020
  2. ↑ Church book name register Copenhagen IV 222. ( Online as PDF at the National Museum of Denmark danmarkskirker.natmus.dk; page 5. Inspection on May 14, 2020)
  3. ^ Entry in the Thorvaldsen-Mueum archive. Accessed May 8, 2020
  4. ↑ Hans-Joachim Heerde: The audience of physics: Lichtenbergs Hörer . Wallstein Verlag, Göttingen 2006. ISBN 9783835300156 p. 95. ( limited preview in Google book search).
  5. ^ Johann Georg Zimmermann: Letters to some of his friends in Switzerland , in a letter from September 16, 1782 (Verlag Sauerländer, 1830); Page 298 ( books.google.de inspection May 17, 2020 )
  6. ^ Contradiction to website: Family tree - genealogy in Kur-Hannover . Viewing May 17, 2020
  7. ↑ Uncle of Heinrich Christian von Ulmenstein
  8. ^ Gothaisches Genealogisches Taschenbuch der Briefadeligen houses. 1911. Volume five, page 48