Bock from Wülfingen

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Coat of arms of the Bock von Wülfingen

Bock von Wülfingen is the name of a Lower Saxon nobility family .

history

Poppenburg in Burgstemmen

The noble family was first mentioned in a document in 1175 at Poppenburg Castle near Hildesheim with "Hermann miles de Wlvingi" (Hermannus de Wulvingen) . The safe trunk series begins around 1230 with Arnold von Wülfinghausen (also Wülfingen , Bock ). The dynasty was resident as Burgmannen on the prince-bishop's Poppenburg until 1387 and in 1299 also had it in pledge possession; it was therefore also called "Bock von Poppenburg".

In 1241, Bishop Conrad mentions a Hermann Bock von Wülfingen. The village of Wülfingen is first mentioned in a document in 1290 as a founding of the knight Albert Bock, as a fief of the Counts of Spiegelberg . Until the end of the 16th century, the Wülfinger " Barchfried " (a residential tower next to the church ) remained the ancestral seat of the Bock von Wülfingen family. The Bock family from Wülfingen still has the patronage of the Evangelical Lutheran. Wülfingen parish.

The Bock family had lived there since the city of Gronau was founded in 1298 and had several Burgmannshöfe . After a fire, the Burgmannshof, which is now used as a town museum, named Engelbrecht'scher Hof after a later owner family , was rebuilt in 1590 with the back leaning against the town wall. In 1628 the line died out.

In Elze are the goats , as the sources they call, mentioned in documents in 1315 and were probably already established there. The Bock'sche Gutshaus, built in 1748 by the later electoral Hanoverian general Ernst Wilhelm Bock von Wülfingen (1707-1790) and still owned by the family today, stands on an early medieval royal court in the immediate vicinity of the Peter and Paul Church founded by Charlemagne . It is a two-story, thirteen-axis half-timbered building.

The manor Bockerode had been owned by the family since at least the beginning of the 16th century.

Alternately, the eldest of the Bockerode , Gronau and Elze lines had been Erbdrost since 1371 and Chamberlain of the Hildesheim Monastery since 1400 .

Georg Bock von Wülfingen was entered in the royal Saxon nobility register on November 26, 1913 under the number 483 .

coat of arms

The family coat of arms shows in gold two black wolves ready to jump on top of each other. On the helmet with black and gold covers over five (3: 2) gold roses a growing black goat head with a gold collar.

Historical coats of arms

Personalities

literature

  • Georg Wulbrand Bock von Wülfingen: History of the Bock von Wülfingen. Göhmann'sche Buchdruckerei, Hanover 1896.
  • Adelslexikon Volume I (= Genealogical Handbook of the Nobility , Volume 53). CA Starke Verlag, Limburg (Lahn) 1972, page 452
  • Jürgen Huck: The buck from Wülfingen. Part 1: General and Gender Growth: 1175-1583. (Sources and representations on the history of Lower Saxony, Vol. 122). Verlag Hahnsche Buchhandlung Hannover 2000. ISBN 3-7752-5809-4 . - Jürgen Huck: The buck from Wülfingen. 2nd part, 1st half volume: General and Bockerode line. like 2010. - Jürgen Huck: The buck from Wülfingen. 2nd part, 2nd half volume: Elze line, sources and family tables. like 2010.
  • Leopold von Zedlitz-Neukirch : Bock, the gentlemen of. In: New Prussian Adelslexicon . Volume 1, 1836, pp. 262-263 ( digitized version ).
  • Gothaisches genealogical pocket book of noble houses, 1906, seventh year, p.83ff

poetry

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Harenberg: Chronicle Gandersheim , page 1713