Bodeck (noble family)

Family coat of arms of the von Bodeck family

The von Bodeck family (also: Bodecker ) is an old city ​​noble family from Thorn, whose members were in higher municipal office dignity in Antwerp , Augsburg , Danzig , Elbing , Frankfurt am Main , Hamburg , Strasbourg , Thorn , Utrecht and Worms .

history

The strain range starts according GHdA with Niklas of Bodeck (see below C2.), Which is around 1370 Thorn Elbing. Bonaventure I. von Bodeck (born August 13, 1512 in Thorn ) was the son of Johann von Bodeck and grandson of Jacob von Bodeck and brother of Valentin von Bodeck . Bonaventura turned to the Netherlands , where he established himself as a wholesale merchant in Antwerp . In 1585 he fled to Lübeck , from where he came to Frankfurt am Main in the summer of 1590 . He died there on August 8, 1591. He left his descendants with a fortune of 250,000 Reichstalers .

From the older son, Johann von Bodeck (* 1555 in Antwerp ), the line to Frauenhagen near Frankfurt and to Gülzow in Lauenburg came from, the latter with Bonaventura III. , of Duke Christian II of Mecklenburg Chamberlain and secret councilor, began in 1654 by purchasing the Gülzow estate. The younger son of Bonaventura I. von Bodeck, who was also called Bonaventura (II.) (* 1556 in Antwerp, † 1629 in Ellgau / Switzerland ) originated the Elkauische, Elgauische, Ellgauische line in Switzerland, which in the 17th century by the Sons of Johann Evangelista von Bodeck , Oberamtmann zu Oberkirch near Strasbourg was continued.

Ennobling

Bonaventura Bodegker sen. (see below G5.) on September 7, 1584 in Prague the imperial nobility was confirmed with an improvement in the coat of arms. Bonaventure von Bodeck jun. (see below H3.), on Ellgau near Zurich, was accepted into the Swabian imperial knighthood in 1600. On January 19, 1615 there was an imperial nobility confirmation for the brothers and cousins ​​Hans, Kaiserlicher Rat, Bonaventura, on Ellgau, Kaiserlicher Rat, Valentin and Johann on Hansdorf and Niclas von Bodeck (Bodegg). On August 6, 1773 there was a French recognition of the baron class for the entire family at Compiégne . On July 3, 1816, Ludwig Freiherr Bodeck von Ellgau was enrolled in the Bavarian baron class, on Heidenfeld, a former treasurer of the Grand Ducal Tuscany.

Tribe list

Bodeck root list with the persons represented in Wikipedia and important links.

The inadequate, often faulty, source situation affects the entire period of all branches of the family. Secured data are mentioned in a document, dates of birth and death o. G. However, periods of time are often unsecured and, with the greatest possible likelihood of the often divergent data sources, to be viewed with reservations. Genealogical details, even the assignment of members of the house, remain unclear.

The first known representative of the house was Johann Bodecker, knight on the Lower Rhine, (* around 1220); ∞ () NN They had the following offspring:

Johann von Bodeck, (* 1454 in Thorn), painting by an unknown master

A1. Conrad von Bodeck, Teutonic Knight (1272), (* around 1245; † 1307 in Culmsee ; ▭ ibid); ∞ (around 1280) Ursula von Waldow , daughter of Arnold von Waldow (* around 1240)

B1. Johann von Bodeck, (* December 12, 1298 in Culmsee; † 1348 in Thorn; ▭ in Culmsee); ∞ (1330 in Thorn) Hedwig von Allen (stone) (* around 1305/1310; † in Thorn), daughter of Hermann von Allen (stone) (around 1270 – after 1330) and NN

C1. Fabian von Bodeck, (* around 1335)

C2. Niclas (Nikolaus) von Bodeck, (born September 29, 1341 in Thorn; † 1386 ibid); ∞ (1369 in Thorn) Anne von der Osten (* around 1345; † in Elbing), daughter of Arndt von der Osten (around 1315-1386)

D1. Johann von Bodeck, student in Wittenberg (1386), (* October 20/21, 1370 in Thorn; † (1404/1408/1410) in Elbing); ∞ I: (1396 in Elbing) Maria (also Mariam or Marge) von Lohe (* (1365/1370/1375) in Thorn; † April 26 (1400/1402) in Elbing), daughter of Johann von Lohe (around 1335 –1400) and NN von Wetzelrode, heiress of the Wetzelrode estate, (1335 / 1340–); ∞ II: (1402) Barbara von Herworden (Herford) (* around 1375)

E1. [I] Jacob von Bodeck, (* 1398 in Elbing; † (1460/1470) in Thorn); ∞ (around 1450 in Thorn) Catharina von Roggendorf (* around 1423 in Thorn; † 1460 ibid), daughter of Johan IV. Von Roggendorf (around 1395–1460) and Maria von Lohe (1400–)

F1. Catharina von Bodeck, (* 1453 in Thorn; † 1523 ibid); ∞ (1479 in Thorn) Johann van der Brucken (* 1430 in Thorn; † 1495 ibid), son of Albrecht van der Brucken (-) and NN

F2. Johann von Bodeck, (* 1454 in Thorn; † May 19, 1521 ibid); ∞ I: (1492) Anna Dorothea Piontkowski (* around 1465; † before 1499 in Danzig); ∞ II: (1508 in Thorn) Hedwig (Male) Friedewald (* around 1488; † after 1538), (∞ II: (1538) Hans Rüdiger), daughter of Niclas Friedewald (1466–1524) and Anna Rack (1465/1470 -)

G1. [I] Jakob von Bodeck, (* (3rd / 11th) September 1496 in Thorn ; † after 1537), merchant in Danzig ; ∞ () Clara von Bergen (* around 1510), daughter of Lorenz von Bergen (around 1475–) and NN

H1. Heinrich von Bodeck, (* 1533); ∞ () NN

I1. Heinrich von Bodeck, (* 1564 - 14 January 1611)

J1. Jakob von Bodeck, captain, (~ May 13, 1607; † 1667 in Rosenberg ); ∞ (around 1637) Anna Margaretha von Nostitz (* around 1610)

K1. Abraham Benno von Bodeck, Colonel of the Lüneburg Artillery, (born June 20, 1653 in Brunau near Rosenberg, † November 20, 1709 in Celle ); ∞ () Anna Elisabeth von Löwen (* around 1660; † October 4, 1733)

L1. Johanna Florentine von Bodeck, (* around 1685); ∞ (May 7, 1710) Bonaventure Dominikus von Bodeck, on Hansdorf , Wiese and Falkenhorst, (born September 30, 1666 in Hansdorf near Elbing ; † February 26, 1727 in Marwitz), son of Ernst von Bodeck (1620–1681) and Elisabeth Cornelia von Bodeck (1631–1674)

H2. Salomon von Bodeck, (* 1537 in Danzig); ∞ I: (around 1565 in Danzig) Katharina Rogge (* around 1545), daughter of Martin Rogge (around 1507–1567); ∞ II: (1578) Catharina von Krockow (* around 1564), daughter of Mathias von Krockow on Osseken (1530–)

G2. [I] Christopher von Bodeck, on June 23, 1551, the master of the order Heinrich von Galen enfeoffed his council and chancellor with the Terrastfer estate ( Torma church ) in Livonia and in the spring of 1552 transformed the feudal right of ownership for him and his brother Christian into allodial law , whereupon he immediately sold the property, (* around 1495, † after 1552)

G3. [I] Christian von Bodeck, (* around 1498)

G4. [II] Erasmus von Bodeck, master's degree in the service of Gustav Wasas , Hanseatic secretary in the Bergen office (1524), (born June 15, 1510 in Thorn; † 1539 ibid.); ∞ () NN

H1. Johann von Bodeck, (* 1537 in Thorn, † October 30, 1569 in Danzig); ∞ (May 28, 1559 in Danzig) Ursula von Süchten (* July 30, 1537 in Danzig; † June 4, 1615), (∞ II: () Moritz Lacke), daughter of Cordt von Süchten, Mayor of Danzig (1525– retired in the uproar in 1527), (1480–1538) and (Elisabeth Bischof (around 1505–))

I1. Hans von Bodeck, (born December 10, 1562 in Thorn; † 1596); ∞ (October 27, 1591 in the Marienkirche, Danzig) Elisabeth von Rüdiger (born November 1, 1576 in Danzig; † January 27, 1625), daughter of Mathis von Rüdiger (around 1545–)

J1. Bonaventura von Bodeck, (born June 4, 1597 - † January 8, 1652 in Danzig)

J2. Ernst von Bodeck, councilor in Danzig, (* February 10, 1611 in Danzig; † February 23, 1670 ibid); ∞ (June 6, 1644 in the Marienkirche, Danzig) Dorothea von der Linde (born March 3, 1623; ▭ August 6, 1671 in the Marienkirche, Danzig), daughter of Adrian von der Linde, Mayor of Danzig (1630–1631) , (1579-1631) and NN

G5. [II] Bonaventure I. von Bodeck, moved to Antwerp in 1533, mentioned as a banker in Lübeck (1553), imperial nobility in Prague (September 2, 1584), (* August 13, 1512 in Thorn; † August 5, 1591 in Frankfurt am Main ; ▭ in the Peterskirche , Frankfurt); ∞ (1553 (in Amsterdam)) Aechjen (Agathe) van Neck (* around 1525 in Amsterdam; † March 16, 1568 in Antwerp; ▭ in the Minderbroederkirche), daughter of Simon Lorens van Neck (1490–1546) and Hillegond Ottens van the Schellingh (around 1500–1542)

H1. Maria von Bodeck, (born July 5, 1554 in Antwerp, † October 31, 1572, giving birth to a daughter in childbed); ∞ (February 13, 1571 in Mariensee) Nikolaus von der Linden (* around 1543; † 1605 in Danzig), son of Johann von der Linden (1514–1558) and Barbara Falckner (1515–1586 / 1598)

H2. Johann (Hans) von Bodeck,barely escaped death as a Protestantduring Bartholomew's Night in Paris in1572, fled to Frankfurt in 1585 when the Spaniards captured Antwerp and acquired the right to be seated , the first Frankfurt guilder millionaire (born September 6, 1555 in Antorff ; † August 2, 1631 in Frankfurt am Main; ▭ August 4, 1631); ∞ (June 24, 1584 in Antwerp) Maria Bormann (* April 23 (1562/1568) in Antwerp; † October 31, 1628 in Frankfurt am Main), daughter of Arnold Bormann, merchant and exchange dealer, (-) and Cornelia Piggen (-); Descendants see here

H3. Bonaventure II von Bodeck, merchant of Frankfurt, Augsburg and Zurich, imperial council, confirmation of nobility (January 19, 1615), (born September 12, 1556 in Antwerp; † (4./29.) January 1629 at Elgg Castle in Elgg ) ; ∞ I: (August 27, 1584 in Augsburg) Katharina Rehlinger von Windach (* March 24, 1562; † March 22, 1603 at Elgg Castle), daughter of Carl Wolfgang Rehlinger von Windach (-) and NN (-); ∞ II: (January 6, 1612) Ursula von Berenfels (* April 23, 1560), (∞ I: () NN von Schauenburg), daughter of Hannibal von Berenfels (1535–1601) and Judith von Eptingen (-); Descendants see here

H4. Adelgunde von Bodeck, (* (16/26) April 1558 in Antwerp, † December 31, 1579 in Danzig); ∞ (3rd (January / June) 1576 in Hamburg) Johann (Hans) von der Linde, merchant in Danzig, Schöppe (1573), councilor (1575), mayor (1581), burgrave of Danzig (1584–1596), ( * 1542; † January 27, 1619 in Danzig), (∞ I: (September 25, 1571 in Danzig)) Katharina Hövener (* December 28, 1554 in Danzig; † May 20, 1572 ibid); ∞ III: (February 28, 1588 in Hamburg) Hedwig Proitke (* October 4, 1560 in Danzig; † October 21, 1592 ibid), son of Johann von der Linde (1514–1558) and Barbara Falckner (around 1515–1586 / 1598)

H5. Simon von Bodeck, (* around 1560; † young)

H6. Agathe von Bodeck, (born November 7, 1564 in Antwerp, † March 23, 1619 in Frankfurt am Main); ∞ (May 26, 1589 in Frankfurt am Main) Johann Scholier, renewal and confirmation of the noble coat of arms by Emperor Rudolf II for him and his three brothers (February 2, 1604 in Prague), (* August 3, 1547 in Antwerp; † December 5, 1613 in Frankfurt am Main), son of Peter Scholier (1500–1572 / 1582) and Katharina von Deckere (1518–1590)

G6. [II] Valentin von Bodeck, Schöppe (1550), councilor (1560), at the Hanseatic League in Lübeck (1566), burgrave (1571), mayor of Elbing (1574), (born February 13, 1515 in Thorn; † 23. March 1575 in Elbing; ▭ in the St. Nikolai Church, Elbing); ∞ (1540 in Elbing) Ursula von Lohe, brought the goods Hansdorf, Wiese and Falkenhorst bei Elbing into marriage, (* around 1518/1520 in Elbing; † May 24, 1592 in Elbing), daughter of Johann (es) von Lohe (around 1480–1541) and Anna von Rautenberg (around 1490–)

G7. [II] daughter of Bodeck

H1. Johann (Hans) von Bodeck, Schöppe in Elbing (1575), councilor (1579), heir to Hansdorf (1589), (* August 4, 1542 in Elbing; † July 12, 1595 ibid; ▭ in the Marienkirche, Elbing); ∞ (1574 in Elbing) Dorothea Möllner (* 1551 in Elbing; ▭ September 12, 1612 in Elbing), daughter of Fabian Möllner (1519–1599) and Dorothea Wartenberg (around 1510 / 1515–)

I1. Valentin von Bodeck, student in Königsberg (1596), citizen in Danzig (1600), Schöppe (1609), Ratmann (1612), Richter (1618), mayor of Danzig (1619–1635), (born July 14, 1578 in Elbing ; † October 16, 1635 in Artschau near Danzig); ∞ (August 21, 1600 in the Marienkirche, Danzig) Agathe von der Linde (* 1578; † February 16, 1630 in Danzig; ▭ March 1, 1630 in the Marienkirche, Danzig, Stein 423), daughter of Johann von der Linde ( 1542–1619) and Adelgunde Bodecker (1558–1579)

J1. Valentin von Bodeck, councilor in Danzig (1677), (* around 1605, † 1677 in Danzig); ∞ () NN

K1. Valentin Carl von Bodeck, (* around 1640; †† 1695 in Danzig)

→ Danzig branch extinguished in the male line

J2. Niclas von Bodeck, merchant in Danzig, Schöppe (1637), councilor (1643), judge (1644), chamberlain (1655), burgrave (1661–1670), mayor of Danzig (1664–1675), war assessor , (* August 30, 1611 in Danzig; † July 21, 1676 ibid); ∞ I: (June 14, 1633 in St. Mary's Church, Danzig) Elisabeth Rogge (born January 23, 1613 in Danzig; † November 25, 1643 in Danzig; ▭ November 29, 1643 in St. Mary's Church, Danzig, Stein 423), daughter of Johann Rogge (1578–1644) and Elisabeth Hildebrandt (1588–1624); ∞ II: (June 14/30, 1648 in the Marienkirche, Danzig) Constantia Giese (born January 28, 1627 in Danzig, † May 6, 1674 in Danzig), daughter of Salomon Giese (1590-1651) and Katharina Köseler ( 1594–1656)

K1. [I] Johann von Bodeck, farm owner in Löblau (1690), (* April 9 / September 4, 1638 in Danzig; † February 6, 1694; ▭ March 1, 1694 in the Marienkirche, Danzig, Stein 339), ∞ ( April 20/21, 1671 in Danzig) Katharina Elisabeth von Bergen (* April 5, 1651 in Danzig; † October 11, 1689 in Danzig; ▭ October 20, 1689 in the Marienkirche, Danzig, Stein 339), daughter of Jakob von Bergen (1619–1653) and Elisabeth Giese (1624–1684)

L1. Agathe Renate von Bodeck (born January 4, 1676 in Danzig; ~ June 16, 1676; † April 28, 1742 in Danzig; ▭ May 18, 1742 in the Marienkirche, Danzig, Stein 339); ∞ (April 30, 1696 in the Marienkirche, Danzig) Gabriel Friedrich Schumann, merchant and councilor in Danzig, mayor (1718), (born November 23, 1667 in Danzig-Marien; † September 13, 1718; ▭ September 27, 1718 in the Marienkirche, Danzig), son of Gabriel Schumann (1631–1700) and Konstantia von Holten (1638–1680)

K2. [I] 7 sons / daughters from Bodeck

K3. [II] Concordia von Bodeck (* April 28, 1649 in Danzig; † October 4/5, 1712 in Danzig; ▭ October 20, 1712 in the Marienkirche (Danzig) ); ∞ I: (June 20/30, 1673 in Danzig) Johann Heinrich Giese, merchant in Danzig, owner of Schiewenhorst , (* March 17/27, 1636; † March 16, 1687 in Danzig), son of Raban Giese ( 1597–1673) and Kordula von Bodeck (1614–1643); ∞ II: (16 September 1688 in the Marienkirche, Danzig) Andreas von Borgmann, city secretary (1662), councilor (1694), mayor of Danzig (1701–1704), in Klein Katz district Neustadt (1710), royal burgrave in Danzig (1718), (born January 30, 1635 in Danzig; † December 17, 1722 in the Marienkirche, Danzig), son of Gabriel Borkmann (1599–1668) and Elisabeth Wieder (1610–1647)

K4. [II] Agathe von Bodeck (born March 11, 1650); ∞ () Carl Ehler (* 1646; † 1686)

K5. [II] 3 daughters from Bodeck

J3. Dorothea von Bodeck, (* December 2, 1615 in Danzig, † June 10, 1654 in Danzig at the plague); ∞ (February 14, 1639 in the Marienkirche, Danzig) Albrecht Rosenberg, merchant and councilor in Danzig, (* September 19, 1612; † July 22, 1660; ▭ July 26, 1660 in the Marienkirche, Danzig), (∞ II: (November 20, 1655 in Danzig) with Adelgunde Wieder (* 1615; ▭ June 20, 1681 in the Marienkirche, Danzig))

J4. 8 sons / daughters of Bodeck

I2. Hans von Bodeck, on Wiese, Falkenhorst, Roggau and Blumenau, German diplomat and Chancellor of the Elector of Brandenburg-Prussia, (* 1582 in Danzig; † 23 June 1658 in Hamburg); ∞ (March 2, 1609/1610) Cordula von Schwarzwald (* December 5, 1588; † March 17, 1635), daughter of Johann von Schwarzwald (1544–1608) and Brigitte Brandes (1553–)

J1. Kordula von Bodeck, (born March 13, 1614, † July 5, 1643 in St. Mary's Church, Danzig); ∞ (June 19, 1635 in Danzig) Raban Giese (* April 9, 1597; † January 7, 1673 in Danzig), son of Heinrich Giese (1564–1599) and Barbara von Bahr (* January 1575; † 1606, both in Danzig), daughter of Simon von Bahr and Judith Bartsch.

J2. Ernst von Bodeck, on Hansdorf, (* July 9, 1620 in Hansdorf; † February 22, 1681 ibid); ∞ (February 6, 1652) Elisabeth Cornelia von Bodeck (* June 1631 in Frankfurt am Main; † October 3, 1674 in Danzig), daughter of Hans von Bodeck (1589–1650) and Susanna von Uffeln (around 1605–)

K1. Bonaventure Dominikus von Bodeck, on Hansdorf, Wiese and Falkenhorst, (born September 30, 1666 in Hansdorf, † February 26, 1727 in Marwitz); ∞ (May 7, 1710) Johanna Florentine von Bodeck (* around 1685), daughter of Abraham Benno von Bodeck (1653–1709) and Anna Elisabeth von Löwen, (around 1660–1733)

L1. Albertine Florentine von Bodeck, (* around 1710); ∞ () NN from Brederlow

I3. Adelgunde von Bodeck, (* 1591); ∞ I: (1615 in Elbing) Johann Nicolaus von der Linde (~ September 2, 1584 in Danzig; † April 27, 1623 in Danzig), son of Nikolaus von der Linde (around 1543–1605) and Anna Wagner (1561–1601 ); ∞ II: (February 17, 1628 in Danzig) Daniel Wichmann, merchant in Cracow, then in Danzig, (* around 1578 in Danzig; ▭ January 21, 1631 ibid), son of NN Wichmann (around 1545–) and NN

I4. Regina von Bodeck

I5. Dorothea von Bodeck

H2. Katharina von Bodeck, (* 1548; † August 20, 1611); ∞ I: () Achatius von Engelken (* around 1545); ∞ II: () George von Braun (* around 1545)

H3. Anna von Bodeck, (* 1550 in Elbing; † August 29, 1628 in Königsberg); ∞ (1562 in Elbing) Sigismund Scharff (* 1544 in Breslau; † July 8, 1589 in Königsberg)

H4. Regina von Bodeck, (* 1552 in Danzig, † March 1, 1611 in Elbing); ∞ (January 26, 1578 in Elbing) Andreas Mo (h) renberg von Bartowitz, treasurer in Elbing, (* around 1545; † after 1605)

H5. Elisabeth von Bodeck, (* 1554 in Danzig; † February 14, 1596 in Danzig); ∞ (1577/21 September 1578 in Elbing) George Wieder, merchant in Elbing, councilor (1596), mayor and district judge (1603), royal burgrave, sent to the Land-Reichstag (1613), (* 1552 in Elbing; † 28 September 1614 in Elbing-Nikolai), son of George Wieder (1501–1588) and Anna von Dambitz (around 1525)

E2. [I] 3 daughters from Bodeck

E3. [II] Conrad von Bodeck, (* 1403; ⚔ 1454 in the Battle of Konitz )

D2. Conradt von Bodeck

D3. Margaretha von Bodeck

C3. Bertram von Bodeck, Consul in Elbing, (* 1345; † 1404 in Danzig); ∞ () Brigitta von Schönfeld (* around 1350)

C4. Daughter of Bodeck

B2. Heinrich von Bodeck, (* 1300 in Culmsee; ⚔ in Livonia )

A2. Dietrich von Bodeck, Teutonic Knight (1272), (* around 1250; † 1310)

Descendants of Johann von Bodeck

Johann von Bodeck "the Younger", (* December 22, 1589 in Frankfurt, † November 19, 1650 in Utrecht), painting by an unknown master

Johann (Hans) von Bodeck,barely escaped death as a Protestantduring Bartholomew's Night in Paris in1572, fled to Frankfurt in 1585 when the Spaniards captured Antwerp and acquired the right to be seated , the first Frankfurt guilder millionaire (born September 6, 1555 in Antorff ( Antwerp) ; † August 2, 1631 in Frankfurt am Main; ▭ August 4, 1631); ∞ (June 24, 1584 in Antwerp) Maria Bormann (* April 23 (1562/1568) in Antwerp; † October 31, 1628 in Frankfurt am Main), daughter of Arnold Bormann, merchant and exchange dealer, (-) and Cornelia Piggen (-). They had the following offspring:

A1. Bonaventura von Bodeck, founded the company "Gebrüder Bonaventura, Johann & Arnold von Bodeck" with his brothers in 1614 (* July 12, 1588 in Frankfurt am Main; † January 11, 1627 in Strasbourg)

A2. Johann (Hans) von Bodeck "the younger", on Marwitz, Hirschfeld and Berghaupten, founded the company "Gebrüder Bonaventura, Johann & Arnold von Bodeck" with his brothers in 1614 (* December 22, 1589 in Frankfurt am Main; ~ 25. December 1589 there; † December 2, 1640 in Utrecht ); ∞ (June 29, 1617 in Hamburg ) Johanna Susanna von Uffeln (* around 1605; † November 19, 1650 in Utrecht), daughter of Dominicus von Uffeln, Hamburg banker and manor owner, (-) and Maria van Hoen (-)

B1. Dominicus von Bodeck, Herr auf Marwitz, banker in Frankfurt, left a fortune of 326,000 guilders, (* September 25, 1619 in Frankfurt am Main; ~ September 28, 1619 ibid; † December 7, 1663 ibid; ▭ December 10, 1663 ibid ); ∞ (June 15, 1652 in Frankfurt am Main) Anna Christina zum Junge (* December 23, 1628 in Frankfurt am Main; ~ December 25, 1628 ibid; † July 14, 1665 ibid; ▭ July 17, 1665), daughter of Johann Maximilian zum Junge (1596–1649) and Maria Salome Stalburger (1602–1646)

C1. Justina von Bodeck, (~ April 3, 1653 in Frankfurt am Main; † January 17, 1679 ibid; ▭ January 29, 1679 ibid); ∞ (October 1, 1672 in Frankfurt am Main) Hector Wilhelm von Günderrode , studied in Gießen and Leipzig, councilor (1693), bought the Kettenhof (1690), (* March 21, 1647 in Frankfurt am Main; ~ March 23, 1647 ibid; ▭ June 9, 1700 ibid), (∞ II: (August 5, 1680 in Frankfurt am Main) Maria Margarete von Syvertes (~ July 27, 1651 in Frankfurt am Main; ▭ August 29, 1709), daughter of Burkhard Berthold von Syvertes (1608–1658) and Maria Euphrosina Steffan von Cronstetten (1626–1664)), son of Philipp Wilhelm von Günderrode (1623–1689) and Anna Maria Scholier (1625–1676)

C2. Susanne Marie von Bodeck, co-heiress of Berghaupten , ((* March 9, 1655); ~ March 13, 1655 in Frankfurt am Main; († September 5, 1689); ▭ September 8, 1689 ibid); ∞ (February 7, 1676 in Frankfurt am Main) Johann Adolf von Lersner, studied in Erfurt, co-lord on Berghaupten, councilor (1702), (* November 15, 1653 in Frankfurt am Main; ~ November 17, 1653 ibid; † 28. December 1703 ibid; ▭ December 31, 1703), (∞ II: (November 22, 1693 in Frankfurt am Main) Anna Sibylla Sprenger, Roman Catholic, (* 1655; ▭ May 9, 1717 in Frankfurt am Main), daughter of Dr. jur. Johann Theodor Sprenger (–1681) and Marie Katharine Müller (-)), son of Philipp Christian von Lersner (1611–1684) and Maria Margaretha Baur von Eysseneck (1622–1692)

C3. Maria Elisabeth von Bodeck, (* May 14, 1568; † November 11, 1684); ∞ (September 1, 1679 in Frankfurt am Main) Johann Maximilian Ruland (* August 18, 1660 in Frankfurt am Main; ~ August 21, 1660 there; † January 23, 1743; ▭ January 25, 1743), (∞ II: ( February 10, 1686 in Frankfurt am Main) Maria Sibylla von Glauburg († September 12, 1739 in Frankfurt am Main), daughter of Hieronymus Augustus von Glauburg (1613–1662) and Maria Margretha von Holzhausen (1634–1667)), son of Nicolaus Ruland (1618–1686) and Anna Sibylla as a boy (1625–1669)

C4. Johann Bonaventura von Bodeck, Herr auf Marwitz, Hirschfeld and Praunheim, banker in Frankfurt, (born November 5, 1661 in Frankfurt am Main; ▭ December 2, 1737 ibid); ∞ (January 12, 1684 in Frankfurt am Main) Anna Sibylla von Lersner (* 1659; ~ August 11, 1659 in Frankfurt am Main; † June 12, 1684 ibid), daughter of Philipp Christian von Lersner (1611–1684) and Maria Margaretha Baur von Eysseneck (1622–1692)

D1. Phillipp Bonaventura von Bodeck, (* August 30, 1685)

D2. Margaretha Sybilla von Bodeck, (* July 27, 1688 - † September 4, 1690)

D3. Sophia Elisabeth von Bodeck, (born September 14, 1690 in Praunheim ; † July 27, 1700)

D4. Christian Bonaventura von Bodeck (born November 23, 1692 in Frankfurt am Main)

D5. Karl Maximilian von Bodeck, lost his fortune and got into high debts. In 1740 a litter-bearer sued him for unpaid wages, after which the family in Frankfurt can no longer be traced (* April 6, 1696 in Praunheim; † after 1740); ∞ () Margarete Elisabeth von Lersner (born August 10, 1692 in Nordenstadt ; † March 16, 1758 in Frankfurt am Main), daughter of Johann Ludwig von Lersner (–1716) and Sophia Magdalena zum Junge (–1739)

B2. Johann von Bodeck, (* 1621; † August 3, 1623)

B3. Johann Arnd von Bodeck, (* 1622 in Frankfurt am Main, † January 19, 1651 in Elbing)

B4. Bonaventure III. von Bodeck auf Gülzow, Duke of Mecklenburg Chamberlain and Privy Councilor (born April 3, 1624 in Frankfurt am Main, † October 14, 1691 in Gülzow ); ∞ (April 17, 1645 in Hamburg) Franzina van Uffeln (* May 13, 1626 in Hamburg; † April 2, 1655 ibid), daughter of Johann van Uffeln (-) and Francina Berenberg (-)

C1. Susanna Francina von Bodeck, (* 1655; † 1691); ∞ () Joachim Werner von Bülow , (* August 17, 1653; † June 20, 1724 in Gudow; ▭ October 19, 1724 ibid), (∞ II: (1693) Eva Sophie von der Lühe , († 1717)), Son of Jacob von Bülow (1626–1681) and Dorothea Margarethe von Wittorf (1635–1668)

B5. Agatha von Bodeck, (* December 23, 1626 in Frankfurt am Main; † December 29, 1626)

B6. Anna Regina von Bodeck, (born February 27, 1628 in Frankfurt am Main); ∞ (February 29, 1648) Gerard Blois von Amstel auf Oudegeyn and Geyn, master hunter of the Utrecht monastery , colonel on horseback

B7. Cornelia Elisabeth von Bodeck, (born June 10, 1631 in Frankfurt am Main, † October 3, 1674 in Danzig); ∞ (February 6, 1652) Ernst von Bodeck, on Hansdorf, (born July 9, 1620 in Hansdorf; † February 22, 1681 in Hansdorf), son of Hans von Bodeck (1582–1658) and Cordula von Schwarzwald (1588–1635 )

B8. Peter von Bodeck, (* 1632 in Frankfurt am Main, † October 24, 1659 in Utrecht); ∞ (1657) Justina von Brederode († October 24, 1659 in Utrecht), daughter of H. von Brederode (-) and Gertraud Rheede von Amerongen (-)

C1. Susanna Gertraud von Bodeck, (born April 14, 1659, † January 19, 1741 in Nieuwer Ter Aa ); ∞ I: (1679) Hironimus van Uffeln, Lord of Rogeers; ∞ II: (February 21, 1694 in Utrecht) Jacobus van Renesse van der Aa († February 25, 1738; ▭ in Nieuwer Ter Aa)

C2. Peter Nikolaus von Bodeck, (* May 23, 1660 in Utrecht; † October 30, 1660)

B9. Susanna Agatha von Bodeck, (born March 3, 1635 in Frankfurt am Main, † April 22, 1687); ∞ (1655 in Hamburg) Dominicus van Uffeln

A3. Arnold von Bodeck, founded the company "Gebrüder Bonaventura, Johann & Arnold von Bodeck" with his brothers in 1614 (* March 25, 1592 in Frankfurt am Main; † December 17, 1639 in Utrecht)

A4. Cornelia von Bodeck, (born August 13, 1593 in Frankfurt am Main, † January 18, 1631 in Utrecht); ∞ (October 19, 1612) Hans Karl Rehlingen called Rehlinger, son of Wolff von Rehlingen (-) and Euphrosina Heintzel (-)

A5. Maria von Bodeck, (born December 22, 1595 in Frankfurt am Main, † March 12, 1619 in Wiesbaden); ∞ (April 28, 1617) Dominicus van Uffeln, Hamburg banker and manor owner, († March 12, 1619 in Wiesbaden), son of Dominicus van Uffeln (-) and Maria von Hoon (-)

A6. Carl Michael von Bodeck, (October 18, 1597 - August 21, 1601)

A7. Ferdinand von Bodeck, (born October 6, 1599 - † August 18, 1602)

A8. Agatha von Bodeck, (* December 21, 1601 in Frankfurt am Main, † March 12, 1641 in Hanau); ∞ (June 11 (1622/1627)) Christoph von Rotleben zu Alzenau, Count of the Hanau Jägermeister and bailiff of Altzenau, († March 12, 1641 in Hanau), son of Nikolaus von Rotleben (-) and Margaretha von Werleben (-)

A9. Susanna von Bodeck, (born November 30, 1603 in Frankfurt am Main; † May 6, 1643 ibid)

A10. Katharina von Bodeck, (born October 10, 1608 in Frankfurt am Main; † September 17, 1639); ∞ (June 29, 1629) Hans Walter Geck from and to Kochendorf

Descendants of Bonaventura II. Bodeck

Bonaventure II. Bodeck, merchant of Frankfurt, Augsburg and Zurich, imperial council, confirmation of nobility (January 19, 1615), (* September 12, 1556 in Antwerp; † (January 4/29), 1629 at Elgg Castle in Elgg ); ∞ I: (August 27, 1584 in Augsburg) Katharina Rehlinger von Windach (* March 24, 1562; † March 22, 1603 at Elgg Castle), daughter of Carl Wolfgang Rehlinger von Windach (-) and NN (-); ∞ II: (January 6, 1612) Ursula von Berenfels (* April 23, 1560), (∞ I: () NN von Schauenburg), daughter of Hannibal von Berenfels (1535–1601) and Judith von Eptingen (-). They had the following offspring:

A1. [I] Anna Constantia Bodeck von Ellgau, (born April 12, 1586 in Frankfurt am Main); ∞ (October 16, 1607 at Elgg Castle) Reinhard Casimir Wambolt von Umstadt

A2. [I] Bonaventura (III.) Bodeck von Ellgau, (born March 10, 1588 in Augsburg , † April 26, 1658 in Küngersheim); ∞ () Salomé von Thurberg

B1. Johann Conrad Bodeck von Ellgau, (born December 13, 1620 in Pratteln , † 1670 in Dautenstein ); ∞ () Helena von Scharpfenstein

C1. Johann Evangelist Bodeck von Ellgau, episcopal Strasbourg chief magistrate in Oberkirch, (* 1646; † November 16/18, 1706); ∞ () Anna Maria von Scharpfenstein called arrow

D1. Helene Barbara Bodeck von Ellgau († July 12, 1739 in Durbach); ∞ (June 24, 1693 in Oppenau, marriage speech) Johann Carl Grünlinger, Imperial captain and bailiff of the Staufenberg rule, (∞ I: () Eva Heisler (), daughter of Johann Bernhard Heisler (-) and Anna Elisabeth Springauf (-)) , († 1712 at Staufenberg Castle)

D2. Philipp Anton Ernst Bodeck von Ellgau, (born January 8, 1687 in Oberkirch , † February 18, 1735); ∞ (February 5, 1716) Freiin Maria Anna Augusta von Blittersdorf and Neusalz

E1. Leopold Fidelis Bodeck von Ellgau

E2. Franz Johann Heinrich Nikolaus Bodeck von Ellgau, royal-French. Lieutenant Colonel, (born July 29, 1729 - † March 25, 1796); ∞ () Freiin Maria Euphemie Gabriele Josephine Ursula Böcklin von Böcklinsau

F1. Constantine Franziska Maria Bodeck von Ellgau, (born May 17, 1771 in Strasbourg )

F2. Maria Caroline Euphemie Leopoldine Bodeck von Ellgau

F3. Ludwig August Bodeck von Ellgau

F4. Friedrich Carl Maria Bodeck von Ellgau, sworn up as cathedral capitular in Fulda (1797), ordained priest (7 July 1800), city president of Fulda, cathedral provost in Würzburg (30 September 1830), vicar general and director of the episcopal ordinariate (15 October 1836) , (* July 5, 1776 in Strasbourg; † May 28, 1838 in (Würzburg), from abdominal disease)

F5. Baron Franz Ludwig Bodeck von Ellgau (registered in the baron class of the aristocratic registers of the Kingdom of Bavaria), acquired Heidenfeld Monastery in 1807 (born October 27, 1773); ∞ () Baron Leopoldine von Würtzburg

G1. Freiin Theresia Leopoldina Bodeck von Ellgau, (born January 12, 1804 in Bamberg ); ∞ (September 12, 1823) Christoph Franz Amand von Buseck zu Forstlahm (* September 10, 1796), son of Leopold Friedrich von Buseck (1739–1813) and Freiin Marie Caroline Leopoldine Bodeck von Ellgau (-)

G2. Baron Georg Karl Joseph Bodeck von Ellgau, royal Bavarian. Chamberlain and Landwehr major, (born March 18, 1805 in Würzburg); ∞ (May 11, 1841) Freiin Euphemia Antonia Maria Eugenia Franziska Huberta von Zandt

H1. Baron Franz Ludwig Maximilian Bodeck von Ellgau, officer and chamberlain, (born March 1, 1842 in Würzburg , † October 12, 1907 in Staudenhäusl near Lengsham ); ∞ (1870) Freiin Maria Anna Caroline Franziska Henrietta Theodora von Hallberg zu Broich writer, (* 23 July 1850 in Cologne ; † 20 August 1910 in Sigmaringen ), daughter of Baron Theodor Johann Nepomuk Maria Joseph Franz Xaver Hubert von Hallberg (1824 –1878) and Friederike Hubertina Maria Josepha von Gruben (1832–1900)

→ Branch Bodeck von Ellgau in the male line extinguished

I1. Freiin Antonia Theresia (Anna) Bodeck von Ellgau, (born March 26, 1882 in Hörbranz , † March 20, 1961 in Munich); ∞ (May 16, 1903 in Lochau near Bregenz); ⚮ (December 20, 1914 in Munich) Freiherr Eduard Oskar Wilhelm von Brück (born April 28, 1870 in Eichstätt; † April 4, 1928 in Frankfurt am Main); (∞ II: (June 21, 1923 in Frankfurt am Main) Martha Rosenbaum (born September 24, 1885 in Frankfurt am Main), daughter of Sally R. (-) and Allma Levi (-)), son of Freiherr Karl Heinrich Joseph von Brück (1837–1895) and Freiin Charlotte Grote (1845–1893)

I2. Baron Maximilian Otto Gustav Hubert Bonaventura Maria Bodeck von Ellgau, kk infantry cadet student, (born September 3, 1883 in Hörbranz; † July 28, 1902 in Staudenhaus near Bregenz, from testicular cancer ; ▭ July 30, 1902 in Lochau near Bregenz )

H2. Freiin Maria Emilie Bodeck von Ellgau, (born July 30, 1843 in Würzburg, † April 22, 1910 in Stotzheim ); ∞ (September 14, 1864) Count Karl Raimund von Andlaw-Homburg (born January 16, 1819 in Freiburg im Breisgau ; † January 8, 1874 in Heidenfeld near Schweinfurt), son of Count Hubert Joseph von Andlaw- Homburg (1774–1856) and Freiin Charlotte von Falkenstein (1780–1848)

H3. Freiin Therese Caroline Bodeck von Ellgau, canon of Freiburg im Breisgau , (born June 24, 1844, † June 28, 1913 in Würzburg)

H4. Baron Maximilian Friedrich Karl Bodeck von Ellgau, (* February 27, 1846 - † August 20, 1852)

H5. Baron Karl Maximilian Maria Bonaventura Bodeck von Ellgau, (* November 24, 1849, † March 29, 1878 in Hasenfeld)

H6. Freiherr Friedrich Maximilian Maria Bodeck von Ellgau, (born May 9, 1854, † September 2, 1906 in Munich )

H7. Freiin Maria Caroline Huberta Benigna Bodeck von Ellgau, joined the St. Anna Stift zu Würzburg in 1897 , (* February 13, 1856, † June 28, 1913 in Würzburg )

H8. Baron August Max Emil Maria Bodeck von Ellgau, (* September 27, 1857; †)

G3. Freiin Euphemia Bodeck von Ellgau (* May 20, 1808; †)

A3. [I] Wolfgang Carl Bodeck von Ellgau, († 1629 in Elgau, on the plague )

A4. [I] Friedrich Bodeck von Ellgau, captain, († 1665); ∞ (May 22, 1622) Carolet de Logier (▭ October 13, 1628 in Utrecht)

B1. Bonaventura Bodeck von Ellgau, (▭ January 16, 1628 in Utrecht)

B2. (Adolf) Bodeck von Ellgau, (* 1623 in ( Utrecht ); ⚔ 1673); ∞ (April 8, 1645 in Utrecht) Nellechien Jans van Gelder

C1. Matthias Bodeck von Ellgau, (* 1648)

D1. Ferdinand Bodeck von Ellgau, (born January 15, 1681 - † October 17, 1742)

A5. [I] Johann Melchior Bodeck von Ellgau, Lord of Wintersheim, (born April 23, 1590 in Augsburg, † 1659); ∞ (March 24, 1619 in Tiel ) Hadewich van Brakel († February 12, 1659 in Tiel), daughter of Dirk van Brakel (-) and Petronella Vijgh (-)

B1. Petronella Bodeck von Ellgau, heir daughter of Teisterbant and Avezaath , (▭ December 1, 1709 in Avezaath); ∞ (February 15, 1660 in (Avezaath)) Dieterik van Eck (▭ January 31, 1695 in Avezaath)

B2. Anna Maria Bodeck von Ellgau, first documented mention 1660

B3. Bonaventura Bodeck von Ellgau, (* 1635 in Ingen; † January 10, 1679 ibid); ∞ (January 28, 1660 in Tiel) Maria de Bedarrides, († December 9, 1705 in Rijswijk), daughter of Daniel de Bedarrides, Lord von Geldersweert, Lieutenant Colonel (1605–1671) and Elisabeth van Gelder (1610–1678)

B4. Johann Carl Bodeck von Ellgau, Lord of Wintersheim, bailiff of Odenheim (1652–1668); ∞ (January 28, 1660 in Tiel) Elisabeth de Durfort d'Autièges, daughter of Pierre de Durfort, Seigneur d'Autièges (–1645) and Johanna van Brakel (–1636)

C1. Godefridus Bodeck von Ellgau, student at the University of Leiden (September 21, 1685), (* around 1665)

A6. [I] Johann Arnold Bodeck von Ellgau, (▭ December 18, 1639 in Utrecht)

currently not sortable

1 Heinrich Albrecht Christoph Hans von Bodeck, on meadow, Hirschfeld, Hansdorf, Groß- and Klein Marwitz, (born March 1, 1750 in Hansdorf near Elbing ; †† August 27, 1829 in Neu-Münsterberg near Mühlhausen ; ▭ in Hirschfeld); ∞ I: () Jeannette von Pogwisch (aunt of Ottilie Wilhelmine Ernestine Henriette von Goethe , née Pogwisch), († 1803); ∞ II: (October 25, 1803) Henriette Eleonore Gottliebe von Wildemann from Courland (born January 31, 1765; † 1830; ▭ in Wiese near Prussia. Holland ), daughter of Christoph Leopold von Wildemann (1741–1803) and Maria Sybilla Elisabeth by Hahnbohm (1739–1765)

→ Prussian branch extinguished in the male line

1.1 daughter of Bodeck

1.2 Jeannette Friederike Wilhelmine von Bodeck; ∞ () Freiherr Heinrich Dietrich von Keyserlingk , son of Johann Hermann von Keyserling (1722–1794) and Catharina Elisabeth von Manteuffel (1727–1811)

1.3 Ulrike von Bodeck, heiress of Wiese, Hirschfeld, Hansdorf, Groß- and Klein Marwitz; ∞ () Major General Karl Casimir Gottvertrau von Hülsen, Colonel and Commander of the 1st Inf.Reg., Was raised to the rank of count on the occasion of King Friedrich Wilhelm IV's accession to the throne (1840), (* 1778, † 1858)

2 Anna Constantia von Bodeck; ∞ () Reinhard Casimir von Groschlag zu Dieburg, († 1634)

3 Johann Arnold Werner von Bodeck, ∞ (1724) Sophie Charlotte von Oertzen (* October 6, 1704; †), daughter of Helmuth Friedrich von Oertzen (1673–1754) and Susanna Francisca von Bülow (–1729)

4 Karl von Bodeck († around 1802); ∞ () Marie Schenk zu Schweinsberg, († May 20, 1861), (∞ II: (October 21, 1802) NN Kornemann († May 23, 1863)), daughter of Carl Philipp Wilhelm Schenk zu Schweinsberg (1765–1828) and Charlotte von Drach (-)

5 Freiin Maria Anna Bodeck von Ellgau (* 1716 in Oberkirch ; † 1791 in Vienna) ∞ Johann Karl Moritz von Sebottendorff, kk colonel, (* 1698; † 1760 in Graz)

6 Baron Georg Philipp von Bodeck and Ellgau, ∞ (February 1, 1769 in Vettrin ) Charlotte Amalie von Zickelsheim, ad. from Glasenapp

7 Baron Marie Caroline Leopoldine Bodeck von Ellgau; ∞ () Leopold Friedrich von Buseck (* August 12, 1739; † July 2, 1813); her sons: Karl Theodor von Buseck and Christoph Franz Amand ∞ (September 12, 1823) Freiin Theresia Leopoldina Bodeck von Ellgau (born January 12, 1804 in Bamberg) [G1]

coat of arms

The coat of arms of the von Bodeck family

The family already had a coat of arms before 1584: a blue shield with a yellow or gold cross over the entire shield. A steel helmet on the shield , on the left with yellow and red and on the right with blue and yellow helmet covers. A pad designed with the same colors is decorated on it. From this, two eagle wings side by side with inverted axes, each horizontally divided in the middle. Upper left and lower right yellow or gold colored and blue colored upper right and lower left.

In 1584 Bonaventura Bodeckher the Elder brought about the improvement of the coat of arms in Prague: a quartered shield, in it a blue field with a golden cross at the top right and bottom left and a gold field at the top left and bottom right with a red lion fighting to the right Tail curved above the head and held in the throat. Instead of the stab helmet an open tournament helmet , on it again the lions fighting to the right between the upper eagle wings.

literature

• Ernst Heinrich Kneschke : New general German nobility lexicon , Friedrich Voigt, Leipzig, in nine volumes from 1859 to 1870
• Genealogisches Handbuch des Adels , Adelslexikon Volume I, Volume 53 of the complete series. CA Starke Verlag, Limburg (Lahn) 1972, pp. 456-457, ISSN  0435-2408
• Dorothea Weichbrodt: patrician, citizen, inhabitant of the Free and Hanseatic City of Danzig . Danziger Verlagsgesellschaft Paul Rosenberg, 5 volumes 1986–1993
• Alexander Dietz : Frankfurt trade history. Reprint 1970, Volume 3.
• Bodeck from Ellgau. In: Gothaisches genealogisches Taschenbuch der Freiherrlichen Häuser , Volume 21, P. 51; Retrieved May 19, 2013
• Family tree and other documents in the possession of the author

Web links

• The name of the von Bodeck family (PDF) von-Bodeck.de; Retrieved May 18, 2013

Individual references / comments

1. ^ Genealogisches Handbuch des Adels , Adelslexikon Volume I, Volume 53 of the complete series, Limburg (Lahn) 1972, p. 456
2. ^ Peter von Kobbe: History and description of the country of the Duchy of Lauenburg . Altona 1837, Volume 3, p. 345, Textarchiv - Internet Archive
3. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay az ba bb bc bd be bf bg bh bi bj bk bl} Website “Das Lemmel-Archiv” , accessed on May 1, 2012.
4. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah} website Chris Bödeker en Loes Bödeker-Lijmberg (genealogy) ( memento from 19 October 2004 in the Internet Archive ), accessed April 23, 2012, NL
5. ^ Genealogia Familiae à Bodeck digital.slub-dresden.de
6. ↑ A. Dietz: Frankfurter Handelsgeschichte . Volume 3, 1921, pp. 220-265.
7. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak} Das Frankfurter Patriziat frankfurter-patriziat.de , accessed on 23 April 2012.
8. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag} FRANKFURTER PATRIZIER, Historisch-Genealogisches Handbuch by ANDREAS HANSERT and HERBERT STOYAN, 2011
9. ↑ The statement that his wife was called Agathe vd Recke (daughter of Lorenz) comes from v. Groddeck: “Danzig ancestors of Field Marshal v. Hindenburg ”. In the family history vd Recke Agathe and her father Lorenz vd Recke are unknown. According to other Danzig sources, Bonaventura's wife was: Agathe, daughter of Simon Lorenz van Neck from Holland. In 1985 Friedl Haertel determined that the latter was correct. The line of ancestors vd Recke given in older ancestral lists must be deleted. [Friedl Haertel: Agathe van Neck or von der Recke, wife of Bonaventura Bodecker? in: Ostdeutsche Familienkunde 1985, issue 1, pp. 323–327]
10. ↑ Hans Körner, Frankfurter Patrizier, 1971, p. 35.
11. ↑ uni-freiburg.de Die Ortenau: Journal of the Historisches Verein für Mittelbaden , Issue 36, 1956, page: 212, accessed May 16, 2013
12. ↑ uni-wuerzburg.de Würzburger Totenzettel , accessed on June 2, 2012.
13. ↑ books.google.de Des Fürstlichen Hochstift Fulda state and stand calendar for the year 1800 , accessed on June 15, 2013.
14. ↑ Baron Rupert von Bodeck, Canon of Fulda is identical with Friedrich Carl Maria, Provost of Würzburg. There are also false names about him on the Internet: on the obituary notice of the diocese of Würzburg, the first name of the deceased provost of the cathedral is given as "Franz Carl Maria". In fact, his name was Friedrich Carl Maria
15. ^ New general German nobility lexicon: Aa-Boyve, p. 506: Bodeck Freiherrnklasse of the aristocratic registers of the Kgr. Bavaria , accessed on May 19, 2013.
16. ^ Books.google Franz Ludwig von Bodeck zu Ellgau , accessed on May 18, 2013.
17. ^ Books.google Freiherr Franz Ludwig Maximilian Bodeck von Ellgau , accessed on May 18, 2013.
18. ↑ zeno.org Freifrau Marie von Bodek-Ellgau , accessed on May 18, 2013.
19. ↑ books.google Freifrau Marie von Bodek-Ellgau , accessed on May 18, 2013.
20. ↑ books.google Freifrau Marie von Bodeck-Ellgau , accessed on May 18, 2013.
21. ↑ Homepage of the von Brück family von Brück family ( memento of the original dated July 6, 2012 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. , accessed June 1, 2012. 
22. ↑ uni-wuerzburg.de Würzburger Totenzettel , accessed on June 2, 2012.
23. ↑ although in the family the first name Bonaventura was basically used as a man's name, it was a daughter
24. ↑ Bodeck, the gentlemen of . In: New Prussian Nobility Lexicon . 1836, p. 264, Heinrich Albrecht Christoph Hans von Bodeck
25. ↑ home.foni.net
26. ↑ dirkpeters.net ( Memento from March 24, 2013 in the Internet Archive )
27. ↑ wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com , books.google.de
28. ↑ books.google.de
29. ↑ Thomas von Bodeck 2013: Family coat of arms (PDF)