Carl Christian von Schlotheim

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Carl Christian von Schlotheim (born August 6, 1739 in Uthleben ; † June 10, 1804 there ) was a German princely-Schwarzburg official governor and manor owner.

Life

He came from the Thuringian noble family von Schlotheim and last owned three manors, one in Uthleben and two in Auleben . After his private school education financed by his parents, Carl Christian von Schlotheim entered the service of his sovereign, the Prince of Schwarzburg-Sondershausen . In addition, he was also subordinate to the Counts of Stolberg, as the Heringen office , in which his goods were located, was administered jointly by the Princes of Schwarzburg and the Counts of Stolberg until 1815. In 1766 Carl Christian von Schlotheim was appointed governor.

With the death of Lieutenant Friedrich August von Schlotheim, his Schlotheim'sches and half of the Rosenau'schen Gut zu Auleben fell to him. However, he had to pay off the co-heirs and therefore take out a loan of 10,000 thalers, which was very high for the time, for which he asked his sovereign, the Prince of Schwarzburg-Sondershausen in Frankenhausen, for a consensus. He used his two manors in Auleben as a pledge.

family

Carl Christian von Schlotheim was married to Friederike Henriette Sabine, née von Rüxleben (born July 24, 1748 in Bielen; † October 28, 1818 in Uthleben).

The two sons Günther and Christian belong to his surviving children and heirs. Both inherited their father's property together in 1804.

1. Günther von Schlotheim, electoral Saxon lieutenant in the Ryssel infantry regiment in Leipzig (* February 28, 1777; † August 1, 1829); Manor owners on Uthleben and Auleben. Günther von Schlotheim was promoted to royal Saxon captain and last lived in Sondershausen. His only son was born there in 1818 as one of the grandchildren of grandfather Carl Christian von Schlotheim, who later became the Prussian general Ludwig von Schlotheim .

2. Christian von Schlotheim, ducal-Saxon lieutenant in Weimar, manor owner on Uthleben and Auleben (born August 19, 1783 - March 1, 1876) married Ferdinande Schneidewind, daughter of the lawyer who studied in Jena and Leipzig and the Princely Schwarzburg Council and rentier in Heringen, Wilhelm August Schneidewind from Heringen, from the Goldenen Aue u. a. The Schneidewind family was wealthy in Heringen and Auleben . The marriage resulted in three sons: Hugo, Ottomar and Thilo von Schlotheim. The sons Hugo and Ottomar died childless. Her youngest son, Thilo von Schlotheim, later became a royal Prussian colonel and also married a woman from the Schneidewind family, named Marie, whose marriage resulted in two children, Olga and Hugo von Schlotheim.

The two grandsons of Carl Christian von Schlotheim, Ludwig and Thilo von Schlotheim, also inherited the Schlotheim manors at Uthleben and Auleben together with Thilo's brothers, Hugo and Ottomar.

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Individual evidence

  1. ^ Death certificate issued by Pastor Johann Ernst Christian Koch in Utleben on August 14, 1804.
  2. ↑ Landesarchiv Thüringen - Staatsarchiv Rudolstadt, holdings: Secret Council Committee Rudolstadt, appointment of Carl Christian von Schlotheim in Uthleben as governor, archive material signature: 2295, inventory signature: 5-12-1070, dating: 1766
  3. ↑ The consensus given by Schlotheim regarding the manors at Auleben. , Files in the State Archive of Saxony-Anhalt in Wernigerode
  4. ↑ Gothaisches Genealogisches Taschenbuch der Freiherrliche Häuser, Part A., 88th year 1938, Justus Berthes Verlag, Gotha.
  5. ↑ http://www.teleschach.de/archiv/familie_lbs/pafg02.htm#56
  6. ↑ http://www.teleschach.de/archiv/familie_lbs/pafg03.htm#149
  7. ↑ http://www.teleschach.de/archiv/familie_lbs/pafg03.htm#149
  8. ↑ Gothaisches Genealogisches Taschenbuch der Freiherrliche Häuser, Part A., 88th year 1938, Justus Berthes Verlag, Gotha.
  9. ^ Family tree of the Schneidewind family , created by Gerhard Hund on TeleSchach
personal data
SURNAME Schlotheim, Carl Christian von
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German princely-Schwarzburg official governor and manor owner
DATE OF BIRTH August 6, 1739
PLACE OF BIRTH Uthleben
DATE OF DEATH June 10, 1804
Place of death Uthleben