Carlsburg (noble family)

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Coat of arms of those of Carlsburg

The sex of Carl castle dates back, according to tradition in Sweden .

history

Dietrich Wagner is said to have been a royal Swedish lieutenant colonel since 1593. The bailiff of the same name from Walkenried had owned a fiefdom in Sundhausen since 1655.

On April 16, 1712 the brothers Johann Friedrich and Bodo Wilhelm Wagner were legitimized by Prince Christian Wilhelm I of Schwarzburg-Sondershausen with the addition of Carlsburg to their noble status . All branches of the family that are still in bloom today go back to Johann Christian Wagner von Carlsburg, who married Johanne Sophia von Heldern in 1709, whose father was the last of his tribe to die.

The family's ancestral home is the Carlsburg of the same name in Sundhausen until 1904 , which was expanded under Alfred von Carlsburg, married to Marie P. Renata Baroness von Ungern-Sternberg . From the end of the 18th century to the middle of the 19th century, the family moved into their properties near Guben (Schöneiche, Groß Bösitz, etc.). The family crypt from the 18th century was also located in Guben, but it is no longer there.

The von Carlsburg family is one of the direct descendants of Lucas Cranach the Elder. Ä. (1472–1553), painter a. Renaissance graphic artist, and Benedikt Carpzov the Elder (1565–1624), professor of law.

coat of arms

The coat of arms is quartered : Fields 1 and 4 show a black eagle in gold, fields 2 and 3 a silver castle tower in red. The coat of arms features two crowned helmets, the crests are a black eagle and a castle tower. The helmet covers are black and gold.

  • Coat of arms of those of Carlsburg

  • Seal impression, 19th century

The von Carlsburg family in literature

On August 7, 1823 Wilhelm Freiherr von Humboldt , a relative of the von Carlsburg family, wrote the following lines to his wife Caroline von Humboldt : “I haven't written anything funny to you for so long, dear child, and today I have something so eminent of this kind Mathilden learn that I absolutely have to start with it. Imagine that Carlsburg and his wife have divided themselves into the subterranean realm of their house in such a way that he oversees the wine and she the beer cellar. No other unholy foot enters these regions. No bottle is taken out, no barrel pulled off, except by themselves or in their presence. But they don't even take someone with them to get them out. According to the location of the house, there are days in the year where water comes into the beer cellar. Then Carlsburg puts on water boots and the woman rides him into the beer cellar and does her business. Once Carlsburg has been enrhumed, a maid is needed for this ride. That's really the most original thing you can think of. ”( Sydow, Anna: Wilhelm and Caroline von Humboldt in their letters : Vol. 7, Berlin: 1916; pp. 143f.)

Tribe list

Master list of the Carlsburgs as gentlemen on Sundhausen:

  1. Dietrich Wagner (1609–1668), bailiff von Walkenried and since 1655 owner of a fiefdom in Sundhausen x Sophie Auguste von Elding (d. 1670)
  2. Botho Dietrich Wagner, Gren. Captain (1659–1708) x Maria Sophia v. Lentzen ad home Alt-Dammerow (died 1683)
  3. Johann Friedrich Wagner v. Carlsburg, nobility with v. Carlsburg April 16, 1712, (1683–1744) x Friederike Johanna Sophia v. Heroes (born 1684)
  4. Bodo Wilhelm Wagner v. Carlsburg, colonel, nobility with v. Carlsburg April 16, 1712, (1686–1761) x v. Zenge (d. 1761)
  5. Ernst Friedrich von Carlsburg , Kurf. Saxon. Lieutenant General (1711–1786) x Luise Sophie Charlotte v. Wilke adH Wolkramshausen (1717–1798)
  6. Wallrad Friedrich Gustav von Carlsburg , Kgl. Saxon. Kreishauptmann u. Captain d. Army (1751-1820) x Eva Wilhelmina Charlotte v. Schönermark (1744–1780), hereditary wife on Schöneiche, Gr. Bösitz and Plesse
  7. Friedrich Heinrich Sigismund Gustav von Carlsburg (1779–1849), chairman of the Lower Lusatia Communal Landtag from 1821 to 1830 a. Deputy from 1831 to 1833, Kgl. Government and District District Administrator x Friederike Ernestine Therese v. Heineken (1787-1837)
  8. Karl Gustav Walrad v. Carlsburg (1812-1849), Kgl. Prussia. Premier lieutenant, manor owner x Freiin Johanna Auguste Ida Diotwina v. Thermo ad H. Starzeddel (1817–1901)
  9. Gustav Oswald Walrad Alfred v. Carlsburg, mayor and manor owner, director of insurance (1848–1911) x baron Marie Pauline Renata v. Ungern-Sternberg, Freiin zu Pürkel adH Echmes (1852–1932)
  10. Waldemar Hellmuth v. Carlsburg, Head of Office (1885–1956) x Johanna Berta Emma Emilie Schilling (1892–1932)

literature

  • Dagmar von Gersdorff: Caroline von Humboldt. A biography. Berlin 2012: Insel Verlag, in particular p. 16.
  • Friedwerd Messow: Stadtjunker in Lausitz . Cottbus: Regia Verlag, undated
  • Justus Perthes: Genealogical pocket book of the aristocratic houses . Gotha 1909. (trunk series)
  • Justus Perthes: Genealogy. Paperback of noble houses . Part B, 29th year Gotha 1937.
  • Gero von Wilcke: The descendants of Lucas Cranach the Elder. Ä. In: GENEALOGIE (10/1972, 4/1973, 2/1974, 4/1976).

See also

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ see: Perthes, Justus: Genealogisches Taschenbuch der Briefadeligen Häuser, Gotha: 1909, p. 863f.
  2. ↑ see: Kneschke, Ernst Heinrich: Neues Allgemeine Deutsches Adelslexikon, Vol. 2, 1860, pp. 226f.
  3. ↑ see: Paege, Arno u. a .: Guben city and country before 1945, Hanover: 1990.
  4. ↑ see: List of ancestors of the German Central Office for Genealogy / Leipzig: AL No. 9705 (Scheurich / Gerhard), submitted in 1970 by Gerd Alpermann, supplement 1972 under 9705N.
  5. ^ Mathilde is the daughter-in-law of Wilhelm von Humboldt, married to Theodor von Humboldt. She is a born von Heinecken and thus the sister of Friederike Ernestine Therese von Carlsburg; see: Justus Perthes: Genealogical pocket book of the letter nobility houses . Gotha 1909.
  6. ↑ see: Perthes, Justus: Genealogisches Taschenbuch der Briefadeligen Häuser, Gotha: 1909, p. 863f.
  7. ↑ She is the sister of the Lübeck child prodigy, Christian Henrich Heineken , and Carl Heinrich von Heineken , cf. Justus Perthes: Genealogical pocket book of the aristocratic houses . Gotha 1925, as well as from Mathilde Frfr. v. Humboldt-Dacheröden x Theodor Frhr. v. Humboldt-Dacheröden, the son of Wilhelm Frhr. v. Humboldt. The brother of Caroline Frfr. v. Humboldt, b. Freiin v. Dacheröden, Freiherr Ernst Ludwig Wilhelm von Dacheröden was married to Luise v. Carlsburg
  8. ↑ Cf. Dagmar von Gersdorff (2012): Caroline von Humboldt. A biography. Berlin: Insel Verlag, p. 16.

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