Carnap (noble family)

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Coat of arms of those of Carnap

Carnap is the name of a merchant and councilor family in Barmen and Elberfeld .

history

The regular series begins with Johann Staelgen († after March 1614), the owner of the first 1466 documentary mentioned courtyards Leimbach and Carnap in Barmen and bleach grater seater in Barmen. He married Catharina von Carnap around 1570 . Both descendants carried the family name " von Carnap " after the Carnap family estate . Already in the Beyenburger official account of 1466 there is talk of the taxable Heyne zu Carnap and Goddert zu Carnap . The name Carnap comes from the Middle Low German word for bay window or extension.

The family is divided into four lines:

  • Carnap (Bornheim House): Prussian nobility and baron class on September 13, 1825 in Berlin for Gerhard von Carnap , lord of the manor on Bornheim am Rhein . On October 11, 1845 (exhibited in Sanssouci ) there was an increase in his coat of arms .
  • Carnap (Elberfeld): Prussian nobility recognition on February 9, 1830 for the descendants of the merchant and councilor Johann von Carnap, who died in 1793 . These were the merchant and landowner Karl Friedrich von Carnap and the two brothers Wilhelm von Carnap , factory owners, and Johann Bernhard von Carnap (1799–1836), merchant in Elberfeld and father of Peter von Carnap .
  • Carnap (Haus Marschwitz): Prussian nobility on February 9, 1898 in Berlin with diploma from April 28, 1898 in Berlin for the royal Prussian captain Eugen von Carnap .
  • Carnap-Quernheimb: Prussian name and coat of arms association with those of Quernheimb on April 10, 1865 in Berlin for the royal Prussian captain Georg von Carnap .

coat of arms

Coat of arms of the Carnap and Plessen over the portal of the Reez manor

The family coat of arms from 1830 and 1898 shows a gold star above and a silver horse pram below in a shield divided by silver and blue . On the helmet with blue-silver covers five (b.-s.-b.-s.-b) ostrich feathers (also alternating black and silver).

Name bearer

literature

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Walter Dietz: " Barmen before 500 years ", contributions to the history and local history of the Wuppertal, Volume 12, Born-Verlag, Wuppertal, 1966

Web links

Commons : Carnap  - collection of images, videos and audio files