Christian Ludwig von Eberstein
Christian Ludwig von Eberstein (born October 15, 1650 in Gehofen ; † October 24, 1717 in Neuhaus ) was a royal Polish and electoral Saxon, also Anhalt-Bernburg superintendent in Harzgerode , chief miner, chief sergeant and chief forester at Gehofen, Neuhaus and Passbruch, Heir and court lord, as well as owner of the count's offices Leinungen and Morungen .
Life
He came from the noble von Eberstein family and was a son of Field Marshal General Ernst Albrecht von Eberstein . Christian Ludwig took over an extensive legacy that he was able to consolidate and expand. In addition, he acquired the iron hammer from Bennungen . After his death he was buried on February 16, 1718 in the church in Rotha .
family
From his marriage to Eleonore Sophie von Werthern (February 1, 1657 - September 26, 1720) from the Beichlingen house, several children emerged, including:
- Karl (born November 25, 1687 - † November 3, 1725), chief hunter to the Prince of Nassau-Dillenburg
- ⚭ 1713 Marie Maximilian von Büring († November 12, 1720)
- ⚭ 1721 Wilhelmine von Quernheim (born October 15, 1699)
- August Christian Wilhelm (* August 7, 1697 - † November 4, 1765), court hunter of the Counts of Stolberg-Stolberg, founder of the Morungen line
- ⚭ 1730 Johanna Luise von Ingersleben († 1752), a sister of Major General Johann Ludwig von Ingersleben
- ⚭ 1755 Luise Eberhardine von Tebra († 1818)
literature
- Louis Ferdinand von Eberstein (ed.): History of the barons of Eberstein and their possessions , Sondershausen 1865 ( p.201 )
- Yearbook of the German Nobility , Volume 1, 1896, page 539
Individual evidence
- ↑ Louis Ferdinand von Eberstein, History of the Barons of Eberstein and their possessions , Volume 1, p.1204
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Eberstein, Christian Ludwig von |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German civil servant |
| DATE OF BIRTH | October 15, 1650 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Homestead |
| DATE OF DEATH | October 24, 1717 |
| Place of death | Neuhaus |