Clemens August von Nagel zur Loburg
Clemens August Theodor Josef von Nagel zur Loburg und Keuschenburg (born April 16, 1748 in Bonn , † February 12, 1828 in Münster ) was a major general of the Prince Diocese of Münster .
Life
origin
His father was Josef Marsil Wilhelm Xaver von Nagel zur Loburg and his mother Anna Adolphine von Nagel zu Herl. When he was baptized on April 21, 1748, he was given the name of his godfather of the prince-elector and prince-bishop of Münster, Clemens August von Bayern , who later patronized him.
Military career
Like his father, Nagel zur Loburg was earmarked for a military career. On May 15, 1755, at the age of seven, he received the captain's patent . From 1764 to 1765 he went to school with the Jesuits Aegidius Neissen and Jacob la Chambre in Cologne and then from 1766 in 1769 with the Jesuits Johann Heinrich von Kerens and Leopold Steinbacher at the Theresianum in Vienna . 1769 he joined the abdomen company a Clemens August. On July 18, 1778 he became a colonel in the cavalry, on October 21, 1787 lieutenant colonel , on July 3, 1789 colonel . In the First Coalition War he fought for the imperial army ( Austria ) and was wounded and captured by the French in 1796, but exchanged the following year. The war invalid was promoted to major general on June 28, 1800 . Between the Reichsdeputationshauptschluss of 1803 - the King of Prussia, Friedrich Wilhelm III. , was the sovereign in Münster - and in the battle of Jena and Auerstedt in 1806 he tried to join the Prussians. Before the Battle of Leipzig in 1813 he had become a member of the Legion of Honor , after the Battle of Waterloo on October 18, 1815, Friedrich Wilhelm III. to swear.
Private life
In 1780 he married Anna Clementine Wilhelmine von Heereman von Zuydtwyck . On April 12, 1779 he was sworn to knight in Münster.
In view of the debts inherited from their father, which was triggered by the affair surrounding Nienburg Castle and the building of the Loburg, the three children compared each other in the following way in 1778: The eldest son, Clemens August von Nagel, should after the sale of the Nagel's goods and get what is left to pay off debts. Ludwig von Nagel 2000 Reichstaler, Friedrich von Nagel 3000 Reichstaler and Elisabeth Bernhardine von Nagel (1756–1809) 1000 Reichstaler to cover their claims as a child. As a result, Clemens August fell further into the debt trap. On February 26, 1778, Clemens August von Nagel leased the Loburg house and main estate to Stephan Rövener. He then moved to the Keuschenburg house near Ostenfelde , which was no longer his property, but the von Nagel family had legally enforced the usufructuary right . In 1785 Clemens August had to cede the castle to Friedrich Clemens von Elverfeldt zu Dahlhausen and Steinhausen through a foreclosure auction . At the same time he also led a lawsuit for the Kattmanns Kamp , from 1785 to 1803. In this, however, he was able to fend off the resale obligation to Friedrich Clemens on May 12, 1803.
His constant vacillations between the German and French camps were reproached for him in the Münster knighthood. He therefore referred to the sale of the sword of honor (1819), which he had received from Louis Henri Loison in 1807 .
In 1827, shortly before his death, Clemens August, always suffering from financial difficulties, had to replace (financial compensation) and allodify the Keuschenburg estate, which had previously been a fief, to the owner.
He died after a painful illness on February 12, 1828 in Munster "in devotion to God" after he had donated the anointing of the sick at his own request . His tomb has not been preserved.
Poems
Some of his poems are still preserved, which result from his correspondence with his relatives:
- You Rheinstrom! (1795)
- An Austrian veteran (for Karl von Österreich-Teschen (1796))
- Ode to the 9th Jenner 1797 ( fall of Kehl 1797)
- To Nelson, the victor at Abulla ( Battle of Abukir 1798)
- Impromptu on my dear sister's name day, Nov. 19, 1798
- To the glorious victories ... Passing over the Hochablass in Augsburg in March 1799
- On the conqueror of Mantua (on Paul Kray von Krajowa during the siege of Mantua (1799) )
- On the kk also k. Russian Field Marshal Suivarow Rimnickoi ( Alexander Wassiljewitsch Suworow )
- On the marriage of Baron Maximilian Korff called Schmising to Countess Sophie von Galen on July 30th, 1803
family tree
Jürgen von Nagel from House Ittlingen | ||||||||||||||||
Adolf von Nagel from the Ittlingen House | ||||||||||||||||
Adolphina von Wendt from Haus Renzen | ||||||||||||||||
Wilhelm Franz von Nagel to Loburg | ||||||||||||||||
Joachim Droste to the Loburg | ||||||||||||||||
Elisabeth Anna Droste from the Loburg | ||||||||||||||||
Elisabeth von Chalon called Trippe von der Fiegenburg | ||||||||||||||||
Josef Marsil Wilhelm Xaver von Nagel zur Loburg | ||||||||||||||||
Joachim Friedrich Koeth von Wanscheidt | ||||||||||||||||
Johann Wilhelm Koeth von Wanscheidt | ||||||||||||||||
Charlotte von Dannschütz | ||||||||||||||||
Maria Katharina Charlotta Köth von Wanscheidt | ||||||||||||||||
Kristoph von Cronberg von Auburg | ||||||||||||||||
Clara Elisabetha von Cronberg von Auburg | ||||||||||||||||
Martha Schütz von Holzhausen | ||||||||||||||||
Clemens August Theodor Josef von Nagel zur Loburg and Keuschenburg | ||||||||||||||||
Mathias von Nagel zu Ittlingen | ||||||||||||||||
Georg Adolph von Nagel to Herl | ||||||||||||||||
Maria Judith von Katterbach zu Gaul | ||||||||||||||||
Matthias Werner from Nagel to Herl | ||||||||||||||||
Werner Freiherr von Gymnich zu Vlatten | ||||||||||||||||
Maria Anna Adriana from Gymnich zu Vlatten | ||||||||||||||||
Maria Anna Scheiffard from Merode zu Birlinghausen | ||||||||||||||||
Maria Anna from Nagel to Herl | ||||||||||||||||
Engelbert zu Neuhoff called Ley zu Badinghausen | ||||||||||||||||
Friedrich Kaspar Freiherr zu Neuhoff called Ley zu Badinghagen | ||||||||||||||||
Anna Magaretha von Scheidt called Weschpfenning von Elsfeldt and Roth | ||||||||||||||||
Maria Anna Josepha von Neuhoff called Ley zu Badinghagen | ||||||||||||||||
Eno Adam Freiherr von In- and Kniphausen Lord of Lützeborg and Fendelt in East Friesland | ||||||||||||||||
Anna Magaretha Freiin von In- and Kniphausen | ||||||||||||||||
Ostavia Johanna von Riperda from House and Glory Frambsum | ||||||||||||||||
Web links
See also
literature
- Siegfried Schmieder: Ostbevern - contributions to history and culture, history of the Loburg, Warendorf 1988
- LWL Archive Office for Westphalia, Finding aid: Tat.Keu - Archive Tatenhausen, Keuschenburg, inventory: C Vornholzsche Hausregistratur (Vrn.C)
- Sven Solterbeck: Blue blood and red numbers. Westphalian nobility in bankruptcy 1700–1815. Waxmann Verlag, Münster 2018, ISBN 978-3-8309-3869-9 .
Individual evidence
- ↑ Sven Solterbeck: Blue blood and red numbers. Westphalian nobility in bankruptcy 1700–1815 . Waxmann Verlag, Münster 2018, ISBN 978-3-8309-3869-9 , pp. 228-236 .
- ↑ Westphalian State Archive Tat.Keu - 49
- ↑ Westphalian State Archive Tat.Keu - 49
- ↑ Authentic collection of the noble coats of arms and family tables existing and sworn by the Bergische Knighthood, page 53
personal data | |
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SURNAME | Nagel zur Loburg, Clemens August von |
ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Nagel zur Lohburg, Clemens August Theodor Josef von; Nagel zur Keuschenburg, Clemens August Theodort Josef von |
BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Colonel in Munster |
DATE OF BIRTH | April 16, 1748 |
PLACE OF BIRTH | Bonn |
DATE OF DEATH | February 12, 1828 |
Place of death | Muenster |