Döring (Breslau patrician family)

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Döring (also Doering, Dorynk, Doringi, Duringus, Thuringus, Thoringus ) is the name of a Breslau patrician family in Thuringia , who probably immigrated from the Meißner Land in Breslau in the 13th century , where three members belonged to the council in the 14th century. They were wealthy in the duchies of Breslau and Oels .

history

The Döring were probably of noble origin, as the first councilor Heinrich / Henricus appeared as a witness on a document among other nobles as early as 1307. In addition, a Paul "Doering" in Breslau is documented for the year 1340. He was a knight of the Order of St. John , who only accepted nobles. There has been no evidence of the Döring in Breslau since the beginning of the 15th century. Presumably they turned away from there. According to an epitaph in the Glogau parish church, Nikolaus “Döring” was buried there on April 4, 1517. It is possible that this man was the last member of the Wroclaw patrician family.

Tribe list

  1. Heinrich / Henricus "Duringus" was elected in 1314 as aldermen in the Wroclaw Council. For the years 1329 and 1333 he is occupied with the spelling "Thoringus" as the second councilor. He was the master of Bahra in the principality of Breslau , and he also owned shares in Lutaschine (presumably Luzine in the Weichbild Trebnitz ) and Schwoitsch in the Duchy of Oels . With his two sons-in-law, he acquired a mill and the Vorwerk in Romberg .
    1. Daughter NN, ∞ with councilor Hans von Krakau
    2. Daughter NN, ∞ with councilor Gisco von Glesil
  2. Günther / Guntherus “Duringus”, also “Thoringus”, belonged to the council from 1319 to 1339 as aldermen or consul. He was the master of Groß-Mochbern .
  3. Peter ( Petrus , also Peczold / Petzold ) "Doring" d. Ä., Also "Dorynk" was from 1372 to 1384 councilor . From 1364 he owned Alt-Gandau , from 1367 to 1377 he was the master of Grünhübel .
    1. Peter ( Peczold ) d. J. was the third councilor in the family. He was a successful merchant who was mainly involved in trade with Flanders . In 1371 he and Johann Gotke obtained 850 guilders in Bruges for Arnold the Laucina, who was the papal collector responsible for Bohemia, Hungary and Poland. Johann and Nicodemus Döring were also involved in such financial transactions, their relationship to Peter the Elder. J. is not clear, however. With his brothers Lutold and Kristan, he owned the Jäschgüttel estate in 1367 . In 1387 he donated an altar for the Elisabeth Church.
    2. In 1367 Lutold "Dorinck" owned together with his brothers Peter d. J. and Kristan run the Jaschgüttel estate. In 1368 he was in the service of Duke Heinrich I of Oels.
    3. In 1367 Kristan owned together with his brothers Peter d. J. and Lutold the Jaschgüttel estate. In 1374 he bought the house in the Nikolaigasse in Breslau, which Peter d. Ä. possessed.

coat of arms

Blazon : The family coat of arms shows a black open eagle flight on a silver background ; on the helmet with black and silver helmet covers an open black flight.

literature

  • Rudolf Stein: The council and the council families of the old Breslau . Holzner-Verlag Würzburg, 1963, p. 78 f.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Swojczyce since 1945.
  2. ↑ Incorporated in 1928 in the urban district of Breslau
  3. ↑ Information provided by Heinrich I after Rudolf Stein. However, the reigning Duke of Oels in 1368 was Konrad I. Presumably there is a mix-up of names.
  4. ↑ after Rudolf Stein: The council and the council families of the old Breslau . To Schffg (Schaffgotsch). P. 95.