Dietrich Hermann von Nagel
Dietrich Hermann von Nagel (* 1621 ; † April 14, 1685 at Haus Vornholz ) was a Münster officer in the service of Prince-Bishop Christoph Bernhard von Galen .
Life
Origin and family
Dietrich Hermann grew up as the son of Georg von Nagel zu Itlingen (1580–1661) and his wife Appolonia von Wendt zu Crassenstein together with his brother Ferdinand († 1687) in the ancient Westphalian noble family von Nagel . On October 13, 1652, he married Margaretha Magdalena von Schilder zu Himminghausen (died July 23, 1675). The children Appolonia Margaretha Magdalene (canon lady in Geseke), Christoph Bernhard and Georg Levin emerged from this marriage. From the marriage on January 31, 1677 with Maria Klara von Billerbeck zu Egelborg (* May 2, 1644 in Egelborg, † August 2, 1701 in Stromberg) the children Franz Adolf , Ferdinand Matthias ,Ferdinand Ignaz and Maria Elisabeth (* 1681, ∞ Johann Bertraud von Etzbach).
Act
In 1650 he was Lieutenant Colonel in the Donop Regiment; January 15, 1655 adjoint official resignation of the Stromberg office . In 1656 Dietrich Hermann von Nagel acquired the Vornholz house . June 23, 1658 or 1661 Colonel over a regiment on horseback and 1661 Privy Council of War, 1661 General Sergeant. After the death of his father, he becomes the official drover in Stromberg on October 28, 1661, October 29, 1679 and 1685 . In 1666 he had the Keuschenburg built near Ennigerloh. On June 27, 1673 he became the commander in chief of all Münster troops and acquired the name of the "great general". In 1675 he destroyed the Nienburg on the orders of Prince-Bishop Christoph Bernhard von Galen and arrested its owner. In 1697 his family bought the land in Nienburg and the Keuschenburg house .
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| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Nagel, Dietrich Hermann von |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Nagel zu Vornholz, Dietrich Hermann von (full name) |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | General in Munster |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 1621 |
| DATE OF DEATH | April 14, 1685 |
| Place of death | House Vornholz |