Eberhard Emil von Georgii-Georgenau
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Eberhard E. von Georgii-Georgenau: Biographical-genealogical sheets from and about Swabia
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Eberhard Emil von Georgii-Georgenau (born June 3, 1848 in Stuttgart , † March 26, 1927 in Geneva ) was a genealogist from Württemberg .
Eberhard Emil von Georgii-Georgenau was a son of the banker Emil Wilhelm von Georgii-Georgenau (1820-1894) and his wife Sophie Emilie von Gärttner (1826-1892), daughter of the Württemberg finance minister Karl von Gärttner .
With his books Fürstlich Württembergisch servant book from IX. until the XIX. Century (1877) and biographical-genealogical sheets from and about Swabia (1879) he published important works for genealogical research in Württemberg.
He was also the royal Greek consul general for Württemberg.
Publications
- Princely Württemberg servant book from IX. until the XIX. Century . Simon, Stuttgart 1877 ( digitized version )
- Biographical-genealogical sheets from and about Swabia . Müller, Stuttgart 1879 ( digitized version )
- The covetous French border neighbor or Germany's weakness and Germany's uprising. Memories from the history of the old and new German empire . Grüninger, Stuttgart 1880
- Interesting documents from the years 1789 to 1795, presented to assess the celebration of the centenary of the great French Revolution of 1789 and dedicated to the residents of the palaces and huts . Grüninger, Stuttgart 1888 ( digitized version )
- Two hundred respectable Württemberg citizens and among them world famous ones. Extract from the history booklet written by Seybold in 1801; remembered by the youth to strengthen the love of the country . Grüninger, Stuttgart 1892.
Remarks
- ↑ For the genre of the servant book see Miriam Eberlein: Dienerbücher . In: Serial sources in south-west German archives .
- ^ Detailed list of the Württemberg court and civil servants, created in 1608, continued until the beginning of the 19th century.
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↑ From the foreword, pp. III – IV: “The biographical-genealogical sheets from and about Swabia, which I have the honor of presenting to the public, are based on fragmentary records that I have made in various archives and libraries over the course of several years of other studies made and collected, and were originally in no way intended to appear in front of a larger audience. It was only after the material, contrary to expectations, had accumulated under the palm of the hand and, thanks to the friendly courtesy of many families, accumulated ever richer, often previously unprinted, documentary material, could the thought of publication arise.
Most of the individual families described in these pages have been resident in what is now Württemberg for centuries, only a few of them immigrating to Swabia from abroad only at a later date. It goes without saying that in this first series only a part of the Swabian families worth mentioning could be dealt with, just as the subject matter was presented, sometimes by chance circumstances; But even this fragment shows the Württemberg resident with pride what a rich number of important and memorable theologians, politicians, military officers, lawyers, state officials, merchants, doctors and naturalists, writers, poets and artists his little fatherland produced in just a few centuries. The biographies could mostly only be sketches given the moderate space to which they were to be restricted. "
Individual families:
Andreä / Autenrieth / Backmeister, Bacmeister / Bardili / Bengel / Betulius / Bidenbach / Bilfinger / Binder / Bloss / Blum / Blumhardt / Bohnenberger / Brenz / Breuning / Breyer / Brodbeck, Brotbeck / Bühler / Büschler / Buntz, Bonz / Burk / Burkhardt / Camerer, Cammerer / Cless / Commerell, Kommerell / Conz / Denzel / Doertenbach / Dornfeld / Duttenhofer / Duvernoy / Efferen / Eisenmenger / Elben / Elwert / Entringer / Enzlin, Enslin / Essich / Etzel / Eysengrein / Faber / Fallati / Feuerlein / Fischer / Flatt / Flattich / Gabelkhofer / Gärtner / Gärttner / Gall / Georgii, Georgy / Gerlach / Gerok / Gessler / Gmelin / Golther / Goppel / Griesinger / Gros, Gross / Günther / Günzler / Haage / Haakh / Hallberger / Harpprecht / Hartmann / Hauff / Haug / Hedinger / Heerbrand / Hegel / Heyd / Hiller / Hochstetter / Hölder / Hofacker, Hoffacker / Hoffmann / Holland / Huber / Hummel / Jäger von and zum Jägersberg and Jäger / Jenisch / Jobst / Kapff / Kaulla / Keller / Keppler / Kerner / Kirchhofer / Klaiber / Klemm, Clemm / Knapp / Köstlin / Kohlhaas / Krafft, Kraft / Lauterbach / Lentilius / Leyrer / Löffler / Machtholf / Maerklin / Magirus / Majer, Mayer / Meurer / Mögling / Mörike / Mohl / Moser / Müller / Neuffer / Neuheuser / Oetinger, Oettinger / Osiander / Ostertag / Pfaff / Pfizer / Pistorius / Pregizer / Reinhardt / Renz, Rentz / Reuchlin / Reuss / Reuter / Riecke / Rieger / Römer / Rössler / Rümmelin, Rümelin / Sattler / Schefler / Schelling / Schickhardt, Schikhardt / Schiller / Schleicher / Schlossberger, Schlossberg / Schmidlin / Schmidt / Schott / Schüz / Schwab / Schweigger / Seeger / Seybold / Sick / Sigwart / Stählin, Stälin / Steinheil / Steinhofer / Stickel / Stockmayer / Storr / Süskind, Süsskind / Tafinger / Uhland / Urlsperger / Waechter / Wagner / Weckherlin / Weikersreuter / Weinland / Welsch / Wider also Wider von the Au / Widmann / Wieland / Wolfahrt / Wucherer / Wundt / Zeitter / Zeller / Zorer. - ^ First edition: David Christoph Seybold : Vaterländisches Historienbüchlein. Fues, Tübingen 1801
Web links
Wikisource: Eberhard Emil von Georgii-Georgenau - Sources and full texts
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| SURNAME | Georgii-Georgenau, Eberhard Emil von |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Georgii-Georgenau, Eberhard E. |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German genealogist |
| DATE OF BIRTH | June 3, 1848 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Stuttgart |
| DATE OF DEATH | March 26, 1927 |
| Place of death | Geneva |