Erlbeck

Coat of arms of the Erlbeck zu Siningen family according to Siebmacher's coat of arms book

General view of Trausnitz Castle in the valley with the two churches of the village in the background

The Erlbeck family is an old Bavarian noble family .

Erlbeck to Sinning on Etterzhausen

According to Johann Siebmacher's famous book of arms , the Erlbeck zu Siningen have the arms of a lily . The motif is split vertically into two halves, with the colors red and silver alternating. It is not known whether Siningen is the Sinningen part of Kirchberg an der Iller . Hans Sigmund Erlbeck had owned Hofmark Etterzhausen since 1590 , which remained in the family until 1750.

Erlbeck to Trausnitz

The Erlbeck zu Trausnitz family inherited the von Sparneck family in the middle of the 16th century and owned Trausnitz Castle in the valley for around 150 years .

The von Erlbeck family is directly related to the following genders: Lüchau , Sparneck .

Etterzhausen Castle (2014)

Root list of the Erlbeck von Sinning on Etterzhausen

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Hans Sigmund (* around 1548, † 1590), nurse to Laaber , Palatinate-Neuburgischer Rat, ⚭ September 29, 1577 Magdalena von Brandt zu Neidstein von Tännesberg († 1624) (2nd marriage ⚭ 1594, Nikolaus von Sparrenberg, † 1600; 3rd marriage ⚭ Georg Haußner from Schmidmühlen , † 1612)
1. Madalena
2. Friedrich
3. Wolfgang Wilhelm
4. Hans Sigmund
5. Philipp Ludwig (* July 27, 1583, † February 21, 1647), 1st marriage ⚭ 1607, Barbara Haller von Hallerstein (* July 20, 1581, † March 22, 1615), daughter of Hans Jakob von Hallerstein, 2nd marriage ⚭ Katharina von Gängl († 1662 or 1670), daughter of Martin Gängel and his wife Eva Stieber von Buttenheim
  1. Eva Magdalena
  2. Barbara Martha
  3. Anna Sophia
  4. Eva Katharina
  5. Adam Philipp (* February 26, 1642, † February 11, 1729), ⚭ Anna Catharina Jägenreuther (* November 1, 1651, † August 16, 1708), daughter of Hans Adam Jagenreuther, Freiherr zu Pernau, and his wife Margaretin Freiin zu Schrattenbach. Around 1660 they acquired a medieval patrician house in Regensburg to the east of the Goldenes Kreuz castle on Haidplatz . The house remained in the possession of other family members until 1781 and in 1670 it was connected to the well water. Good income could be achieved by renting rooms to representatives of the Reichstag. In 1742 the tower of the house collapsed and the repair cost the then owner Wolfgang Christian (Christoph?) Von Erlbeck more than 20,000 guilders. In 1776 the house passed to five children of Henriette von Erlbeck. The children's guardian sold the house on December 27, 1781 to the Regensburg merchant Georg Friedrich von Dittmer , who initially had the house converted into a forerunner and in a second step from 1781–1785 into today's Thon-Dittmer-Palais .
    1. Erasmus Siegfried (* February 22, 1672, † August 7, 1676)
    2. Philipp Ludwig (born June 7, 1675, † minorenn)
    3. Erasmus Adam (born January 7, 1677)
    4. Wilhelm Philipp (born February 4, 1679)
    5. Wolfgang Christoph (born January 2, 1686, † after 1750), owner of the Hofmark and Etterzhausen Castle , ultimus familiae at Etterzhausen
    6. Anna Elisabeth ⚭ Johann Hektor von Fischbach
      1. Friedrich von Fischbach, wrongly referred to as Friedrich von Erlbeck, called Fischbach , 1746 Herr auf Etterzhausen, ⚭ Wilhelmine Maria Friederica von Erlbeck von Sinning, b. Freiin von Reitzenstein auf Niederfallbach and Etterzhausen († July 1, 1775, (2nd marriage ⚭ November 8, 1772, Baron Sigmund von Wildenau, judge of Burglengenfeld))
    7. Elisabeth (* December 13, 1683, † 1753), ⚭ Hans Teuffel von Birkensee and Pettendorf
    8. Friedrich (born January 31, 1698)
    9. Friedrich Motz (born December 28, 1688)
    10. Isabella (born November 8, 1690)
    11. Maria Katharina (born January 20, 1693)

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Individual evidence

↑ Joseph Kible: Etterzhausen. Past and present. Interest group of the locality Etterzhausen, Etterzhausen 1996, p. 57–58 and p. 330.
↑ Werner Chrobak: The Thon Dittmer-Palais . In: City of Regensburg, Kulturreferat (Hrsg.): Kulturführer . tape 25 . City of Regensburg, Regensburg 2019, ISBN 978-3-943222-55-5 , p. 29 .

[1] Joseph Kible: Etterzhausen. Past and present. Interest group of the locality Etterzhausen, Etterzhausen 1996, p. 57–58 and p. 330.

[2] Werner Chrobak: The Thon Dittmer-Palais . In: City of Regensburg, Kulturreferat (Hrsg.): Kulturführer . tape 25 . City of Regensburg, Regensburg 2019, ISBN 978-3-943222-55-5 , p. 29 .