Franz Joseph von Stengel

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Family coat of arms on the epitaph
Epitaph in Mannheim, St. Sebastian

Franz Joseph Anton Stengel , from 1740 von Stengel , (* February 5, 1683 in Hechingen , † December 28, 1759 in Mannheim ) was an electoral Palatinate privy councilor and founder of the Palatinate-Bavarian noble family von Stengel .

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He came from the county of Hohenzollern-Hechingen , where his father Paul Stengel died in 1725 as senior bailiff and princely Hohenzollern chancellor.

Franz Joseph Stengel joined the Electoral Palatinate state services, where he advanced to the office of director and privy councilor. With a diploma from September 26, 1740, issued in Schwetzingen , Elector Karl III raised it . Philip in the hereditary nobility. This made Franz Joseph von Stengel the founder of the widely ramified Palatinate-Bavarian noble family of the same name.

He was married to Maria Anna Dorothea, born in Wetzlar . Flender (1689–1758), daughter of the Nassau and Electorate of Trier Wetzlar town schultheißen or mayor Johann Heinrich Flender and his wife Claudina Elisabeth Klinke. They had four children. Her two sons Paul Heinrich Joseph Xaver von Stengel (1717–1754), Electoral Palatinate Landschreiber in Neustadt an der Weinstrasse and Johann Georg von Stengel (1721–1798) privy councilor and director of the Electoral Palatinate Academy of Sciences , continued the family. The former established the untitled, the latter the baronial line.

When Franz Joseph von Stengel died in 1759, he was buried in the Mannheim parish church of St. Sebastian . His wife and son Paul Heinrich Joseph Xaver († 1754) were already resting there. Together they received an artful marble epitaph, made and signed by Franz Conrad Linck (1730–1793). On it is u. a. the grandson, General Heinrich Christian Michael von Stengel (1744–1796), listed as the founder. According to the epitaph inscription, Franz Joseph von Stengel was also a knight and vice-chancellor of the Order of St. Hubert .

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  1. ^ Carl Albert Leopold von Stengel , a Bavarian statesman , Munich, 1866, p. 4; (Scan of the family origin)
  2. Stephan von Stengel : Memoirs , Palatium Verlag, 1993, p. 136, ISBN 3920671066 ; (Detail scan)
  3. ^ Helmut Tenner: Mannheim art collector and art dealer up to the middle of the nineteenth century , Buch- und Kunstantiquariat Helmut Tenner, Mannheim, 1966, p. 28; (Detail scan)