Franz Pleickard Ulner von Dieburg

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Portrait medallion Baron Franz Pleickard Ulner von Dieburg (left) and Maria Theresia Josepha geb. von Haxthausen (right), from the epitaph of the wife, Weinheim, parish church St. Laurentius
The couple's alliance coat of arms at Weinheim Castle, dated 1725 (Ulner von Dieburg left, Haxthausen right)

Franz Pleickard Ulner von Dieburg (* 1677 ; † 1748 in Mannheim ) was a baron and court official or diplomat from the Electoral Palatinate .

Life

He came from the noble family of Ulner von Dieburg and was the son of Franz Joseph Gernand Ulner von Dieburg and his wife Maria Susanna Zobel von Giebelstadt .

Franz Pleickard Ulner von Dieburg entered court services in the Electorate of the Palatinate. In 1720 he became envoy to the Dutch States General , in 1739 he was a privy councilor and government vice-president in Mannheim. He was raised to baron and he also held the offices of Colonel Kitchen Master , Colonel Court Marshal and Court Court President .

In his home town of Dieburg , Ulner built Fechenbach Castle in its present form in 1717 ; at that time it was called Ulnerschlösschen or Ulner Castle .

In Weinheim he had the south wing of the inherited Weinheim Castle rebuilt in 1725 , he donated three high altars for the (old) Catholic parish church of St. Laurentius and in 1718 he restored the Weinheim hospital with the associated chapel (1721).

Family and offspring

Franz Pleickard Ulner von Dieburg was married to Maria Theresia Josepha von Haxthausen (1692–1731), daughter of the Electoral Palatinate general and imperial field marshal lieutenant Johann Raab von Haxthausen († 1733 in Mainz , buried in Großwinternheim ) since 1713 .

He put a touching epitaph for her in the Laurentiuskirche in Weinheim, which has both portrait medallions. It was transferred from the previous building in 1911 when today's church was rebuilt.

The Latin epitaph is translated as follows:

Epitaph of his wife, Weinheim, parish church St. Laurentius

“ THAT YOU PASS HERE, STOP AND READ. UNDER THIS MILL, MARIA THERESIA JOSEPHA ULNER OF DIEBURG, BORN FROM HAXTHAUSEN, WHICH BEGAN IN THE PAST DURING 1692, OCTOBER 15. THIS HAS FINISHED IN 1731, JUNE 30TH. THAT THEY BEGIN THE ETERNAL ELSEWHERE, WHICH WAS WORTHY OF A LONGER LIFE ON EARTH, IF HEAVEN HAD NOT DECIDED ANOTHERLY IN ORDER TO CONTINUE TO LIVE IN ETERNAL REMEMBRANCE OF THE FOLLOWERS. IN VIEW OF THE UNIQUE VIRTUES AND THE BRILLIANT BENEFITS TO THEIR, ALWAYS GRATEFUL, SENSES, AS A PLACE OF REMEMBRANCE TO ERECT THIS MONUMENT OF MARBLE, THE PLEARD FRANZDE GURGER CAUSED THE SURVIVAL OF THE GARDEN. AS CONNECTED TO HER IN LIFE BY THE MARRIAGE BAND, HE SHOULD BE UNITED WITH HER IN DEATH IN THE SAME PLACE, THAT IN THE TOMB THOSE WHO DIVIDED THE MARRIAGE, WITH BODIES AND SOUL IN HEAVEN, ARE NOT SEPARATE FROM EACH OTHER TWO GIRLS FORESET, THE RELIGIOUS MOTHER CROWNED BY GOD WITH BLESSINGS. SHE LEFT SEVEN SURVIVORS ON EARTH AS THE INHERITANCE OF HER MERIT OF MERIT THAT SHE HAVE THEM WITH HER AS PARTNER OF THE GLORY IN HEAVEN. WITH THEM, YOU ALSO BRING YOUR RELIGIOUS MEMORIES AT THE GRAVE HERE. RIP "

They had nine children, including their daughter Augusta Elisabeth (* 1719), a Benedictine in the Oberwerth monastery . One of the sons was Johann Wilhelm Franz Ulner von Dieburg (1715–1771), who also served in the Electoral Palatinate. His daughter Elisabeth Auguste (1751–1816) married Wolfgang Heribert von Dalberg , Minister and Director of the National Theater in Mannheim. From this connection u. a. the diplomat Emmerich Joseph von Dalberg (1773-1833) emerged.

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Individual evidence

  1. ^ Museum Schloss Fechenbach: Sights Museum , website of the city of Dieburg; accessed on April 12, 2019
  2. ^ Schloss Fechenbach: History on www.museumserver.de ; accessed on April 12, 2019
  3. ↑ Johann Gottfried Biedermann: Gender register of the imperial-free immediate knights of the country to Francken Löblichen Ort Ottenwald , Kulmbach, 1751, panel CCXCV; (Digital scan)
  4. ↑ ibid., Panel CCLIII; (Digital scan for family tree)
  5. ↑ Andreas Saalwächter, Franz Weyell: The palatial grounds in Ingelheim am Rhein and its mills , Volume 14 by: contributions to Ingelheim History , Historical Society Ingelheim, 1963, p 46 u. 47; (Detail scan)
  6. ↑ Historical website on the grave of Field Marshal Lieutenant Johann Raban von Haxthausen in Großwinternheim
  7. ^ Son: Ulner von Dieburg, Johann Wilhelm Franz Freiherr. Hessian biography. In: Landesgeschichtliches Informationssystem Hessen (LAGIS).
personal data
SURNAME Ulner von Dieburg, Franz Pleickard
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Ulner von Dieburg, Franziskus Pleickard
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Baron and court official of the Electoral Palatinate
DATE OF BIRTH 1677
DATE OF DEATH 1748
Place of death Mannheim