Friedrich Wilhelm von Harras

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Coat of arms of the von Harras family according to Siebmacher's book of arms

Friedrich Wilhelm von Harras (* around 1640 ; † 1694 ) was a co-owner of the manor Oßmannstedt and in 1680 acquired Großobringen from the von Eberstein family. He had the rank of lieutenant.

Biographical data

Friedrich Wilhelm was probably born as the son of Quirin III around 1640 . Born by Harras on Wallichen .

In the years around 1676 and 1678 he was co-owner of the manor Oßmannstedt near Weimar . On April 2, 1680 Friedrich Wilhelm von Harras acquired Großobringen from Philipp Heinrich and Otto Heinrich von Eberstein. The von Harras owned the manor for three generations. Only after a feudal process in 1778 were they expropriated by the Duke of Saxony-Weimar and Eisenach and the manor was turned into a ducal box.

He died with the rank of lieutenant before 1694 and left two sons: Ernst Friedrich von Harras (* 1676) and Ernst Wilhelm von Harras (* 1678) on Großobringen.

literature

  • Johann Siebmacher (greeting), Horst Appuhn (ed.): Johann Siebmacher's coat of arms from 1605 . Orbis, Munich 1999, ISBN 3-572-10050-X .

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ according to the files of the main state archive in Weimar

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personal data
SURNAME Harras, Friedrich Wilhelm von
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German nobleman, co-owner of the manor Oßmannstedt
DATE OF BIRTH around 1640
DATE OF DEATH 1694