Friedrich von Heiden (Councilor)

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Friedrich von Heiden (* 1595 ; † October 28, 1681 ) was the Privy Councilor of Kleve, Herr zu Bruch , Rhade and Schönrath . He came from the Lower Rhine line of the Westphalian noble family Heiden . He was a peace delegate in Münster from 1643 to 1648 and put his name under the peace treaty . Von Heiden was raised to the status of imperial baron on September 13, 1655.

The Great Elector of Brandenburg, Friedrich Wilhelm , appointed von Heiden on January 8, 1648 by concessio jurisdictionis to be court lord of Haus Bruch. He gave him jurisdiction in the (sub) glory of Bruch. The villages of the parish of Hattingen and also Linden-Dahlhausen should belong to the Bruch court. This led to a conflict of interest with the Stiepel judge and Blankensteiner Drosten Johann Georg von Syberg zu Kemnade . In 1683 a permutation contract was signed. The sovereign placed the Holthausen , Welper and Baak farmers under the jurisdiction of the Bruch house. The farmers Linden , Winz , Stüter , Sprockhövel and Bredenscheid were again placed under the jurisdiction of the Blankenstein office.

He married Katharina von Wylich and Lottum . His son Friedrich von Heyden (1633–1715) became general of the infantry, his son Johann Siegmund von Heyden (1641–1724) general of the cavalry.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Erich Kuss: Blankenstein – Hattingen: its noble houses, the administrative district, the judicial district and the rentier. Genealogy of justice and administration in Brandenburg-Brandenburg-Prussian times. Retrieved January 2, 2019 .
  2. ↑ The quarreling Ruhr barons. Retrieved January 2, 2019 .
  3. ^ Anton Balthasar König: Biographical lexicon of all heroes and military figures: T. GL . A. Wever, 1789 ( google.de [accessed January 2, 2019]).
personal data
SURNAME Heiden, Friedrich von
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Herr zu Bruch, Rhade and Schönrath
DATE OF BIRTH 1595
DATE OF DEATH October 28, 1681