Friedrich von Rothenstein

Former location of the Lower Castle in Woringen

Friedrich von Rothenstein (* in the 14th century; † in the 14th century) was the son of Konrad von Rothenstein , from the noble family of Rothenstein . He had his seat at the Lower Castle in Woringen . Friedrich von Rothenstein was the founder of the Rothenstein - Ittelsburg line, which continued until 1562 with the death of Hans Heinrich von Rothenstein.

history

The sale of a farm in Lenzfried, together with his brother Konrad, to citizens of Kempten has been handed down from Friedrich von Rothenstein in 1335 . After the death of his father in 1339, Friedrich von Rothenstein received large parts of Woringen, the church set to Ebersbach , and goods to Albrechts when the estate was divided . In 1339 Friedrich also sold five goods in Holzgünz to the Holy Spirit Hospital in Memmingen . After Friedrich's brother, Konrad von Rothenstein, was executed by Kemptic citizens in 1344, he went to war against Kempten and damaged the city. Due to the imprisonment of a fellow campaigner, Friedrich was forced to give up and paid compensation of 1000 pounds pfenningen to the city of Kempten, whereupon the other members of his family joined the peace in 1347.

In 1348 Friedrich, together with his brothers Ludwig and Heinrich, sold a citizen of Memmingen to Johann Scholl, a total of four estates in Dießlings , as well as two estates in Woringen and several properties in Zell . In 1351 Friedrich sold the hamlet of Wagsberg to the Roth monastery .

Descendants

Seal of Jos von Rothenstein, 1374

Konrad von Rothenstein († 1351), pastor of Woringen
Hug von Rothenstein († 1417 or 1418), pastor of Woringen
Jos von Rothenstein , sold all his property to his uncle Heinrich von Rothenstein in 1374 and went abroad
Wilhelm von Rothenstein , did the same as his brother Jos, sold everything in 1374 and also went abroad

family tree

The following family tree shows the line of Friedrich von Rothenstein. This is one of two main genealogical lines into which the Rothenstein noble family has split. In the family tree, coats of arms are only inserted if they are not Rothensteiner.

Friedrich von Rothenstein

Konrad von Rothenstein
(† 1351)

Jos von Rothenstein
(† after 1373)

Wilhelm von Rothenstein

Hug (Haug) von Rothenstein
(† 1417)

Burkhart von Rothenstein

Türka von Rothenstein

Iban von Rothenstein
(† May 14, 1439)

Gerwig the Elder of Rothenstein

Cecilia of Adelshofen

Konrad the Elder of Rothenstein

Noble from Schwendi

Clara von Schnaitberg

Gerwig the Younger von Rothenstein

Felicitas Engelschalk

Wilhelm von Rothenstein

Georg von Rothenstein

from Riedheim

Caspar von Rothenstein

Ulrich von Rothenstein
(† 1481)

Christin [a / e] from Thürheim

Konrad the Younger von Rothenstein

Marg. Von Ostheim

Siguna Marshal

Georg von Rothenstein

Andreas von Rothenstein
(† 1490)

Agathe Schindelin

Ursula von Rothenstein

Anna von Rothenstein (Abbess of the Edelstetten Monastery )
(† 1472)

Ulrich von Rothenstein
(† circa 1508)

Wilhelm von Rothenstein

from Essendorf

Heinrich von Rothenstein
(† circa 1500)

Cleopha von Habsberg (Hapsberg)

5 daughters

Magdalene von Rothenstein

Albrecht von Schönau

Ludwig Behender of Urau

Hans von Hallwyl
(* around 1433/1434; † March 19, 1504)

Arbogast von Rothenstein

Diepold von Rothenstein

Ludwig von Rothenstein

Gangolf of Rothenstein
(~ 1505)

Siguna von Rothenstein

Ditrich von Hallwill

Acharius von Rothenstein († 1527)

Apollonia Burggraf von Burtenbach

Wilhelm von Rothenstein

Hans Heinrich von Rothenstein
(† 1562)

Maid. Welding card

Anna von Rothenstein

Christoph von Bollstadt
(† 1572)

Agatha von Rothenstein

Anna von Rothenstein, the daughter of Acharius von Rothenstein and his wife Apollonia Burggraf von Burtenbach, is mentioned in the literature by Alfred Schröder The Diocese of Augsburg historically and statistically - The Landkapitel Oberdorf from 1906-1910 as the wife of Christoph von Bollstadt, while Max - Planck Institute for History in Germania Sacra - Historical-statistical description of the Church of the Old Kingdom - The dioceses of the ecclesiastical province of Mainz - The Diocese of Constance - The Cistercian convent of Wald from 1992, listing her as abbess of the Wald monastery. It is not clear whether it is the same person or two sisters with the same name.

swell

Johann Baptist Haggenmüller: History of the city and the princely county of Kempten . 1840, p. 132-134 .
Franz Ludwig Baumann: History of the Allgäu . tape 2 , 1883, p. 552 .

Individual evidence

^ Franz Ludwig Baumann: History of the Allgäu. Volume 2, 1883, p. 552.
^ History of the city and the princely county of Kempten. 1840, p. 134.
^ Joseph Sedelmayer: History of the market town Grönenbach . Ed .: Historical association for the overall promotion of local history of the Allgäu. Kempten 1910, p. 13 .
↑ Johann Baptist Haggenmüller: History of the city and the princes of Kempten from the earliest times to their union with the Bavarian state . Printed and published by Tobias Daunheimer, Kempten 1840, p. 250 .
^ ^A ^b Johann Baptist Haggenmüller: History of the city and the princes of the county of Kempten from the earliest times up to their union with the Bavarian state . Tobias Daunheimer, Kempten 1840, p. 134 ( limited preview in Google Book search).
^ ^A ^b Johann Baptist Haggenmüller: History of the city and the princes of the county of Kempten from the earliest times up to their union with the Bavarian state . Tobias Daunheimer, Kempten 1840, p. 160 ( limited preview in Google Book Search).
^ Joseph Sedelmayer: History of the market town Grönenbach . Ed .: Historical association for the overall promotion of local history of the Allgäu. Kempten 1910, p. 13 .
↑ Johann Baptist Haggenmüller: History of the city and the princes of Kempten from the earliest times to their union with the Bavarian state . Tobias Daunheimer, Kempten 1840, p. 250 ( limited preview in Google Book Search).
^ ^A ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ Johann Baptist Haggenmüller: History of the city and the princes of the county of Kempten from the earliest times to their union with the Bavarian state . Tobias Daunheimer, Kempten 1840, p. 240 ( limited preview in Google Book search).
^ The documents of the Reichsstift Ottobeuren 764-1460. 1991, Certificate 178 of April 23, 1409, p. 93.
↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^w ^x ^y ^z Alfred Schröder: The Diocese of Augsburg historically and statistically - The Landkapitel Oberdorf . B. Schmid'sche Buchhandlung, Augsburg, p. 137 ( Digitale-sammlungen.de - between 1906–1910).
^ The documents of the Reichsstift Ottobeuren 764-1460. 1991, Certificate 380 of September 18, 1460, pp. 201, 202.
↑ Document 206 of March 23, 1505, State Archives Augsburg
↑ Document 206 of March 23, 1505, State Archives Augsburg
↑ ^a ^b Walter de Gruyter: Germania Sacra - historical-statistical description of the church of the old empire - the dioceses of the ecclesiastical province of Mainz - the diocese of Constance - the Cistercian monastery forest . Ed .: Max Planck Institute for History. tape 3 . Berlin, New York 1992, pp. 469-470 .

personal data
SURNAME	Rothenstein, Friedrich von
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	Nobleman
DATE OF BIRTH	14th Century
DATE OF DEATH	14th Century

[1] Franz Ludwig Baumann: History of the Allgäu. Volume 2, 1883, p. 552.

[2] History of the city and the princely county of Kempten. 1840, p. 134.

[3] Joseph Sedelmayer: History of the market town Grönenbach . Ed .: Historical association for the overall promotion of local history of the Allgäu. Kempten 1910, p. 13 .

[4] Johann Baptist Haggenmüller: History of the city and the princes of Kempten from the earliest times to their union with the Bavarian state . Printed and published by Tobias Daunheimer, Kempten 1840, p. 250 .

[GK134-5] A ^b Johann Baptist Haggenmüller: History of the city and the princes of the county of Kempten from the earliest times up to their union with the Bavarian state . Tobias Daunheimer, Kempten 1840, p. 134 ( limited preview in Google Book search).

[GK160-6] A ^b Johann Baptist Haggenmüller: History of the city and the princes of the county of Kempten from the earliest times up to their union with the Bavarian state . Tobias Daunheimer, Kempten 1840, p. 160 ( limited preview in Google Book Search).

[GMB13-7] Joseph Sedelmayer: History of the market town Grönenbach . Ed .: Historical association for the overall promotion of local history of the Allgäu. Kempten 1910, p. 13 .

[GK250-8] Johann Baptist Haggenmüller: History of the city and the princes of Kempten from the earliest times to their union with the Bavarian state . Tobias Daunheimer, Kempten 1840, p. 250 ( limited preview in Google Book Search).

[GK240-9] A ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ Johann Baptist Haggenmüller: History of the city and the princes of the county of Kempten from the earliest times to their union with the Bavarian state . Tobias Daunheimer, Kempten 1840, p. 240 ( limited preview in Google Book search).

[10] The documents of the Reichsstift Ottobeuren 764-1460. 1991, Certificate 178 of April 23, 1409, p. 93.

[BA137-11] ↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^w ^x ^y ^z Alfred Schröder: The Diocese of Augsburg historically and statistically - The Landkapitel Oberdorf . B. Schmid'sche Buchhandlung, Augsburg, p. 137 ( Digitale-sammlungen.de - between 1906–1910).

[urkunde380-12] The documents of the Reichsstift Ottobeuren 764-1460. 1991, Certificate 380 of September 18, 1460, pp. 201, 202.

[13] Document 206 of March 23, 1505, State Archives Augsburg

[14] Document 206 of March 23, 1505, State Archives Augsburg

[GS470-15] Walter de Gruyter: Germania Sacra - historical-statistical description of the church of the old empire - the dioceses of the ecclesiastical province of Mainz - the diocese of Constance - the Cistercian monastery forest . Ed .: Max Planck Institute for History. tape 3 . Berlin, New York 1992, pp. 469-470 .