Fritsch (noble family)

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Coat of arms of the von Fritsch family (1730)

The von Fritsch family goes back to Thomas von Fritsch, who was led by Emperor Karl VI. In 1730 it was raised to the nobility and in 1742 to the baron class.

history

The safe line of the family begins with Niel Fritzsch (around 1440–1501), resident in Obergräfenhain , Saxony. His descendant Thomas von Fritsch, who was ennobled in 1730, lived mainly on the Seerhausen manor near Riesa from 1729 . His marriage to his wife Johanna Sophie Winckler von Dölitz had seven children. The family has produced numerous personalities, including: a. Karl Wilhelm von Fritsch or Carl Abraham Graf von Fritsch (1734–1812), who was Chancellor of Saxony.

Coat of arms of the Barons von Fritsch (1742)

coat of arms

The coat of arms from 1730 shows a silver rafter in blue , accompanied by three (2: 1) gold stars. On the helmet with blue-silver helmet covers on the right and blue-gold covers on the left, a gold star between open blue ones. each flight awarded a gold star .

Descendant list

Anton Graff : Thomas von Fritsch (1772)
Anton Graff: Johanna Sophie von Fritsch (1770)
JE Zeissig: Thomas v. Fritsch (bottom left), wife Sophia (center), daughter-in-law Charlotte (right), son Carl Abraham (center left), daughter Margaretha - widow of Ferdinand Ludwig v. Saul (2nd from right), 1773
Jakob Friedrich von Fritsch
Karl Wilhelm von Fritsch
Karl Friedrich von Fritsch (1804-1892)

Thomas von Fritsch (1700–1775) ⚭ 1728 Johanna Sophie Winckler von Dölitz (1710–1777)

  1. Johanna Charlotte von Fritsch (1729–1804) ⚭ Johann Daniel Karl von Lohse (1731–1779), head of the district of Saxony. The marriage remained childless. She was the owner of the Großgestewitz manor .
  2. Margaretha Henriette von Fritsch (born March 9, 1730 in Dresden, † July 2, 1792 ibid) ⚭ 1748 Ferdinand Ludwig von Saul auf Scherau (1711–1766), Electoral Saxon Privy Councilor and police director. Their marriage resulted in three daughters.
    1. Erdmuthe Elisabeth Auguste von Saul (* February 14, 1757; † July 21, 1819) ⚭ 1782 Franz August von Blücher (* October 5, 1747; † February 15, 1833), son of Lorenz Friedrich von Blücher (1702–1757)
      1. Henriette Karoline Auguste (born March 31, 1783; † September 23, 1847) ⚭ von Bosse († February 24, 1847 in Crossen ), Lieutenant Colonel
      2. Maximiliane Wilhelmine Louise (* December 17, 1785; † July 21, 1866 in Fritschendorf near Crossen) ⚭ November 18, 1810 Baron A. von Rheinbaben auf Fritschendorf († March 11, 1859 in Fritschendorf near Crossen), district administrator
      3. Charlotte Friderike (born November 14, 1788; † October 30, 1864) ⚭ von Uechtritz († February 24, 1847 in Crossen), Lieutenant General
      4. Wilhelm August (born August 22, 1791 at Buderose Castle; † October 15, 1831 at Culmsee ), Prussian cavalry master
      5. Johanna Francisca Erdmuthe (born November 25, 1794 at Buderose Castle; † 1870) ⚭ March 16, 1825 Friedrich von Ohnesorge at Bremenhain († February 24, 1847), landscape director
      6. Maximilian (* March 12, 1797; † May 23, 1858) ⚭ 1827 Emilie Auguste Gottliebe von Schmidt (* February 11, 1796), owner of Buderose Castle in 1877
        1. Anna (born March 30, 1828) ⚭ Wilhelm von Studnitz, Major
        2. Elisabeth (born June 3, 1830) ⚭ (1855) Karl Heinrich Ferdinand von Lochow on Lübnitz
        3. Franz (born March 23, 1833), Prussian major and chief of the 9th Dragoon Regiment
        4. Ludwig (born May 13, 1836 - May 21, 1877)
  3. Jakob Friedrich von Fritsch (1731–1814) ⚭ Johanna Sophie von Haeseler (born September 29, 1735 - † October 14, 1830)
    1. Friedrich August von Fritsch (1768–1784), court and hunting squire
    2. Karl Wilhelm von Fritsch (1769–1850) ⚭ May 17, 1803 Henriette Freiin Wolfskeel von Reichenberg (1776–1859)
      1. Carl Friedrich Christian von Fritsch (* May 7, 1804 in Weimar; † October 24, 1892 in Dresden) ⚭ September 12, 1831 Karoline Freiin von Ziegesar
        1. Ida Karoline Freiin von Fritsch (* July 20, 1833 in Weimar; † May 14, 1907 in Berlin ) ⚭ Georg von Brocken (* September 7, 1828 in Bauerkuhl; † June 1, 1891 in Dobbin )
        2. Friedrich Otto (1834–1909)
        3. Anna Luise (1835–1916) ⚭ Karl von Beaulieu-Marconnay (1811–1889)
        4. Karl Anton Emil (born September 17, 1837 in Weimar; † June 3, 1927 in Dresden) ⚭ May 19, 1863 Auguste Grunelius (born February 5, 1842 in Frankfurt am Main ; † March 8, 1910 in Berlin-Charlottenburg )
          1. Karoline Ida
          2. Karoline Anna
          3. Karl Alexander Hugo (born June 26, 1869 in Seerhausen ; † November 24, 1945 in Riesa ) ⚭ Katharina Herwarth von Bittenfeld. He was the last lord of the castle on Seerhausen.
          4. Karlo
          5. Alexander von Fritsch (born December 25, 1875 in Dresden; †?) ⚭ January 22, 1909 Evelyn Schubert
        5. Marie Luise Karoline (1842–1906) ⚭ Paul von der Ropp (1850–1879)
      2. Georg August Freiherr von Fritsch on Mautitz and Großgoddula (born March 3, 1807 in Weimar; † September 26, 1866 ibid) ⚭ (1) Nanci von Rosenbach (1807–1838) ⚭ (2) Sophie von Herda zu Brandenburg (1822–1903 )
      3. Albert Bernhard Freiherr von Fritsch on Zschochau (born May 25, 1808 in Weimar; † June 17, 1882 in Ems ) ⚭ (1) Edmonde von Trettau (1811–1834) ⚭ (2) Lucy Barton, widowed Leicester (1811–1895)
        1. Karl Maximilian (1844–1911) ⚭ Henriette von Jordan (1847–1928)
        2. Margarete Henriette (1842–1911) ⚭ Hans von Reitzenstein (1830–1893)
    3. Sophia Karoline von Fritsch (1770–1837) ⚭ Christian Adolf von Hopffgarten (1710–1815). Karoline was the educator of the Weimar princesses Maria and Augusta , and later chief stewardess.
      1. Karl Adolf von Fritsch (1789–1803)
      2. Friedrich August von Fritsch (1791–1855) ⚭ Henriette Gasteier
      3. Ludwig Ernst von Fritsch (1792–1873) ⚭ Bertha Henriette Marianne von Tschirchky (1803–1858)
    4. Ludwig Heinrich Gottlieb von Fritsch (1772–1808), Prussian major
    5. Louise Friederica von Fritsch (1775–1843) ⚭ July 18, 1792 Heinrich Ludwig Wilhelm Freiherr von Niebecker, Eisenach district chamber councilor in the state service of Saxony-Weimar-Eisenach. Their marriage resulted in two daughters and a son.
      1. Henriette (1794–1825) ⚭ Heinrich von Egloffstein (1790–1876)
        1. Alfred von Egloffstein (1824–1913) ⚭ Agnes von Watzdorf (1830–1853)
  4. Heinrich Leopold von Fritsch (1732–1813), major in Saxony, unmarried.
  5. Carl Abraham (Count since 1790) von Fritsch (1734–1812) ⚭ 1768 Charlotte Neugarden Freiin von Gartenberg (daughter of Peter Nikolaus von Gartenberg ) (1752–1828), Chancellor of Saxony.
    1. Carl Graf von Fritsch (1769–1820)
    2. Charlotte Countess von Fritsch (1773–1803) ⚭ (1) Chr. Alexander von Taube (1742–1808) ⚭ (2) Georg von Hugo (1771–1814)
    3. August Graf von Fritsch (1774–1821) ⚭ Konstanze von Kiesewetter (1794–1867). The marriage resulted in two sons and a daughter.
    4. Constanze Countess von Fritsch (1781–1858), since 1806 lady-in-waiting, since 1828 Oberhofmeisterin of Maria Pawlowna , Grand Duchess of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach
  6. Wilhelm Adolph von Fritsch (1736–1817) ⚭ June 18, 1778 Amalie von Lyncker (1756–1811)
  7. Erdmuthe Caroline Marianne Louise Amalie von Fritsch (1737–1803) ⚭ Alexander Christoph von Schönberg auf Lohse, district commissioner in Saxony.

literature

  • Maria Emanuel Herzog zu Sachsen : Patronage in Saxony , Verlag Weidlich, Frankfurt am Main 1968, explanations and mentions of the von Fritsch family, p. 31, 32
  • Genealogisches Handbuch des Adels , Adelslexikon Volume III, Volume 61 of the complete series, CA Starke Verlag , Limburg (Lahn) 1975, ISSN  0435-2408 , pp. 393-394
  • Marko Kreutzmann: Between class and bourgeois life: nobility in Saxony-Weimar-Eisenach 1770 to 1830. (Publications of the historical commission for Thuringia, small series volume 23) Böhlau Verlag, Cologne / Weimar / Vienna 2008, p. 482. (Genealogy of Fritzsch family).

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ A b c d Marko Kreutzmann: Between the class and the bourgeois world: Nobility in Sachsen-Weimar-Eisenach 1770 to 1830 (publications of the historical commission for Thuringia, small series volume 23) Böhlau Verlag, Cologne / Weimar / Vienna 2008, p. 64f . (Locations) Online at books.google.de .
  2. ^ Woldemar von Biedermann: Goethe research: Anderweitesequence , 1879, p. 216.
  3. ^ Friedrich Wigger: History of the von Blücher family , Volume 2., Stillersche Hofbuchhandlung, Schwerin 1878, pp. 272f. (§ 161. The Saxon major Franz v. Blücher on Buderose ), pp. 273, 276 and 283 (§ 164 family table of the Buderose family).
  4. ↑ Family: Karl Anton Emil Freiherr von Fritsch / Auguste Grunelius (F863519F) ( Memento of the original from December 29, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. . Family tree database of the German nobility. Online at Stammreihen.de. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.stammreihen.de
  5. ↑ a b Marko Kreutzmann: Between the class and the bourgeois world: nobility in Sachsen-Weimar-Eisenach 1770 to 1830 (publications of the historical commission for Thuringia, small series volume 23) Böhlau Verlag, Cologne / Weimar / Vienna 2008, p. 191 (Adelige Women between family and farm service) Online at books.google.de
  6. ↑ Baron von Fritsch's website  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.@1@ 2Template: Toter Link / main.vonfritsch.de