Gadendorp
Gadendorp (originally: Godendorp , later also Gadendorf ) was the name of an old Holstein noble family that lived in the vicinity of Lütjenburg .
history
The Gadendorps were a knightly noble family from Holstein and appeared several times in documents from the Schauenburg sovereigns. The first documentary mention was in 1242, when a Radolfus and a Timmo de Godendorpe were mentioned. They took their name from the village of Gadendorf in the later built Gut Panker near Lütjenburg. In 1592 there were three adult male family members. According to the Danish Aristocratic Lexicon, the noble family is said to have died out in 1646 with Anna von Gadendorp, conventual in the Preetz monastery .
coat of arms
The coat of arms shows a black bar in Siebmacher's coat of arms books in silver, above one or two cat's heads next to each other. On the helmet with black and silver helmet covers three ostrich feathers (1701) or two buffalo horns divided over a corner by silver and black (1874).
Coat of arms in "Holsteinische Chronica" by Andreas Engel 1597
Coat of arms in Siebmacher's coat of arms book 1701
Coat of arms in Siebmacher's coat of arms book 1874
Members
- Thimmoio (Timmo) de Godendorpe, documented dates of life 1242 and 1253, knight
- Radolf de Godendorpe, documented life dates 1242 and 1253
- Doso de Godendorpe, documented life dates 1253
- Johannes de Godendorpe, documented life dates 1291, knight
- Marquard de Godendorpe, documented life dates 1306
- Johannes de Godendorp, documented dates of life 1327
- Doso de Godendorpe, † 1386, sold in Krummbek 1368
- Detlev de Godendorpe, documented life dates 1368 and 1386
- Göttrich van Godendorp, documented dates of life 1386 and 1397
- Johan van Godendorpe, documented life dates 1543, knight on Kleinharrie and Schönhorst
- Otto van Godendorp, † approx. 1500
- Gottzick van Godendorp, † before 1531
- Otto van Godendorp, documented life dates † before 1557
- Clemens von Gadendorp, † after 1535
- Christoph von Gadendorp, † 1613, on Schönhorst and Lehnsmann on Tåsinge
- Clemens von Gadendorp (1560–1606), royal privy councilor, district administrator and bailiff of Aabenraa
- Clemens von Gadendorp, † 1606, ducal district administrator and bailiff of Aabenraa (Danish: Aabenraa)
- Anna von Gadendorp, † 1646, Conventualin
literature
- Holsteinische Chronica by Andreas Engel , 1597, pp. 51–52
- Association for Lübeck History and Archeology: Seal of the Middle Ages from the archives of the city of Lübeck , fifth booklet, page 65 (Lübeck 1862)
- Otto Titan von Hefner register of the thriving and dead nobility in Germany , second volume, page 38 (Regensburg 1863)
- Danmarks Adels Aarbog 1929 p. 479. Family tree (Danish).
Individual evidence
- ↑ Schleswig-Holstein Document Book, Certificate: 476LXIV
Otto von Godendorp and his descendants: http://finnholbek.dk/genealogy/getperson.php?personID=I69333&tree=2