Georg Adolph Gottlieb von Hardenberg

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Georg Adolph Gottlieb von Hardenberg (born July 24, 1765 in Hardenberg , † April 14, 1816 in Schwedt ) was a Prussian chamberlain and district hunter of the margravate of Ansbach and Bayreuth.

Life

Georg Adolph Gottlieb comes from the Lower Saxon noble family von Hardenberg and was born in 1765 as the youngest son of Colonel Christian Ludwig von Hardenberg and his wife Anna Sophia Ehrengart (born von Bülow from Essenrode , sister of Friedrich Ernst von Bülow ). Georg Adolph Gottlieb was the youngest of eight children. This aspect influenced him all his life.

Through the mediation of his eldest brother Karl August von Hardenberg , he received the offer to enter the service of the Margrave of Ansbach and Bayreuth ( Karl Alexander von Brandenburg-Ansbach ). After the resignation of the margrave, Ansbach-Bayreuth became a province in the possession of the Prussian crown, whereby the incorporation into the Prussian state was very difficult, because the two areas were in a mixed situation with other territories.

He was in contact with Carl Maria von Weber .

family

He married Caroline von Bothmer (1772–1848), the daughter of Carl von Bothmer. As a widow, she later lived in the Prussian district town of Merseburg until her death .

The two sons Karl (1794–1866) and Bernhard von Hardenberg (1807–1870) emerged from this marriage.

literature

  • Johann Wolf: History of the von Hardenberg family , part 2, with 123 documents, Göttingen 1823, part 1 , part 2
  • Karl Heinrich von Lang : The history of the Hardenberg family , 1793; Published in 1965 by Hans Adolf Graf von Hardenberg
  • Gothaisches genealogical pocket book of the count's houses, 1898, p.403f

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Jakob Caro:  Bülow, Hans Graf von . In: Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie (ADB). Volume 3, Duncker & Humblot, Leipzig 1876, pp. 533-538.
  2. Entry in the Weber Complete Edition
  3. Family tree