Gieboldehausen (noble family)

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Gieboldehausen or Geveldehusen is the name of an old Lower Saxon noble family in Eichsfeld .

The seal of Thile von Gieboldehausen from 1392

history

A Count Biso von Gieboldehausen is mentioned for the middle of the 10th century at the time of Pope Martinus, he is said to have donated relics of St. Laurence to the church in Gieboldehausen. No count family is known for Gieboldehausen, but he was probably count in Liesgau.

It is not known whether members of the von Gieboldehausen family belonged to the castle occupation of Burg Gieboldehausen before the 13th century due to the lack of documents. They probably moved early to Duderstadt , where they are first mentioned and where they lived. The gentlemen of Gieboldehausen were last mentioned in 1524 when they were accepted into the brotherhood of the Gerode monastery .

Representative of the noble family

  • Helwig von Gieboldehausen (1262), knight
  • Johann von Gieboldehausen (1321), priest
  • Hans von Gieboldehausen (1369), present at the Bernshausen court
  • Tile von Gieboldehausen (1390, 1396), squire, sealed several documents
  • Eghart von Gieboldehausen (1402), pastor in Göttingen
  • Dietrich von Gieboldehausen (1422), Burgmann zu Gieboldehausen
  • Curt von Gieboldehausen (1487), councilor in Duderstadt
  • Hans von Gieboldehausen (1492), owned a Gandersheim fiefdom in Gieboldehausen

literature

  • Johann Wolf: Memories of the market town Gieboldehausen in the Harz department, District Duderstadt. Goettingen 1813
  • Christoph Lerch: The von Gieboldehausen (Geveldehusen). In: Die Goldene Mark 25th year 1974, pages 33–39

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ RI II, 5 n. † 168b, in: Regesta Imperii Online, URI: [1] (accessed on August 23, 2017)
  2. ^ Johann Wolf: Memories of the market town Gieboldehausen in the Harz department, District Duderstadt. Göttingen 1813, §2 pages 6-9
  3. ^ Johann Wolf: Memories of the market town Gieboldehausen in the Harz department, District Duderstadt. Göttingen 1813, §10 pages 27-29
  4. ↑ StadtA GOE B 1 No. 616 - Eghart von Geveldehusen , Archives in Lower Saxony
  5. ↑ [2] on Kulturerbe.niedersachsen