Grünne (noble family)

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Coat of arms of those of Grünne

The Counts of Grünne (also Grunne) come from a line of the old Walloon family Hemricourt , then lived in the county of Namur . Nicolaus Franz Hemricourt de Mozèt was raised to the rank of imperial count in 1745 (according to another source in 1747). Philipp Ferdinand von Grünne came to Austria with Franz II. His brother Karl founded the Dutch line, called the Grunne and today, as De Hemricourt de Grunne, belong to the Belgian counts. The gender is not to be confused with the noble family of the Green .

history

The Hemricourt are called in the Hasbaye in the 12th century. They fought on the side of the Liège against the Brabantians and stood by the crown of Sicily against Aragon as valiant knights. Later the family in the county of Namur acquired the rule of Mozèt. In the Walloon part of the Duchy of Luxembourg, Anton de Mozèt inherited the rule of Grünne from his mother and then called himself the first Herr von Grünne. Georg Hemricourt de Mozèt († 1749), Count von Grünne and Lord zu Harsin, was the ducal chamberlain of Lorraine. Nicolaus Franz and Philipp Anton († 1753) came from the marriage with Francoise de Lamberti. Philipp (II.) Ferdinand and Mathias Karl (Charles), the founders of the two lines, were the sons of Philipp Anton. The Counts of Grünne produced several generals.

Personalities

  • Philipp Anton Graf von Grünne (1702–1753), Austrian and Bavarian chamberlain, kk major general
  • Ferdinand Maria Graf von Grünne (1725–1779), emperor. Field Marshal Lieutenant
  • Philipp Ferdinand (1762–1854), Austrian general of the cavalry, founder of the Austrian line of the Counts Grünne. his brother
  • Mathias Charles Thomas Marie de Hemricourt de Grunne or Mathias Karl Graf von Grunne (1769-1853), owner of the Dutch family estates, kk chamberlain and royal. Dutch lieutenant general, founder of the Dutch line of Count Grunne
  • Karl Ludwig Graf von Grünne (1808-1884), Austrian general

coat of arms

Coat of arms of the Counts of Grunne, Dutch line
Austrian line

The shield in red is a slanted, silver bar. On the shield a crowned helmet with an open flight with the colors as in the shield. The helmet covers are red and white.

Dutch line

Shield divided transversely: at the top in red an oblique, silver bar and at the bottom in gold three, 2 and 1, right-angled mallets, which turn the handles to the left. Count's crown, shield holder on the right a standing, turned back unicorn , on the left a standing, turned back griffin with a bowed tail.

  • Coat of arms of the Counts of Grünne, Austrian line

  • Coat of arms of the Counts of Grunne, variant

Tribe list

based on Kneschke

A1. Georg Hemricourt de Mozet († 1749) Count von Grünne and Mr. zu Harsin, Duke of Lorraine Chamberlain, ⚭ Françoise de Lamberti
B1. Nicolaus Franz Joseph Hemricourt de Mozet (* December 25, 1701; † February 15, 1751) Count and Lord von Grünne, kk. Go.-council, chamberlain, general field witness, ao envoy
B2. Philipp Anton I (born November 26, 1702; † May 17, 1753) Count and Lord von Grünne, kku kurbayer. Chamberlain, imperial major general ⚭ Anna Therese Countess von Esterházy († 1752)
C1. Philipp Anton II. Maria Joseph (* February 11, 1732; † April 3, 1797 Königgrätz) kk Major General, ⚭ Christiane von Holstein, also (Madleine) Christine Rachel († May 19, 1811 Vienna)
D1. Philipp Ferdinand Wilhelm (* May 15, 1762; † 1854), Count Grünne, Lord of Markt Dobersberg, Illmau, Taxen and Peigarten in Austria, kk real. Counselor, general of the cavalry, regiment owner etc. ⚭ September 28, 1801 Rosalie Freiin von Felz (Feltz), (* February 10, 1779; † 1811) ( Austrian line - Count Grünne )
E1. Rosalie (* March 3, 1805; † April 20, 1841) ⚭ I N. Graf Schönfeld, ⚭ II September 10, 1832 Karl Johann Anton von Liechtenstein (1803–1871), three children ( Neulengbacher line of the House of Liechtenstein)
E2. Carl Ludwig (* August 25, 1808; † June 15, 1884), Count Grünne, lord of the paternal estates mentioned, kk chamberlain, real. Geh.-Rat, Feldmarschall-Lieutenant, Captain of the Guard-Gendarmerie and Colonel-Stallmeister, ⚭ Caroline Princess von und zu Trauttmansdorff-Weinsberg (* February 29, 1808 - † March 19, 1886)
F1. Philip III (* November 4, 1833; † March 25, 1902), kk chamberlain and major ⚭ March 3, 1878 Johanna Leopoldine Countess of Thun and Hohenstein (* January 5, 1854)
F2. Ferdinand (* 1836), Imperial and Royal Rittmeister
F3. Rudolph Ferdinand (born September 19, 1838), Imperial and Royal Rittmeister
F4. Caroline, (born July 5, 1832)
F5. Maria Anna (* July 8, 1835; † 1906) ⚭ Count Laszlo Szápáry
F6. Therese Lidwina Josephine (born August 1, 1840) ⚭ Humbert Czernin von Chudenitz
E3. Zoë (born September 3, 1810; † August 16, 1894), Countess Grünne, ⚭ Carl August Ludwig Graf von Wallmoden-Gimborn, (born January 4, 1792; † February 28, 1883) kk real. Go.-council, general of the cavalry and regiment owner
D2. Mathias Charles Thomas Marie (Carlomann, Karl) (born February 20, 1769 Dresden; † October 7, 1853), Count Grunne, owner of the Dutch family estates, kk chamberlain and k. dutch. Lieutenant General ⚭ Elisabeth Freiin von Sécus (born March 21, 1791) ( Dutch line - Count Grunne )
E1. Alexander (* April 11, 1814 Brussels; † February 16, 1841), kk chamberlain, oo Charlotte Freiin von Senzeile (* 1817)
F1. Arthur (* March 15, 1840 Liege; † August 25, 1911 Brussels), ⚭ Aldegonde Obert de Thieusies (* January 21, 1853; † November 11, 1923)
F2. Emma Elisabeth (born August 2, 1842), ⚭ Giovanni Antonio Francesco Imperiali
E2. Wilhelm (* 1820), kk chamberlain
E3. Eugen (born April 25, 1823 Frankfurt a. M .; † April 11, 1903 Brussels), ⚭ Caroline Christin Countess von Ribancourt (Ribaucourt) (* 1829)
F1. Franz (February 19, 1850 - October 10, 1926) ⚭ Madeleine de Montalembert

(For more information on the Dutch line, see article in wikipedia-nl )

See also

literature

Web links

Commons : Grunne family  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ 1745 according to Adler, the kuk Oberstallmeister, Karl Graf Grünne
  2. ↑ 1747 according to Franz Varrentrapp, New Genealogical-Schematic Reich and State Handbook before the year ..., Frankfurt a. M. 1748, p. 326. The Dutch Wikipedia also says 1747.
  3. ↑ see article in wikipedia-nl about the Hemricourt de Grunne (in Dutch).