Hannibal August von Schmertzing
Hannibal August von Schmertzing (born October 13, 1691 in Ehrenberg ; † January 4, 1756 ) was a royal Polish and electoral Saxon chamberlain and manor owner .
Life
He was a member of the Saxon noble family von Schmertzing . His parents were the heir on Ehrenberg, court master in Zeitz and Polish- Saxon chamberlain Hannibal Germanus von Schmertzing and Elisabeth Auguste von Ripperda adH Ellerburg . General Friedrich Hannibal von Schmertzing was his brother and General Heinrich Karl Ludwig Herault de Hautcharmoy was his sister consort and thus brother-in-law.
On the death of his father he wrote the book The probably accomplished journey of human life, which passed away as Hannibal German Freyherr von Schmeltzing on Aug. 17, 1715 . The center of his life was the Saxon residence city of Altenburg .
Schmertzing owned the Skassa manor from 1726 to 1732 and, along with Heinrich von Brühl, was one of the tenants of the Gangloffsommern manor in Brühl . He was also the owner of the castle in Reusa near Plauen .
One of his lasting merits is the gift of an organ for the church in Stünzhain .
children
- His daughter Agnes Dorothea, born in Altenburg in 1729, married the Silesian Carl J. Paczensky and Tenczin in Breslau.
literature
- Rübezahl. The Schlesische Provincialblätter , Volume 13, 1791, p. 94.
Individual evidence
- ^ Karl Friedrich Benjamin Leupold: General Nobility Archive of the Austrian Monarchy , Volume 1, Vienna 1789, pp. 593–597
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| SURNAME | Schmertzing, Hannibal August von |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Royal Polish and Electoral Saxon Chamberlain and manor owner |
| DATE OF BIRTH | October 13, 1691 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Ehrenberg |
| DATE OF DEATH | January 4, 1756 |