Hans Diepold of Gemmingen

Hans Diepold von Gemmingen (born September 30, 1554 , † 1612 in Dillingen on the Danube ) was a princely Augsburg councilor and governor in Dillingen.

Life

He was a son of Hans Dietrich von Gemmingen (1516–1566) and Magdalena Mundpratt von Spiegelberg († 1566) from the Steinegg line of the barons of Gemmingen . Like many members of his family, he entered the service of the prince-bishop of Augsburg, where his brother Johann Otto von Gemmingen (1545–1596) was prince-bishop from 1591 and where Hans Diepold and his brother Hans Jakob held the office of council. He was governor in Dillingen and knight of the holy grave. It was based in Heimsheim . He was buried in the parish church of Dillingen.

family

He was married to Barbara von Venningen. Of the couple's eleven children, seven came to years.

Progeny:

• Georg Diepold (1584–1624) ⚭ Anna Margaretha von Knöringen
• Ursula (* 1588) ⚭ Philipp von Freiberg zu Eisenberg
• Anna Katharina ⚭ Christoph von Breitenlandenberg, Philipp Puplin von Jarsdorf
• Walpurga († 1620) ⚭ Hans Georg Leonrodt von Trugenhofen
• Barbara († 1638) ⚭ Veit Ernst von Rechberg
• Maria Veronica ⚭ Jakob Trapp von Kronenberg
• Georg Dietrich (1594–1644), canon in Eichstätt

literature

• Carl Wilhelm Friedrich Ludwig Stocker : Family Chronicle of the Barons of Gemmingen , Heidelberg 1895, p. 345/346.

Web links

• Legal dispute between Baden-Durlach (plaintiff) and the brothers Hans Christoph, Hans Jakob and Hans Diepold von Gemmingen over some wooded areas near Heimsheim at landesarchiv-bw.de
• Hunting disputes between the Lords of Gemmingen and the Württemberg rulers at landesarchiv-bw.de with mercy hunts by Hans Jakob and Hans Diepold von Gemmingen in the woods in which Württemberg has a hunt in accordance with the 1572 treaty with Gemmingen