Heinrich Clemens von Starschedel

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Heinrich Clemens von Starschedel (died May 26, 1731 in Lodersleben ) was a German court official. He was travel and house marshal as well as thigh of the Duke of Saxony-Weissenfels and manor owner.

Life

He came from the Starschedel family and was the son of Chamber Councilor Haubold Heinrich von Starschedel (died March 9, 1711 in Eisenach ). This was the owner of an inheritance loan in Lodersleben, which he left to his children.

In 1712 Heinrich Clemens von Starschedel redeemed all existing claims of Duke Christian von Sachsen-Weißenfels to the Lodersleben inherited interest loan in exchange for cash payment of 1000 thalers, agreed with his siblings on the sole takeover of the estate and obtained the loan from the Weissenfels leaning office. This estate was also called head sheep farm. It came into the family's possession between 1674 and 1677, along with other goods.

When he died, he left behind the widow Johanna Sibylla von Starschedel nee Marschall the following four children, some of whom are still underage: Heinrich Clemens (* 1715), Johanna Christiana (* 1716), Johanna Charlotta (* 1718) and Christian Heinrich Wilhelm vor Starschedel (* 1723). Because of their immaturity, they received the head of the district and director of the Querfurt district, Christoph Johann von Münchhausen zu Gatterstädt, as a lieutenant guardian who represented their interests. Together they took over the senior sheep farm in Lodersleben.

Heinrich Clemens von Starschedel had the other two free allodial manors in Lodersleben, the Schuttsackische and the Marschallische, on August 19, 1722, to the Prussian real secret budget and war council as well as the regional president of the Duchy of Magdeburg, Baron Niclas Bartholomaes von Danckelmann (1650– 1739), sold for a profit.

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Individual evidence

  1. ^ Entry in the German Digital Library
  2. ^ Entry in the German Digital Library