Heinzelmann (family)

Heinzelmann is the surname of a family of merchants , bankers and industrialists from Kaufbeuren who appeared as mayors , senators, members of the Bavarian Estates Assembly and as German consuls of the Republic of Venice from 1525 to the 19th century .

In addition, the family founded under Christoph Friedrich Heinzelmann d. Ä. the textile industry in Kaufbeuren with the construction of a factory and also donated a number of foundations and social reforms. The entrepreneurial family Heinzelmann belonged to the most important families of the city of Kaufbeuren and belonged to their patriciate .

The Heinzelmann family was as enterprising in Venice settled and there to build a Protestant church community involved. A Johann Heinzelmann was also consul of the Holy Roman Empire in Venice. In 1832 representatives of the industrialist family settled in Augsburg to set up a bleaching and dyeing factory and later to take a seat on the SWA supervisory board .

In the former free imperial city of Kaufbeuren, Heinzelmannstrasse and the Heinzelmannstift founded in 1915 are named after the family.

Foundations

Heinzelmann`sche dowry foundation, founded in 1780, is administered by the city of Kaufbeuren
The Heinzelmann-Schachenmayr`sche Pfarrwitwen- and Orphan Foundation was founded in 1879 under the administration of the Evangelical Lutheran Parish Office in Kaufbeuren
Mayor Eduard Heinzelmann`s Foundation is merged with the United Kaufbeurer charitable foundations of the city in 1942
In 1958 the Christoph Friedrich Heinzelmann Foundation merged with the United Kaufbeurer charitable foundations of the city

Significant members of the family

Martin Heinzelmann progenitor of the family
Hans Heinzelmann (1526–1580) son of Martin Heinzelmann
Hans U. Heinzelmann (1681–1685) is the first Heinzelmann to hold the mayor's office in Kaufbeuren
Johann Heinzelmann the Elder Ä.
Johann Heinzelmann the Elder J.
Hans J. Heinzelmann
Johann Heinzelmann
Johann G. Heinzelmann
Carl E. Heinzelmann (1848-1856)
Christian Gottlieb Heinzelmann
Christoph Friedrich Heinzelmann d. Ä. (1786-1847)

literature

in order of appearance

Fritz Junginger: History of the Imperial City of Kaufbeuren in the 17th and 18th Centuries , Hochschulschrift , Munich 1965, ( DNB 481307621 ), pp. 93, 97, 101.
Eberhard Eggel: The Heinzelmann textile merchants in Kaufbeuren and their relatives . In: Archive for family research and all related areas, volume 34, CA Starke Verlag , Limburg 1968, ISSN 0003-9403 , pp. 574-591.
Stefan Müller: 19th century stock corporations - family businesses between the need for capital and maintaining influence . Augsburger Schriften zur Rechtsgeschichte - Volume 30. Edited by Christoph Becker , Lit Verlag , Berlin 2018, ISBN 978-3-643-14049-4 , pp. 31–32. Digitized at Google Books

Web links

225th birthday of Christoph Friedrich Heinzelmann d. Ä. (PDF; 421 kB)

Individual evidence

^ Working group for imperial cities historical research, monument preservation and civic education (ed.): Yearbook for the history of the Upper German imperial cities . tape 11 . Esslingen City Archives, 1965, ISSN 0341-9924 , p. 154 .
↑ Gustav Adelbert Seyler , Otto Titan von Hefner : Coats of arms of the bourgeois families of Germany and Switzerland . tape 4 . Bauer and Raspe , Neustadt an der Aisch 1974, ISBN 3-87947-012-X , p. 60 .
^ Henry Simonsfeld : The Fondaco dei Tedeschi in Venice and the German-Venetian trade relations . Ed .: Bavarian Academy of Sciences . Scientia Verlag, Aalen 1968, OCLC 6856280 , p. 183, 212, 362 .
^ Alfred Weitnauer : Allgäuer Chronik - data and events . tape 3 . Verlag für Heimatpflege, Kempten 1972, OCLC 12713686 , p. 89 .
^ Peter Fassl: Denomination, economy and politics - from the imperial city to the industrial city, Augsburg 1750-1850 . tape 32 - Treatises on the history of the city of Augsburg. Thorbecke, Sigmaringen 1988, ISBN 3-7995-6942-1 , p. 229 .

[1] Working group for imperial cities historical research, monument preservation and civic education (ed.): Yearbook for the history of the Upper German imperial cities . tape 11 . Esslingen City Archives, 1965, ISSN 0341-9924 , p. 154 .

[2] Gustav Adelbert Seyler , Otto Titan von Hefner : Coats of arms of the bourgeois families of Germany and Switzerland . tape 4 . Bauer and Raspe , Neustadt an der Aisch 1974, ISBN 3-87947-012-X , p. 60 .

[3] Henry Simonsfeld : The Fondaco dei Tedeschi in Venice and the German-Venetian trade relations . Ed .: Bavarian Academy of Sciences . Scientia Verlag, Aalen 1968, OCLC 6856280 , p. 183, 212, 362 .

[4] Alfred Weitnauer : Allgäuer Chronik - data and events . tape 3 . Verlag für Heimatpflege, Kempten 1972, OCLC 12713686 , p. 89 .

[5] Peter Fassl: Denomination, economy and politics - from the imperial city to the industrial city, Augsburg 1750-1850 . tape 32 - Treatises on the history of the city of Augsburg. Thorbecke, Sigmaringen 1988, ISBN 3-7995-6942-1 , p. 229 .