Holleuffer (noble family)

Coat of arms of the von Holleuffer family

Holleuffer even Holle banks or Holläufer , finally Holleuffer-Kypke , is the name of an original Saxon , and later in Thuringia , Anhalt , Hanover and Prussia popular Uradelsgeschlechts .

Holleuffer is also the name of a 1839 ennobled Prussian letter noble family , derived as a bastard line from the former.

history

With Ripert, Vogt von Freiberg , the family was first mentioned in a document in 1223. The Hohenlauft headquarters , which gave the name, was first mentioned in a document on May 13, 1293 with Pezoldus dictus Holeufer (Holofer) ; Petzold Holopher also appears in a document in 1302 . The continuous line of the family begins with Heinrich Hollaufer (vom Hollauffte, † after 1414). The family was extensively wealthy in Meissen . Numerous members have served as officers in the Saxon Army and the Prussian Army .

The possessions included: Zschepa (around 1540), Braußwig (around 1550), Cottewitz (around 1550), Mühlitz (around 1565), Bresen, Burkartshain (16th - 18th centuries) with Streuben and Mühlbach (from 1565), Lüttewitz (mid 17th to early 18th century), Zollwitz near Colditz (late 16th, early 17th century), Eula (around 1630), Hersdorff (1620), Strelln (early 18th century), Obernitzschka (inherited in 1754 by Johanna von Holleufer nee Krosigk adH Poplitz, daughter of Heinrich von Krosigk and wife of Karl Friedrich v. Holleuffer on Burkartshain) and Storkwitz . Her son was Heinrich August von Holleuffer (1762-1844) on Obernitzschka, Deutzen , and Kühnitzsch ; He acquired the Benkendorf and Delitz am Berge estates in 1799 and sold them in 1809; he was also unable to hold the other estates. His son Karl Friedrich von Holleuffer (1804–1895) became a Prussian lieutenant general.

The baroque palace Wiederau belonged to the von Holleuffer-Kypke family until 1945

On May 12, 1907, it came to the Kypke family or von Radke-Kypke family through his granddaughter, who had married into the von Berlepsch family , as a result of the inheritance of the family entourage from Count Johann Christian von Hennicke - Ritterguts Wiederau near Leipzig was, to the royal Saxon naming association Holleuffer-Kypke.

Friedrich von Holleuffer (1807–1863), Prussian lieutenant in the cuirassier regiment No. 7 and Franz von Holleuffer (1815–1888), Prussian lieutenant in the 4th Artillery Brigade, natural sons of the Saxon prime lieutenant Friedrich von Holleuffer (1761–1828) , were raised to the Prussian nobility on September 18, 1839 in Berlin. The former continued the ancestral line while the younger brother had no offspring.

With the Daudieck estate near Horneburg in the Stade district , which came to the family around 1800, a Fideikommiss over 204 ha was established in 1863 .

coat of arms

Coat of arms of those from "Holleufer"

The family coat of arms shows in gold an upright, red armored black griffin claw (sometimes also an eagle claw ) with a red cut surface. On the helmet with black and gold covers three silver garden lilies on green leafy stems.

The coat of arms of the Holleuffer brothers, ennobled in 1839, shows an empty golden shield . On the crowned helmet with black and gold covers, a silver garden lily on a green leafy stem between two black ostrich feathers .

Relatives

• Heinrich August von Holleuffer (1762–1844), cathedral dean and prelate of the Merseburg monastery, president of the state estates
• Hermann von Holleufer (1803–1878), German administrative officer and politician
• Karl Friedrich von Holleuffer (1804–1895), Prussian lieutenant general
• Albert von Holleuffer (1806–1871), district administrator in the Prüm district , conservative parliamentary group leader in the Schwarzburg-Sondershausen state parliament
• Conrad von Holleuffer (1818–1897), German local politician (1852–1882 mayor of Salzwedel)
• Bernhard Hugo von Holleuffer (1827–1888), Prussian-Hanoverian stable master and non-fiction author on dressage riding
• Julius von Holleufer (1842–1906), Prussian major general
• Hans Dietrich von Holleuffer (1855–1902), German politician (German Conservative Party)
• Konrad von Holleuffer-Kypke (1878–1949), German politician (KPD) during the Weimar Republic
• Joachim-Albrecht von Holleuffer (1921–2012), Rear Admiral in the German Armed Forces

literature

• Genealogical handbook of the nobility , CA Starke Verlag , Limburg / Lahn
  • Adelslexikon Volume 5, Volume 84 of the complete series, 1984, pp. 321–322 (cites further literature)
  • Genealogical handbook of noble houses A 9, Volume 43 of the complete series, 1969, pp. 192-200
• Genealogical pocket book of the knight and noble families , Volume 3, Brünn 1878, pp. 275-276 ; Volume 5, 1880, pp. 182-186
• Genealogical paperback of the primitive nobility , Volume 2, Brno 1893, pp. 223-227
• Gothaisches genealogisches Taschenbuch , Justus Perthes , Gotha
  • Genealogical pocket book of the Uradeligen houses , 1900, pp. 420-425 ; Continued 1901–1942
  • Gothaisches Genealogisches Taschenbuch der Briefadeligen Häuser , 1908 pp. 504–505 ; Continued 1909–1929
• Ernst Heinrich Kneschke (Ed.): New general German Adels Lexicon , Volume 4, Voigt, Leipzig 1863, pp. 249–250 (cites further literature)
• J. Siebmacher's large and general book of arms , Bauer & Raspe, Nuremberg
  • Adolf Matthias Hildebrandt : Volume II, 9th section, Der Hannöversche Adel , 1870. P. 9, Tfl. 10
  • Otto Titan von Hefner , Alfred Grenser , George Adalbert von Mülverstedt , Adolf Matthias Hildebrandt: III. Volume, 2nd section, 1st volume, Prussia , 1878, p. 175, Tfl. 223
  • George Adalbert von Mülverstedt: VI. Volume, 11th department, Extinct Anhalt nobility , 1905, p. 78, Tfl. 45
  • George Adalbert von Mülverstedt: VI. Volume, 13th Department, Dead Nobility of the Principality of Schwarzburg , 1908, p. 16, Tfl. 10

Web links

• Holleufer to Obernitzschka

Individual evidence

1. ^ Hubert Maximilian Ermisch : Document book of the city of Freiberg in Saxony , Volume I, Giesecke & Devrient , Leipzig 1891, SX
2. ↑ Saxon Main State Archives Dresden .
3. ↑ Gothaisches Genealogisches Taschenbuch der Areligen Häuser , 28th year, 1929, p. 326.
4. ^ Leopold von Ledebur : Adelslexicon der Prussischen Monarchy , Volume 1, Rauh, Berlin 1855, p. 370
5. ↑ Nitzschka Info
6. ↑ Saxon State Archives , inventory 20572: Manor Wiederau in Pegau . See personal data sheet Berlepsch Heinrich Moritz von
7. ↑ GenWiki : Short Chronicle of the Kypke Family, 1990 or 1900
8. ↑ Gothaisches Genealogisches Taschenbuch der Adeligen Häuser , 21st year, 1922, p. 355; Vol. 23, 1924, p. 330; 28 vol., 1929, p. 363.