Immel
Immel is a German family name .
Origin and meaning
The name Immel is a nickname and comes from the Old High German culture .
- Immel - Emmel - Emel - amel - amella - ahd. Amala , "the energetic"
- ahd. amal , stem " am " - non. aml , work
- got. * am-as? , brave, active or ahd. * Amali? - according to * am- , urge - Uridg. * omə-, * amə-, proceed, fix
- got. Amala: family name or appellative for the highest nobility ?
Pedigree of the Immel family between 1400 and 1700
The Palatinate family Immel is long -established in Rheinhessen in the region around Dexheim . "As Schultheiße , mayor, aldermen , Kirchenjuraten and almoner they were [the family members] as free in-bound to the land honorary offices of the old empire village ."
There are connections to the sex of the Amaler and the Wormser Private gender of Amella (1203 ff. Withdrawn), also in Oppenheim is detected. Johannes amellen de Wormatia († 1378) was Oppenheim councilor in 1324 and 1330, and the city's first mayor in 1325.
1364 the mayor Emel zu Gau-Bickelheim is mentioned in the Eibinger Kopiar (State Archive Wiesbaden). A Hen Emel zu Dexheim near Oppenheim is first mentioned around 1400 . He is identical to "Johannes Emmel de Beckilnheim", who was matriculated in Leipzig in 1425 and is said to have also studied in Bologna . His widow Margareth confirmed a fiefdom in Dienheim in 1478 .
| Hen Emel (1400– <1478) |
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| Johann Georg Immel (1428–1493) |
Gertraude Frank (1431-1497) |
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| Johann Peter Immel (1462–1539) |
Elisabeth Köhler (1465–1497) |
Johann Adam Immel (1464–1545, Dexheim ) |
Margareth Hennel (1460-1532) |
Anna Eva Immel (1466-1483) |
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| Johannes Immel (1492–1576, Dexheim) |
Johanna Pfeiffer (1496–1567) |
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| Johann Adam Immel (1532-1620, Dexheim) |
Maria Spieß (1536-1615) |
Adam Borngießer (1533–1601) |
Margareth Immel (1534–1607, Dexheim) |
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| Johannes Immel (1574–1644, Dexheim) |
Anna Katharina Sander (1574–1644, Dexheim) |
Sibylla Immel (1575–1634, Dexheim) |
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| Johannes Immel (1620–1692, Dexheim) |
Anna Borngeßer (1624–1690, Dexheim) |
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| Johannes Schnell (* 1643) |
Apollonia Immel (1654–1675, Dexheim) |
Anna Maria Immel (1657–1682, Dexheim) |
Johannes Immel (1663–1686, Dexheim) |
Johann Adam Immel (1667–1696, Dexheim) |
Maria Martha Bingenheimer (1671–1727, Dexheim) |
Hans Christophel Sander (1657–1696, Oppenheim ) |
Anna Katharina Immel († 1719, Dexheim) |
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| Johannes Immel (around 1696 † 1766, Dexheim) |
Anna Regina Drieß (1705–1792, Dexheim) |
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distribution
Most common percentage occurrences of the surname Immel :
- Germany:
- Hessen (about 33% of all immel in Germany)
- North Rhine-Westphalia (about 23%)
- Rhineland-Palatinate (about 13%)
coat of arms
Coat of arms a
(Presumably already in 1600.) Blazon : “In gold a red diagonal right bar , covered with 3 golden bees ; on the crowned helmet with a red and gold cover a growing golden lion , holding a golden bee in his right hand. "
“Johannes Adam J., around 1600 mayor of Dexheim, had the talking coat of arms in his seal. […] Coat of arms: in the g (olden) shield a red (oter) right-angled bar, in this one behind the other three flying g (olden) bees (Immen). Helmet: wax (ender) g (oldener) lion. Blankets: g (old) r (ot) "
This coat of arms was mentioned as "old Insigull " in the Dexheim church register as early as 1737 .
bookplate
Benedict Joachim Bernhard Immel, vicar choir in Freising Cathedral , used the coat of arms motif as an ex-libris , but without the actual coat of arms . In this talking bookplate from the 18th century, the helmet and blanket sit on top of a beehive instead .
Coat of arms B
(1795) "In a red shield a golden lion growing out of a golden crown ."
Immlin
Compare also the coat of arms of Immlin (Immelin) to Heilbronn :
“ Immlin , David, Wurttemb (ergic) Privy Councilor and Vice Chancellor 1668. - W (appen): Divided obliquely to the left by a g (golden) bar of r (ot) and # (black). The bar is covered with 3 bees (Impen). K (rone): Open r (oter) flight with the bar as in the shield. D (corners): right # (black), g (old), left r (ot), g (old) "
“ Immlin , sex to Heilbron. Coat of arms: divided by g (old) with 3 bees of the figure according to the slanted right bar r (ot) over # (black). Helmet: 2 wings like shield, but the sloping beams turned inwards. Cover: # (black) g (gold) - r (ot) g (old) "
Immlin coat of arms
Coat of arms Imm (e) lin
Well-known namesake
- Eike Immel (* 1960), German soccer goalkeeper
- Erwin Immel (1927-2006), German state politician (Hesse, CDU)
- Jan-Olaf Immel (* 1976), German handball player
- Jerrold Immel (* 1936), American television composer
See also
Web links
- Family association Immel vom Rhein e. V. ( Memento from October 2, 2016 in the Internet Archive )
- Immel on GenWiki
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b c d e f Karl Heinz Armknecht: Palatinate gender book . Third volume. In: Bernhard Koerner (Ed.): German gender book: genealogical manual of bourgeois families . Sources and compilations with lineages of German bourgeois genders. tape 149 . Publishing house by CA Starke, Limburg an der Lahn 1970, DNB 456432701 (coat of arms drawings by Heinz Ritt ).
- ↑ Eberhard Gottlieb Graff : The initial sound of vowels and semi-vowels J and W words . In: Old High German Sprachschatz or dictionary of the Old High German language . First part.
- ^ Gerhard Köbler : Gothic dictionary . 2nd Edition. Brill, Leiden / New York / København / Cologne 1989, ISBN 90-04-09128-9 ( koeblergerhard.de [accessed September 25, 2011]).
- ^ Gerhard Köbler: Dictionary of the Old High German vocabulary . 4th edition. Verlag Ferdinand Schöningh, Paderborn / Munich / Vienna / Zurich 1993, ISBN 3-506-74661-8 ( koeblergerhard.de [accessed September 25, 2011]).
- ^ Gerhard Köbler: Indo-European dictionary . 3. Edition. Works-on-Law and Linguistics-Verlag, Gießen / Lahn 2006, ISBN 3-88430-062-8 ( koeblergerhard.de [accessed on September 25, 2011]).
- ↑ Lorenz Diefenbach: Comparative dictionary of the Gothic language . In: Comparative dictionary of the Germanic languages and all of their relatives . With special consideration of the Romance, Lithuanian-Slavic and Celtic languages and with the involvement of the Finnish family. First volume. Verlag von Joseph Baer, Frankfurt am Main 1851, OCLC 1332612 ( openlibrary.org [accessed September 25, 2011]).
- ↑ a b c Johann Siebmacher : The coats of arms of the bourgeois families of Germany and Switzerland . Reprograph. Reprinted from Siebmacher's Wappenbuch Volume 5, N. F., Dept. 1-3, Nuremberg 1936, 1961 a. 1967. In: Otto Titan von Hefner ; Adolf Matthias Hildebrandt ; Gustav Adelbert Seyler (ed.): J. Siebmacher's great book of arms . tape 13 ; New episode band 5 . Bauer and Raspe, Neustadt an der Aisch 1975, DNB 750244755 , p. 12 .
- ↑ a b c d e f Hermann Knodt: Hessian coat of arms roll . In: Working group of the family history societies in Hessen (Hrsg.): Hessische Familienkunde . tape 5 , no. 4 . Verlagdruckerei Schmidt, October 1960, ISSN 0018-1064 , 121. Immel in Rheinhessen, Sp. 207-208 .
- ^ H. Immel: Immel family day . In: Working group of the family history societies in Hessen (Hrsg.): Hessische Familienkunde . tape 2 , no. 8/9 , September 1953, ISSN 0018-1064 , Der Hessische Familienforscher (No. 15), Sp. 327-328 ( digitized version ).
- ↑ Albert Treier : one speaking bookplate: history and art form of the German book character (= book Scientific contributions from the German book archive Munich . Nr. 17 ). Harrassowitz, Wiesbaden 1986, ISBN 978-3-447-02649-9 , 18th and 19th centuries to 1870, p. 47 ( limited preview in Google Book Search [accessed August 21, 2020]).
- ^ A b Johann Siebmacher : Two thousand coats of arms of the bourgeois families of Germany and Switzerland . In: Otto Titan von Hefner ; Adolf Matthias Hildebrandt ; Gustav Adelbert Seyler (ed.): Siebmacher's large and general book of arms . tape 5 (common sexes of Germany and Switzerland), 1st department Bauer and Raspe, Nuremberg 1857, p. 26 ( digitized version ).
- ^ A b Johann Siebmacher : Fifteen hundred and twenty-eight civil coats of arms . In: Otto Titan von Hefner ; Adolf Matthias Hildebrandt ; Gustav Adelbert Seyler (ed.): Siebmacher's large and general book of arms . tape 5 (civil sexes of Germany and Switzerland), 8th department Bauer and Raspe, Nuremberg 1909, p. 6 ( digitized version ).
- ^ Johann Siebmacher : Johann Siebmacher's general large and complete book of arms . 5th part, 9th edition. Bauer and Raspe, Nuremberg 1772, p. 267 ( digitized version ).