Jochberg (noble family)
The Jochberg (Jochperg) family is a noble Graubünden family whose origin is unclear. It first appeared in Laax and Sagogn in the 15th century . Representatives of the family held various offices in the Gray Covenant . The family came to prosperity through service in the French army and through marriage to leading national families such as Rink von Baldenstein , Beeli von Belfort , Ninguarda, Mont , Marmels , Capol and Planta.
coat of arms
The coat of arms of the Jochberg is either an ox yoke or a crossbow (compare crossbow ) in silver on a red background.
Representative of the family
- Hans (Hanns) Alexander von Jochberg, 1475 to 1568, from Laax and Sagogn . Married in first marriage to Maria Rink von Baldenstein (Ringk von Tagstain) and in second marriage to Proceda (Praxedis) von Chur . 1515 Podium by Traona. 1521–22 / 1535–1536 Landammann der Gruob . 1535–36 district judge of the Gray League . 1537 Commissioner in Chiavenna . Captain in French Services. 1513 Participation in the Dijon train . In 1522 he received the letter of nobility as a Junker from Emperor Charles V. Residence in the tower Casti Aspermont (Fraissen) Sagogn. Co-signer of the Glurnser (Maiser) contract 1534 between representatives of the three leagues and the Austrian commissioners to settle various disputes (people of worship in Vintschgau, innovations in the rule of Rhäzün, abolition of the little monastery in Prättigau, etc.).
- Gallus (Galles, Gallis, Gallas) von Jochberg, son of Hans, land clerk around 1556/1561 and Podestat in Valtellina, author of the Jochberg'schen document collection in the Bündner Staatsarchiv. Owner of the Löwenberg-Schluein estate. Has two sons, Jochum and Hans. Landammann in Inlantz ( Ilanz ) 1568. Podestat to Morben (Morbenn, Morbend, Morbegno ) 1570.
- Marti von Jochberg, son of Gallus, around 1550, lives in the Gruob .
- Jochum (Jochim, Jochem, Jachimo) von Jochberg, d. 1554, son of Hans, land clerk around 1545/1553 and Podestat in Veltlin (Morbegno) 1574. Commissar Ammann 1579.
- Conrad von Jochberg, Obervaz .
- Alexander (Allexander) von Jochberg, brother of Hans, in Laax. Ammann of the judicial community the Free in Laax between 1536 and 1545. Member of the Federal Court of Fifteen in Trun .
- Jeryg (Jörig) von Jochberg, Ammann der Free von Laax 1538/1539.
- Johannes (Hanns) von Jochberg, 1554, son of Jochum, cousin of Junker Gallys (Gallus), student in Basel . Podium around 1571 in Sagenndz ( Sagens ).
- Heinrich von Jochberg
- Anna von Jochberg, married to Gilly von Mont in 1561, lives in Sevgein , related by marriage to Paul von Capol.
- Hans von Jochberg, Sagens, son of Gallus. Landammann der Gruob 1577. Married to Margrita Ruttemeny (Rüttimann).
- Joder (Theodoro) von Jochberg, from Chiavenna , commissioner to Cleffen (Chiavenna) 1550. Captain 1554.
- Maria von Jochberg, around 1586, mentioned tariff compensation to Zollerin in Reichenau for passage of war people.
- Jörg (Joachim, Jöri, Jachum) von Jochberg, ensign around 1571, Podestat zu Trauona 1584, captain in the French army in 1596 for the pay of 100 ecus per month. Ammann the Free of Laax 1602/1603. Around 1607 in Vella.
- Crista (Kristen) von Jochberg, son of Jöri, around 1578, married to Trina Wyolt.
- Rudolff (Rudolph) von Jochberg, 1558, son of Gallus, married to Frenly (Vreneli, Frena) von Mundtt (von Mont).
- Nicolaus von Jochberg, around 1561 in Chur, cousin of Gallus.
- Risch von Jochberg, around 1562.
- Claus (Class) von Jochberg, around 1565/1566, Landweibel of the Upper Confederation .
- Marx von Jochberg, around 1565, Ammann in Laax.
- Jacob von Jochberg, Podestat 1583 from Trahona (Trauona, Traona im Veltlin).
- Mark (Marx?) Von Jochberg, 1591, Amman in Laax
- Gallus von Jochberg, around 1600.
- Gabriel von Jochberg, around 1622, lieutenant in the Upper Bund.
- Caspar von Jochberg, around 1659, Podestà by Teglio.
literature
- Martin Bundi : Jochberg. In: Historical Lexicon of Switzerland .
- History of the Illanz district
- Casti Aspermont
- State Archive Graubünden State files without register (PDF; 3.2 MB)
- State Archive Graubünden State files 1585–1699 (PDF; 2.7 MB)