Johann Brusch von Neiberg

Johann Brusch , knight of Neiberg since 1709 (born December 15, 1666 in Eger ; † February 19, 1742 ibid), was a Bohemian lawyer and syndic of the city of Eger.

Life

Graduated from the Charles University , he graduated with doctorate as Doctor of Law from. Afterwards he was chancellor of the Neuzelle monastery in Niederlausitz for four years .

As the secret council of his hometown, he was also a representative at the imperial court of the Holy Roman Empire of Leopold I in Vienna . On February 20, 1709 he was raised to the old Bohemian knighthood with the predicate Knight of Neiberg . The title of nobility goes back to the possession of the rule Neiberg (Neuberg) with Neuberk Castle in the Ascher Ländchen .

family

Johann Andreas Adam Brusch von Neiberg was a great-great-grandson of the bookbinder and bookseller Balthasar Brusch (1512–1589) in Eger, a son of Thomas Peisser (1486–1551). His cousin was Caspar Bruschius (1518–1557), a court palatinate who was crowned with the crown of poets , a historian and, in 1557, an Evangelical Lutheran pastor in Pettendorf in the Upper Palatinate. In his publications from city and monastery archives, he passed on the origins of the Egerer Brusch and the Peisser families from Ingolstadt and Stopfenheim in Bavaria and their descent from the nobles of Auhausen , from the 10th to the 12th century AD in the Nördlinger Ries in South Germany.

He was the son of the lawyer Johann Christoph Bruschen (* 1621 in Eger; † 1689), who from 1673 to 1687, after the end of the Thirty Years' War and the city was again Roman Catholic, Imperial Austrian Ordinarius of Rectification and the oldest Mayor of the city was. His mother was Anna Margarethe von Schönstetten, who in 1659 bought the Neuberg estate and castle in the village of Neuberg ( Podhradí u Aše ) near the city of Asch , and in 1670 the village and estate of Ottengrün near Haslau and the village of Hart near Eger.

He was married three times; first marriage to Maria Katharina Juncker von Oberkunreuth († 1695), second marriage to his niece Anna Theresia Werndl von Lehenstein (1689–1719), a daughter of the couple Ignaz Maximilian Werndl von Lehenstein (* 1654) and Eleonore Rosina Brusch (* 1658); and in third marriage with Magdalena Theresia von Rampf († 1744), daughter of the co-elder of the city court in Eger, Johann Rampf. Johann Andreas Brusch von Neiberg had two sons from his first marriage; Johann Georg Adam and Johann Adam Gottlieb (* 1695) and two daughters from their second marriage, Maria Anna Barbara (* 1711) and Katharina Theresia (* 1714). His two older brothers Peter Ernst Brusch (1656-1721) and Johann Georg Adam Brusch (1661-1733) were on February 24, 1722 by Emperor Karl VI . Elevated to the imperial knighthood with the predicate Noble von Bruschen .

literature

• Karl Alberti : Contributions to the history of the city of Asch and the Ascher district. Volume 2, 1935, pages 129 to 132 ("Schloss Neiberg (Neuberg)", "Brusch von Neiberg").
• J. Siebmacher large book of arms. Volume 30: The coats of arms of the Bohemian nobility. Page 218, plate 94, Neustadt an der Aisch 1979, ISBN 3-87947-030-8 , page 218, plate 94 ("Brusch von Neiberg", "Brusch Edle von Bruschen").
• Genealogical pocket book of the knight and noble families, - later of the noble houses (= Brno pocket book. ). Irrgang, Brünn, 3rd year 1878, page 99; 6th year 1881, pages 57 and 58 (family line Brusch von Neiberg).
• German Gender Book Volume 56 (= Genealogical Handbook of Bourgeois Families. Volume 207). CA Starke, Limburg an der Lahn 1998 (family line Brusch, Bruscha, Bruschius, Brusch von Neiberg, Brusch Edle von Bruschen from Eger in Böhmen formerly Peisser from Ingolstadt in Bavaria, pages 1 to 54; Brusch von Neiberg, Brusch Edle von Bruschen, page 41 to 46).
• Johann Georg Megerle von Mühlfeld : Austrian nobility lexicon of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Mörschner and Jasper.

Web links

• Historical researcher Bruschius - and his Auhaus roots