Johann Mathias Prücklmayer

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Coat of arms of Baron Johann Mathias Prückelmayr von Goldegg 1648

Johann Mathias Prücklmayr, Baron von Goldegg , also: Prickhelmayer , (* 1589; † 1657), doctor of law, secret councilor and court chancellor, was accepted into the Lower Austrian knightly families in 1640 and made Baron von Goldegg in 1648 .

Life

Johann Mathias Prücklmayer was a farmer's son from St. Bernhard , who was supported by the pastor of Friedersbach and studied in Vienna. A scholarship enabled him to graduate as a Doctor of Law. Then he was court attorney, in 1631 Lower Austrian Chamber Procurator , then Imperial Councilor. In 1637 Emperor Ferdinand III made him . to the real councilor at the secret court chancellery and in 1648 he became a secret councilor and court chancellor. On July 19, 1640 Prücklmayer was admitted to the Lower Austrian knight dynasty, on January 6, 1648, after his reign, he was raised to the title of "Baron of Goldegg". In 1652 he bought the Atzgersdorf estate . Johann M. Prücklmayer died in 1657 and left two daughters, Anna Katharina, who was first married to Philipp Freiherr von Unverzagt and then to Johann Graf von Wagenspurg. This sold the Goldegg estate to Countess Maria von Trautson in 1669 . The second daughter Lucia Ludomilla married Johann Freiherrn von Charnier.

The family of the Lower Austrian "Freiherrn von Goldegg" existed for only one generation. This family must not be confused with the sex of the Barons Goldegg von und zu Goldegg and Lindenburg .

literature

  • Franz X. Schweickhardt, representation of the Archduchy of Austria under the Ens ..., Volume 8, Vienna 1837, p. 78 link
  • Johann Chr. Von Hellbach, Adels-Lexikon, or, Handbook about the historical, genealogical ..., Volume 1, Ilmenau 1825, p. 443 link
  • Mark Hegerer in Petr Matá, Thomas Winkelbauer, The Habsburg Monarchy 1620 to 1740, Stuttgart 2006

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Atzgersdorf in liesing.at link ( memento of the original from February 24, 2012 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.liesing.at
personal data
SURNAME Prücklmayer, Johann Mathias
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Prücklmayer, Johann Mathias Freiherr von Goldegg; Prickhelmayer
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian civil servant and nobleman
DATE OF BIRTH 1589
PLACE OF BIRTH St. Bernhard (near Frauenhofen) Lower Austria
DATE OF DEATH 1657