Johann Mießl vonzeileisen

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Johannes Karl Albrecht Wilibaldus Mießl, since 1883 knight of rowis (s) en (born July 26, 1822 in St. Joachimsthal , † May 19, 1898 in Oberschön near Eger ) was a Bohemian Imperial Court Councilor , governor and district captain of Karlsbad .

Life

Johann Mießl was born as the son of the kk forest and forest master in Schlaggenwald , Albert Mießl Edler vonzeileisen (1795–1847), and his wife, the Bergrat daughter Karolina nee. Fritsch, born in St. Joachimsthal in the Ore Mountains. His grandfather was the mayor of St. Joachimsthal Johann Optat Mießl Edler vonzeileisen (1768–1842). The family was raised to hereditary nobility with his great-grandfather, the chief administrator and mountain judge Johann Nepomuk Mießl (1733–1802).

Mießl was the kk governor for the Kingdom of Bohemia, chairman of the kk sub-committee for the regulation of property tax in Eger, as well as kk district captain of the district administration of Karlovy Vary. On July 26, 1883, he received his status as an Austrian knight from the emperor. The family gave up the name Mießl with his son and now called themselves simply Linienissen after the predicate Linienissen von Hergetenstein and the nobility annulment law.

Awards

  • Knight of the royal Prussian Crown Order, Class IV, November 5, 1860
  • Knight of the royal Prussian Crown Order, III. class
  • Knight of the grand duke Tuscan Civil Order of Merit v. St. Joseph, December 11, 1863
  • Knight of the royal Saxon Albrecht Order, December 22, 1866
  • Cross of Honor II. Class of the Princely. Lippe's entire house, January 6, 1871

Family and offspring

Mießl married Aloisia Winkler de Forazest on November 15, 1859 (* November 15, 1831, † November 8, 1890 in Prague).

  • Dr. jur. Karl Bor. Johann Nep. Alois Albert Adam Ritter Linienissen von Hergetenstein (* 1862 in Karlsbad, † 1915 in Vienna), Ministerialrat in the Ministry of Commerce, predicate by Hergetenstein ; ⚭ 1895 in Prague Helena Rosina Herget (* 1867 in Prague).
    • Dr. Karl Zeileissen (from Herget Stone) (* 1895 in Vienna, † 1955), Austrian diplomat, ambassador in Sweden 1951-1955.
    • Rudolf Zeileissen (from Herget Stone) (* 1897 in Vienna, † 1970 ibid), Austrian landscape and portrait painter.
    • Helenezeileissen (von Hergetenstein) (* 1900 in Vienna; † 1976 ibid), business owner in Vienna.
  • Johanna Nepom. Katharina Aloisia Magdalena Eva Mießl Edle vonzeileisen (* 1863 in Karlsbad, † 1920 in Vienna).
  • Auguste Leopoldine Pauline Aloisia Johanna Eva Mießl Edle vonzeileisen (* 1864 in Karlsbad; † 1867).
  • Maximilian Klara Franz Seraph Johann Nep. Alois Adam Mießl Edler von row iron (* 1867 in Karlsbad, † 1879 in Prague).
  • Maria Theresia Karolina Aloisia Johanna Eva Mießl Edle vonzeileisen (* 1869 in Karlsbad, † 1945 in Vienna); ⚭ 1892 in Vienna Emil Ebermann, architect and builder (* 1857 in Prague; † 1893).

See also

literature

  • Genealogy. Paperback Austria, Alfred Anthony v. Siegenfeld, (Maass, Vienna), 1913, p. 417
  • Old Austrian Adelslexikon 1823–1918, Karl Friedrich v. Frank zu Döfering, (Vienna, 1928), I, p. 19
  • Austrian-Hungarian Order Almanac, Volume 1, Summer, 1876
  • Hans Friedrich von Ehrenkrook: Genealogical Handbook of the Adels , Volume 31, CA Starke, 1963, p. 252.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Cheb-sv. Mikuláš 144 | Porta fontium. Retrieved March 7, 2018 .
personal data
SURNAME Line iron, Johann Mießl from
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Mießl, Johannes Karl Albrecht Wilibaldus
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Bohemian Imperial Court Councilor, Lieutenancy Council and District Captain of Karlsbad
DATE OF BIRTH July 26, 1822
PLACE OF BIRTH St. Joachimsthal
DATE OF DEATH May 19, 1898
Place of death Beautiful at Eger