Kindler von Zackenstein
Kindler von Zackenstein is the name of an old Brandenburg noble family .
It is believed that the family came from Silesia , as the von Kindler family existed there. The von Zackenstein had not yet been raised to the nobility there. It was not until the 16th century that the family in the Guben area in Lower Lusatia became wealthy. Name variations were Kindler auf Zackenstein , Kindler vom Zackenstein , Kindler von Czakenstein . In the 18th century the tribe was already extinct. The data partially contradict each other in the literature.
Clan
Andreas Paul Kindler and Anna Gröbel found the tribe, their origin was given as Silesia. Her son Ernst Albrecht Kindler on jagged stone "the Elder" , was Governor and Mr. on Henzendorf and Treppeln before he died at the 1600th He was raised to the knightly nobility in 1573, his grandson Albrecht "the Younger" received the certificate of confirmation on April 16, 1680. Ernst Albrecht, who was born in Hirschberg , was initially the syndic there before he was in the service of Emperor Maximilian II. Imperial Councilor and Appellate Court Assessor Bohemia , later Chancellor , then Governor and finally Governor in Lower Lusatia. He was married three times, first with Caritas Tielisch von Tielenau, second with one of von Stange , and third with an unknown woman.
The sons sprang from marriages:
- Gideon Kindler von Zackenstein auf Henzendorf and Treppeln, (born July 24, 1555) became Chancellor of the Margraviate of Niederlausitz. Treppeln was owned by the family until his death in 1619. His wife was Christiane von Schlieben , he left a daughter.
- Albrecht (Albert) Kindler von Zackenstein, Secretary of Appeal , died before his father, probably on March 30, 1573 in Prague .
- Paul Kindler von Zackenstein auf Henzendorf, Klostervogt zu Neuzelle , and Amalia von Radstock, son was:
Albrecht von Zackenstein "the younger" was the last male descendant, he was still sitting on Henzendorf in 1657, then this line was extinguished with his death. In 1622 he was chief chancellor and in 1626 he was the state officer of the Neuzelle monastery.
The epitaph of Albrecht and Gideon is located in the Paul Gerhardt Church in Lübben . Albrecht, the official chancellor, and Gideon Kindler von Zackendorf owned Henzendorf in 1583.
Other family members were:
- Siegfried Kindler von Zackenstein in Henzendorf, marriage to Anna von Gutthäter
- Nikolaus Kindler von Zackenstein, administrator of the Landvogtei in Niederlausitz in 1590
In Silesia you can find:
- Karl Friedrich Kindler von Zackenstein and Barbara Elisabeth von Schindel, daughter Anna Helene Kindler von Zackenstein (* around 1676 Kurzwitz , Silesia). She is the wife of Alexander von Schlichting (born October 6, 1672 in Schlichtingsheim ; † 1752). Her ancestry is still unclear.
coat of arms
The Siebmacher board 38 Brandenburg and Silesia shows a Kindler coat of arms: divided, on top of blue a growing naked man, who holds a green branch in each hand. Split at the bottom six times, silver and black.
The Silesia plate 39 shows a red coat of arms for Kindler von Zackenstein, on it a green triple hill. On the middle hill there is a naked child who is holding a black rooster on its outstretched right hand.
literature
- Johann Wilhelm Neumann : Attempt of a history of the Lower Lusatian land bailiffs. First part with several certificates. Lübben 1832, p. 321ff.
- Götz von Houwald : The Kindler von Zackenstein. In: Archives for kin research and all related areas. With practical research assistance. Issue 75, CA Starke Verlag, Limburg an d. Lahn, 1979, pp. 229-237
- Johann Siebmacher : Book of Arms. Volume Silesia, Dead 1. Part. Page 52, plate 39, Kindler von Zackenstein (Kindler von Czakenstein), Volume Brandenburg Dead Supplements. Page 21, plate 14 to Volume Silesia, plate 38
Individual evidence
- ↑ Winfried Töpler : The Neuzelle Monastery and its relationship to the secular and spiritual powers (1268-1817) (= studies on the history, art and culture of the Cistercians, Volume 14). Lukas Verlag, Berlin 2003, ISBN 3-931836-53-3 , p. 219, also: Dissertation, Free University of Berlin, 2001
- ↑ FamilySearch, Film Number: 0537254