Langen (Brandenburg-Silesian noble family)

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Family coat of arms of those of Langen (Lausitz)

Von Langen or Langenn is the name of a family from Brandenburg and Silesia that belongs to the ancient Lusatian nobility. Name changes occurred through the adoption of the name of the estate or through family ties with an increase in coat of arms.

history

As early as 1315, the von Langen zu Krimnitz , Leipe , Stennewitz, Zerkwitz , Stollhof and Lübbenau , as well as Lehde and Groß Wasserburg (formerly part of the Storkow rule ) were wealthy. The family first appears in a document on September 29, 1315 with Bodo von Langenn in Lübbenau. Bodo (Botho) von Ileburg sold Christian and his sons Christian and Thilemann the Lübben Castle , the city of Lübben and the associated villages. "Kristano milti dicto longo seniori suisque filiis Thylemanno et Kristano." In 1328 Gunthero von Langen owned Pretschen . The Langen von Münchehofe family emerged from this line in the second half of the 14th century, where the line of roots begins around 1390 with Hasse von Langenn.

In 1733 Christian Andreas Langenn, lieutenant colonel from Electoral Saxony , received the imperial nobility status , confirming the old nobility of his family and their coat of arms . His descendants also had high positions in government, court and military service.

coat of arms

The divided coat of arms shows a growing, golden lion in blue above, nestled in gold and black below . The lion grows on the helmet with the blue and gold covers .

Name bearer

From Langen-Steinkeller

Coat of arms of the von Langenn-Steinkeller

The von Langen, wealthy on Birkholz (Brzoza) and Wildenow in the Friedeberg district , were given the name of Langen-Steinkeller in 1820 through the association of names and coats of arms with those of the nobility from New Marks von Steinkeller.

An aristocratic family that previously occurred in Silesia, Edle von Langen , which carried the baronial title, family lines resident in Niederlausitz and in the Mark Brandenburg . 1390 is I.) Hasse von Langenn , ancestor of the line, wealthy at Münchehofe , hence the name leading, also Münchhoff , Münchenhoff , Münchhofen or Münchhöfe .

1.) Hans Langinim (Langen) sat at Münchehofe in 1464

1.) Anton (Anthonius) von Langen was together with his brother 1507 lord of Münchehofe and Gut Krausnick with water castle .
2.) Nickel von Langen was together with his brother 1507 lord of Münchehofe and Gut Krausnick with water castle.
1.) Georg von Langen followed in 1518
1.) Georg von Langenn at Münchehofe (born January 22, 1534) and Agathe von Loeser from the Ahlsdorf house in the former spa district
1.) Nickel (Nikolaus) von Langen (Langenn), in 1583 master at Münchehofe, married to Anna von Schlieben and Dammendorff
1.) Georg von Langen (Langenn) on Neuendorf am See († 1607) In 1607, the Brandenburg council and court fell asleep ... Marschalk auf (Ne) wendorf pea-eating of his age.
2.) Georg von Lange at Münchehofe accompanies the burial on February 1, 1571 at the coffin of Margrave Johann
1.) Nickel (Nicol, Nikolaus) von Langenn (Lange) and Münchehofe († 1599) married to Elisabeth von Bünau . His epitaph can be found at the church of Münchehofe: "In 1599 years the noble, strict and honorable Mr. Nickel von Langen fell asleep in Monchehofe ... Chur and the princely Brandenburg Rittmeister and Rath"
1.) Andreas von Lange and Münchehofe married to Anna Margaretha von Stockheim
1.) Nickel (Nicol, Nikolaus) von Langenn and Münchehofe († 1634) married to Marianne von Zabeltitz from the house of Ilmersdorf near Calau
1.) Margarethe von Lange and Münchehofe married to the royal Swedish general Friedrich von Zabeltitz († before 1652), governor of Westphalia in 1642
1.) Christoph Sigismund von Zabeltitz on topper (* June 4, 1640; † 1658)
2.) Christine von Zabeltitz
2.) von Lange and Münchehofe married to the royal Swedish military master craftsman Arswed Wieberg von Doebern
3.) von Lange and Münchehofe married to a lieutenant colonel von Rosenburg
4.) Moritz Ernst von Langenn married to Elisabeth von Eickstedt (* 1574; † May 2, 1646)
1.) Georg von Langenn
2.) Andreas von Langenn
3.) Ernst von Langenn
4.) Elisabeth Sophie (Söffey) von Lange (* 1600; † 1688 in Stülpe ), married to Hans von Rochow (* August 18, 1596 in Zinna ; † September 16, 1660 in Stülpe), colonel from Brandenburg and Captain von Lehnin . , Herr auf Plessow and Stülpe. In 1649 he owned the Zolchow estate , he had lien in Derwitz , after his death Hans was buried in the hereditary burial in the church in Plessow. At the church is his sandstone epitaph from 1660, which shows him in armor . Elisabeth did not spend her widowhood on Zolchow, but with her youngest son Friedrich Wilhelm in Stülpe, and she was also buried in Plessow.
1.) Hyppollita Elisabeth von Rochow (* 1632; † before 1652), married to Colonel Botho Gottfried von Hacke on Groß Kreutz , she died in the year after the marriage.
2.) Hans Ernst von Rochow (* 1633; † October 22, 1686 in Plessow), Lord of Plessow, Electoral Chamberlain and Commissarius of the Zauchischer Kreis . He was educated, multilingual and trained in a variety of languages; in addition to the headquarters in Plessow and Zolchow, his estates also included Bliesendorf , Kammerode , Ferch , Wildenbruch , Klaistow , half Kanin , the Vorwerk Resau and for a time Kemnitz . Wife was Luise von Hacke (* January 2, 1654 in Berge , † January 11, 1694 in Plessow).
1.) Hans Wilhelm I. (* September 14, 1672; † October 10, 1730), married to Sophie Catharina von Arnim (* January 12, 1672; † May 28, 1751 in Plessow)
1.) Johanna Catharina von Rochow from the Plessow family (* June 10, 1717; † April 1, 1740), she married her cousin Adam Ernst von Rochow (1705–1759)
2.) Lieutenant Adam Ernst I. von Rochow (born August 25, 1676 in Plessow; † May 7, 1705 in Stülpe), Herr auf Stülpe and Commissarius of the Luckenwalde district . Married to Christiane Charlotte von Eimbeck (born January 11, 1683 in Magdeburg ; † March 6, 1741, buried in Lindenberg)
1.) Adam Ernst (born October 31, 1705 in Zolchow; † June 22, 1759 in Zinna, buried in Stülpe), Lord of Stülpe, Holbeck, Schmielkendorf and half of Riesdorf. District administrator of the Luckenwalde district , married to (I) his cousin Johanna Catharina von Rochow from the Plessow house (* June 10, 1717 - April 1, 1740), married to (II) Christiane Luise von Thümen (* March 21, 1721; † December 28, 1745 in Stülpe) from Blankensee . He married (III) Juliane Eleonore von Voß-Gievitz (born March 15, 1734 in Strelitz ; † November 6, 1806 in Berlin)
1.) (II) Friedrich Ludwig von Rochow (born June 16, 1745 in Stülpe; † September 13, 1808 in Plessow), royal Prussian chamberlain and landowner .
2.) (III) Adolf Friedrich von Rochow auf Stülpe (* December 2, 1758 in Neustrelitz ; † February 9, 1813 in Berlin ), royal Prussian chamberlain and landowner.
3.) Barbara Sabina von Rochow (born January 9, 1635 (?) In Plessow; August 18, 1679 in Groß-Kreutz) married her brother-in-law on January 1, 1652 in Lehnin, the widower Botho Gottfried von Hacke auf Groß Kreutz († April 22, 1668 in Groß-Kreutz)
4.) Anna Sophie von Rochow († before 1660), she died young and before her father
5.) Georg Dietrich von Rochow (* 1647; † before 1660) studied at the University of Wittenberg
6.) Friedrich Wilhelm I. von Rochow (born August 17, 1642 in Plessow; † May 14, 1701 in Stülpe)
5.) Margarethe von Langenn († after March 18, 1671) married to Nickel Friedrich von Stutterheim (* around 1622; † May 19, 1670)
2.) Otto von Langenn
3.) Heinrich Ernst von Langenn († before January 10, 1662) married to Anna Sybilla von Stutterheim from the Golßen house
1.) Otto Joachim von Langenn married to (I) Christine Dorothea von Stutterheim from the Kreblitz house , in another marriage to (II) Eva Margarethe von Stutterheim
1) (I) Charlotte Dorothea von Langenn (* December 4, 1688 in Wasserburg; † December 6, 1751 in Göllnitz), married in 1708 to Sigismund Wilhelm von Maltitz (* 1680 in Tauche ; † May 15, 1723 in Tauche), captain and Commissarius of the Beeskow-Storkow district.
1.1) Nicol Otto von Maltitz (* December 13, 1712; † May 16, 1764 in Werben ), Herr auf Tauche, Werben and Luckaitz . Royal Prussian captain a. D. of the Infantry Regiment von Glasenapp (No. 1) under General Field Marshal Christoph Wilhelm von Kalckstein , his wife was Anna Eleonore von Langen (born August 27, 1726 in Wasserburg; † December 27, 1796 in Drebkau )
2) (I) Caspar Sigismund von Langenn (* February 7, 1695 in delete; † October 27, 1743 in Bornsdorf), married on January 5, 1724 in Werben with Anna Eleonore von Stutterheim (* November 24, 1696 in Werben; † March 9, 1750)

The last owner was Hans Ernst von Langen, who had to give up the fiefs at Münchehofe, Birkholz and Hermsdorf in 1692.

More name bearers

  • Baron Johann Anton von Lange and Münchehofe († 1752), provost of the cathedral monastery in Glogau
  • Baron Josef Anton von Langen and Münchhofen († 1793), Canon of Breslau and Glogau
  • Baron Franz Carl von Lange and Münchehofe, royal Prussian chief Acciseinspektor in Breslau in 1837

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Other noble families from Langen

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ charter of the Counts to Lynarschen archive in Lübbenau
  2. ^ George Adalbert von Mülverstedt : Diplomatarivm ilebvrgense (= collection of documents on the history and genealogy of the Counts of Eulenburg), E. Baensch jun. Magdeburg 1877, p. 139
  3. ^ Hans Friedrich von Ehrenkrook: Genealogical manual of the nobility. Volume 22, CA Starke Verlag 1960, p. 452, document from the Counts of Lynar's collection in Lübbenau
  4. ^ Association for the history of the Mark Brandenburg: Märkische researches. Volume 13 and 14, Ernst & Korn, Berlin 1876, p. 432
  5. ↑ History from Eichow ( Memento from June 6, 2009 in the Internet Archive )
  6. ↑ a b c Sorbian Institute: Lětopis . Annual journal of the Institute for Sorbian Folk Research in Bautzen. Volumes 47–49, Bautzen 2000, p. 7
  7. ↑ Anton Balthasar König : Biographical lexicon of all heroes and military figures who made themselves famous in Prussian service. Third part M-See, Arnold Wever, Berlin 1790, p. 296
  8. ^ Adolph Friedrich August von Rochow: News on the history of the lineage of those von Rochow and their possessions. Berlin 1861, p. 83
  9. ↑ Note: There are statements that she was born in 1615, that must be a reading error, because she was referred to as the younger sister of Hyppolita by Adolph Friedrich August von Rochow (p. 84)
  10. ↑ Deutsche Adelsgenossenschaft (Ed.): Yearbook of the German Adels. Volume 2, WT Bruer Berlin 1898, p. 513f .
  11. ^ M. Christian Friedrich Jacobi: European genealogical manual for the year 1800. Johann Friedrich Gleditschens Handlung, Leipzig 1800, p. 163