List of canons of Constance
The following list of the Constance canons represents a collection of the canons at the Constance Minster . The diocese of Constance , based in Constance on Lake Constance, existed from around 585 until its dissolution in 1821. For the sake of simplicity, the noble and civil canons are before the Secularization listed together. Non-resident canons are marked with an (ND), honorary canons with an (ED).
The following clerics were canons in the former diocese of Constance:
Surname | from | to | ND / ED | annotation |
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Konrad Joseph Franz Xaver Alois Freiherr von Beroldingen zu Gündelhard | (* 1746), Canon of Constance; princely spiritual advice | |||
Albrecht Sigismund of Bavaria | Prince-Bishop of Freising (1652–1685) and also Prince-Bishop of Regensburg (1668–1685) | |||
Albrecht Blarer | 1385 | († 1441); Canon (1385-1386) and Provost (1397-1407) in Constance; Provost of St. Stephan in Konstanz (1417–1422); Cathedral curator in Constance (1431–1441); Bishop of Constance (1407–1410) | ||
Johannes von Botzheim | 1510 | 1526 | Theologian and humanist | |
Hartmann von Bubenberg | circa 1367 | Official of the Constance Curia (1384, 1391 and 1406); Vicar General of Constance (1391 to 1406); Provost of St. Mauritius in Zofingen (1394 to 1421) and St. Ursen in Solothurn (1397/98 to 1421) | ||
Albert (I.) von Castell | Provost of the Cathedral in Constance (1294–1324) | |||
Albert (II.) Von Castell d. J. | 1304 | Brother of Albert (I.); Canon and provost of St. Stephan in Constance; Provost of St. Johann (1333-1334); Provost von Zurzach (1330-1344); Officially (since 1311) and vicar general in Constance | ||
Johannes Egner | 1397 | Master's degree; Canon in Constance and Provost of St. Stephan; Pastor of Flecksberg (diocese of Strasbourg); Canon to St. Johann in Konstanz | ||
Georg Sigmund of Ems | Canon in Constance and Basel | |||
Felix Adam Joseph von Fugger-Glött | 1745 | 1770 | ||
Johann Leopold von Gudenus | ||||
Heinrich von Hewen | ||||
Markus Sittikus of Hohenems | ||||
Berthold von Königsegg-Rothenfels | 1620 | |||
Ulrich Krafft | 1486 | |||
Ulrich von Kyburg | 1229 | |||
Christoph Metzler | ||||
Johann Nepomuk of Montfort | ||||
Friedrich Wilhelm of the Palatinate | 1685 | 1689 | ||
Friedrich on the Rhine | 1430 | |||
Franz Konrad von Rodt | from Meersburg; Canon in Constance and Augsburg; Provost of the Cathedral in Constance (1739) and Eisgarn (1750); Prince-Bishop of Constance (1750); Cardinal (1758); Imperial Baron | |||
Maximilian Christoph von Rodt | 1790 | from Meersburg; Knight of the Order of Malta (1727), then canon in Konstanz, Augsburg and Würzburg; Archdeacon at the Konstanz Cathedral Monastery (1760), Cathedral Cantor (1766) and Provost (1773); Dean of the cathedral in Augsburg (1770–1775); Prince-Bishop of Constance (1775–1799); Imperial Baron | ||
Johann Nepomuk von Roll | 1790 | 1832 | from Bernau in the Black Forest; Cathedral capitular and dean in Konstanz, canon in Osnabrück, domicellar in Worms | |
Lutold von Schaunberg | 1325 | 1328 | Canon in Passau (1299); Provost of Mattsee (1316); Canon in Freising (1320); Provost of St. Stephan and St. Johann in Konstanz (1325); Bishop of Freising (1342-1347) | |
Johann Albrecht Schenk von Stauffenberg (1606–1636) | Canon in Augsburg and Constance | |||
Johann Franz Schenk von Stauffenberg (1658–1740) | 1667 | Canon in Würzburg, Constance and Augsburg, most recently Prince-Bishop of Constance (1704–1740) and Augsburg (1737–1740) | ||
Lothar Schenk von Stauffenberg (1694–1758) | Canon in Eichstätt, Constance and Augsburg | |||
Sebastian Schenk von Stauffenberg (1563–1626) | Canon in Bamberg, Eichstätt, Würzburg and Constance | |||
Franz Johann Vogt of Altensumerau and Prasberg (1611–1689) | 1627 | Canon of Constance (1627), Eichstätt (1634), Augsburg (1635); Auxiliary Bishop (1641) and Prince-Bishop (1645 to 1689) of Constance | ||
Johann II of Werdenberg | 1454 | Canon of Augsburg (1449) and Strasbourg (1451), Bishop of Augsburg (1469–1486) | ||
Johannes Eustache Egolf von Westernach | 1705 | Auxiliary bishop in the diocese of Augsburg (1681–1707); Domkustos (1693), Provost (1698) and Canon of the Augsburg Cathedral | ||
Sigmund Christoph von Waldburg zu Zeil and Trauchburg | 1776 | Prince-Bishop of Chiemsee (1797–1808), Vicar General (1797–1812), Coadjutor (1808–1812) and Administrator of Salzburg (1812–1814) |
See also
Individual evidence
- ^ Franz Xaver Bischof: The End of the Diocese of Constance , Kohlhammer 1989
- ^ Franz Xaver Bischof: Supplement to the general Helvetian-Confederation or Swiss Lexicon. A to D, Volume 1 , 1786 (Bayerische Staatsbibliothek), p. 233
- ^ Helmut Maurer: The Diocese of Constance, Volume 1 , Walter de Gruyter 1981, p. 254
- ^ Helmut Maurer: The Diocese of Konstanz, Volume 1 , Walter de Gruyter 1981, p. 255
- ↑ Helmut Maurer: The Diocese of Konstanz, Volume 1 , Walter de Gruyter 1981, p. 257
- ^ Karl Heinz Burmeister: Georg Sigmund von Ems, Canon of Konstanz and Basel, 1494-1547 , Inn Verlag 1985
- ^ A b Rudolf Vierhaus: Deutsche Biographische Enzyklopädie (DBE): Poethen - Schlüter , Walter de Gruyter 2007, p. 469
- ↑ Helmut Maurer: The Diocese of Konstanz, Volume 1 , Walter de Gruyter 1981, pp. 254-255
- ↑ a b c d Cathedral cloister in Würzburg, Johann Franz Schenk von Stauffenberg , accessed on August 11, 2017
- ^ A b c Jakobus Kaffanke, Edwin Ernst Weber, Thomas Krause: Long live "Secret Germany"! LIT Verlag Münster, 2011, p. 215 , accessed on August 11, 2017