List of the fallen nobles on the Habsburg side in the battle of Sempach / G
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gender | First name (s) | Unit name | Headquarters | different spellings | Swell) | Remarks | coat of arms |
Gasser | Haintz; Hanss; Hayntz | Haintz Gasser | Winterthur | • Conrad Schnitt: Book of arms of the Basler families, 1530 • Austrian loss list, 1488 • Thurgau Chronicle |
" Von Winttertur, the prince schnider " | ||
Give-shepherd | Lüthold; Luetfried | see: Lüthold Schäffer | Freiburg | ||||
Gerberg | see Tierberg | ||||||
Geroldseck | Walther; Waltherus; Walter; Walthersu | Walter von Geroldseck | Hohengeroldseck or Stadtburg Lahr | Gerltzegg; Gerolczegge; Gerolczegh; Geroldsberg; Geroldzegg; Geroltzeck; Geroltzecke; Geroltzeckg; Geroltzegg; Geoltzegkh; Gerozoch, high Gerolzegg | • Constanzer Chronik • Frankfurt Loss List • Stuttgart Annalen • Eydgnössisch-Swiss Regiment Ehren-Spiegel • Lucerne Chronicle by Melchior Russ, 1482 • Chronicle of Nicolaus Stulmann, 1407 • Conrad Schnitt: Book of Arms of the Basler families, 1530 • Austrian loss list, approx. 1484 • Jakob Twinger von Königshofen, canon of Strasbourg • Breisgauische Liederhandschrift, 1445 • Stadtchronik von Bern and Conrad Justinger's Berner-Chroni, 1414/1420 • Thurgauer Chronik; Gebhard Dacher's Konstanzer Chronik, 1470 • Austrian Chronicle of Veit Arenpeck, 1488–1495 • Anonymous Austrian Chronicle in Stuttgart, handwriting 16th century • Petermann Etterlin's Chronik, Basel, 1507 • Johann Viler: Chronica von Keisern, Paepsten, Confederation and Alsace; Austrian list of losses, 1488 • Aegidius Tschudi : Chronicon Helveticum • List of Christian Wurstisen, after 1580 |
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Geroldseck | Ulrich | Ulrich von Geroldseck | Hohengeroldseck or Stadtburg Lahr | Geroldsegg | Lucerne Chronicle by Melchior Russ, 1482 | " Fryherr "; only mention of Ulrich v. G. | |
Gessler | Burckhart; Burckart; Burckhardt; Burckhardus; Burchartt; Burckart | Burckart Gessler | Breisach | Gäszler; Gesler; Gösler | • Breisgauische Liederhandschrift, 1445 • Lucerne Chronicle by Melchior Russ, 1482 • Anonymous Austrian Chronicle in Stuttgart, handwriting 16th century • Chronicle of Nicolaus Stulmann, 1407 • Conrad Schnitt: Book of arms of the Basler family, 1530 • Austrian loss list, approx. 1484 • Additions to Petermann Etterlin's Chronicle, 1531–1545 • Thurgau Chronicle • List of Christian Wurstisen, after 1580 |
" Nobiles de provincia Brissgaude "; from Brysach | |
Geudertheim | unknown | unknown from Geudertheim | Geudertheim Castle (Brumath) | Göterthem; Goudertheim | • St. Blasian manuscript from Königshofen's chronicle • Jakob Twinger von Königshofen, canon of Strasbourg |
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Gfüger | see Pflüger | ||||||
Gisingen | Andreas | Andreas von Gisingen | Federal-Swiss Regiment Ehren-Spiegel | only mention | |||
Smooth | see: Velcro | ||||||
Glerr, Glär | see: Velcro | ||||||
Gösgen see Schenk von Gösken | Heinrich | Heinrich Schenk von Gössgen | The barons of Gösgen themselves died out in 1383. | ||||
Gosloth | Fritz | Fritz Gosloth | Freiburg | Gössolt | • Austrian list of losses, 1488 • Klingenberg Chronicle by Johann von Klingenberg |
" Fridborg "; " Diss after denigrated knights and servants are vss dem brissgöw " | |
Götsch | Christoph; Cristoffel; Christoffel; Crystoffel, Cristoff | Cristoffel Götsch | Malaun in Dorf Tirol (Botzen?) | Götsach; Gotsch; Götsche; Götzsch; Göther; Götz; Lotsch, Göschz | • Chronicle of Nicolaus Stulmann, 1407 • Eydgnössisch-Swiss Regiment Ehren-Spiegel • Austrian loss list, approx. 1484 • Thurgau Chronicle; Breisgauische Liederhandschrift, 1445 • Conrad Schnitt: Book of arms of the Baslerischen dynasties, 1530 • Austrian loss list, 1488; • List of Christian Wurstisen, after 1580 |
is buried in Königsfelden |
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Götsch | Küenz; Cunrat | Cunrat Götsch | Malaun in Tirolo | Götz; Göther | • Austrian list of losses, 1488 • Lucerne chronicle by Melchior Russ, 1482 |
"Sin brother"; "From Empfen" | |
Götsch | Nichlus, Nicolaus; Niclaus; Nicolaus; Nichas; Niclas | Niclaus Götsch | Malaun in Tirolo | Götsach; Gotsch; Götsch; Götsche; Götschi; Gottenburg; Götz; Götzsch; Lotsch; Goeschz | • Chronicle of Nicolaus Stulmann, 1407 • Austrian list of losses, approx. 1484 • Thurgau Chronicle • Breisgauische Liederhandschrift, 1445 • Eydgnössisch-Schweizerischer Regiment Ehren-Spiegel • Conrad Schnitt: Book of Arms of the Basler families, 1530 • Additions to Petermann Etterlins Chronik, 1531–1545 • Petermann Etterlin's Chronik, Basel, 1507 • Lucerne Chronicle by Melchior Russ, 1482 • Austrian Chronicle by Veit Arenpeck, 1488–1495 • Anonymous Austrian Chronicle in Stuttgart, handwriting 16th century • Austrian list of losses, 1488 • List by Christian Wurstisen , after 1580 |
"Sin brother"; "Von Potzen"; "Von Botzen"; miles ; is buried in Königsfelden |
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ridge | Berenhart; Berchtel; Bernhart; Bechtold; Berchtold; Berchtolt; Hans Bernhart; Behtolt; Hanns Bernhart; Hans Bernhard | Berchtold ridge | Sulz | Grätt; Grot; Grott | • Breisgauische Liederhandschrift, 1445 • Conrad Schnitt: Book of arms of the Baslerischen dynasties, 1530 • Austrian loss list, approx. 1484 • Petermann Etterlin's Chronik, Basel, 1507 • Stadtchronik von Bern and Conrad Justinger's Berner-Chroni, 1414/1420 • Additions to Petermann Etterlins Chronik, 1531–1545 • Lucerne Chronicle by Melchior Russ, 1482 • Jakob Twinger von Königshofen, canon of Strasbourg • Johann Viler: Chronica of Keisern, Popes, Confederation and Alsace • Anonymous Austrian Chronicle in Stuttgart, handwriting 16th century • Aegidius Tschudi : Chronicon Helveticum • List of Christian Wurstisen, after 1580 |
"Von Gretz"; "Von grätz"; "From the knights from Elsas" Tschudi writes: "Mr. Hans Bernhard Grat von Sulz Ritter" | |
Greifenstein | Caspar | Caspar von Greifenstein | South Tyrol, Greifenstein Castle (South Tyrol) | Griffenstein | Lucerne Chronicle by Melchior Russ, 1482 | only mention of Caspar v. G. The Greifenstein family died out in the battle of Sempach. | |
Greifenstein | Fridericus; Fridricus; Fridrich; Friderich; Fridricus; | Friedrich von Greifenstein | South-Tirol; Greifenstein Castle (South Tyrol) | Graiffenstainer de Athesi; Greiffenstein; Greyffenstain; Greyffenstainer; Greyffenstayn; Greyffenstein; Griffenstain; Handle stainer; Griffenstein; Gryffenstain; Gryffenstein; | • Chronicle of the Austrian Gregor or Matthäus Hagen, around 1394 • Chronicle of Thomas Ebendorfer von Haselbach, approx. 1440–1463 • Chronicle of the Benedictine taster Kremsmünster in Austria • Austrian list of losses, approx. 1484 • Anonymous Austrian Chronicle in Stuttgart, handwriting 16th century. • Eydgnössisch-Swiss Regiment Ehren-Spiegel • Chronicle of the Benedictine monastery Zwettel in Austria • Austrian list of losses, 1488 • Austrian chronicle of Veit Arenpeck, 1488–1495 • Chronicle of Nicolaus Stulmann, 1407 • Thurgau chronicle • Lucerne chronicle by Melchior Russ, 1482 • Austrian chronicle Chronicle • Additions to Petermann Etterlin's Chronicle, 1531–1545; Breisgauische Liederhandschrift, 1445 • Conrad Schnitt: Book of arms of the Baslerischen dynasties, 1530 • Klingenberg chronicle by Johann von Klingenberg • Aegidius Tschudi : Chronicon Helveticum • List of Christian Wurstisen, after 1580 |
“ Afterwards all those who were killed in this way with Herzog Lüpolt von Osterrich for Sempach…. And ligen to Küngsfelden ”; "Paner are masters and strangers"; "Schiltig knight and servant"; “Ab der Etsch”; "Knight"; "Miles" ; The Greifenstein family died out in the battle of Sempach. Klingenberg lists him as a standard bearer |
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Greifenstein | Hans | Hans von Greifenstein | South Tyrol, Greifenstein Castle (South Tyrol) | Griffenstein | Lucerne Chronicle by Melchior Russ, 1482 | only mention of Hans v. G. A multitude of chronicles confirms that there were probably two fallen of this sex with additions like "zwen" or "duo". Since the majority is named Friderich, it remains open what the name of the second fallen man was, Hans or Caspar. The Greifenstein family died out in the battle of Sempach. | |
Grimmenstein | The strong; The Starck; Strong; Starck; Hermann | The Stark von Grimmenstein | Lower Austria? Switzerland?; Grimmenstein Castle ? | Grünenstein; Grymmenberg; Grymmenstein | • Additions to Könighofen's Chronicle, 1406 • City Chronicle of Bern and Conrad Justinger's Berner Chroni, 1414/1420 • Lucerne Chronicle by Melchior Russ, 1482 • Petermann Etterlin's Chronicle, Basel, 1507 • German Chronicle, edited after Königshofen for Jakob von Stein von Bern, written by Melchior Rupp, schoolmaster of Schwyz, 1469 • Aegidius Tschudi : Chronicon Helveticum |
“ Uss dem Etzschland ” The Stark von Grimmenstein sent a letter of rejection to Zurich. In it he is referred to as coming from the "Rheinthal". Tschudi gives Hermann von Grünenstein as his name, but also lists a "Starck von Grimmenstein" among the fallen "Ab der Etsch" |
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Grünenberg | Hans; Hanss; Johannes; Johans; | Hans von Grünenberg | Grünenberg Castle (Melchnau) | Grünenbergkh; Hunenberg | • Conrad Schnitt: Book of Arms of the Basler families, 1530 • German chronicle, edited after Königshofen for Jakob von Stein von Bern, written by Melchior Rupp, schoolmaster of Schwyz, 1469 • Eydgnössisch-Swiss Regiment Ehren-Spiegel • Jakob Twinger von Königshofen, canon Strasbourg • Lucerne Chronicle by Melchior Russ, 1482 • Austrian Chronicle of Veit Arenpeck, 1488–1495 • City Chronicle of Bern and Conrad Justinger's Berner Chroni, 1414/1420 • Johann Viler: Chronica of Keisern, Popes, Confederation and Alsace • Aegidius Tschudi : Chronicon Helveticum • List of Christian Wurstisen, after 1580 |
Classification in the family unclear; long identified as John I the Grim, who, however, died in 1384. Tschudi simply calls him "Der Alt von Grünenberg / Fry." | |
Grüningen | Schweickhart | Schweickhart von Grüningen | Federal-Swiss Regiment Ehren-Spiegel | only mention | |||
Grumbach ? | Johann | Johann von Grumbach | Grunpach | Federal-Swiss Regiment Ehren-Spiegel | only mention | Possibly. | |
Güss Güssenberg | Brun; Bruno; the Brün; Brown; Proun; Brun; Primi; | Bruno Güss from Güssenberg | Güssenburg Castle (Hermaringen)? | Greetings; Güß; Casts; Güssz; Molding; Castings; Cast | • Chronicle of Nicolaus Stulmann, 1407 • Eydgnössisch-Swiss Regiment Ehren-Spiegel • Austrian loss list, approx. 1484 • Thurgau Chronicle • Anonymous Austrian Chronicle in Stuttgart, 16th century manuscript • Additions to Petermann Etterlin's Chronicle, 1531–1545 • Breisgauische Liederhandschrift , 1445 • Conrad Schnitt: Book of Arms of the Basler Family, 1530 • Lucerne Chronicle by Melchior Russ, 1482 • Austrian list of losses, 1488 • Frankfurt list of losses • List of Christian Wurstisen, after 1580 |
“Afterwards all those who were killed in this way with Herzog Lüpolt von Osterrich for Sempach…. And zuo Küngsfelden begdraben time - item is zuo wüssen which disse men alone in eineme box-gen Küngssfelden are coming and sense advises and Sindt been Dienner: "; "Diss warent uss the Swabian lands"; "De Swewia" |
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Güss Güssenberg | Hammann; Hemmann; Haman; Herman; Hanman; Hermanus; Hermannus; Hanns (his cousin) | Hanman Güss von Güssenberg | Güssenburg Castle (Hermaringen)? | Güß; Casts; Güssz; Güzz; Molding; Castings | • Chronicle of Nicolaus Stulmann, 1407 • Eydgnössisch-Swiss Regiment Ehren-Spiegel • Austrian loss list, approx. 1484 • Thurgau Chronicle • Anonymous Austrian Chronicle in Stuttgart, handwriting 16th century • Breisgauische Liederhandschrift, 1445 • Chronicle of the Benedictine koster Kremsmünster in Austria • Lucerne Chronicle by Melchior Russ, 1482 • Austrian Chronicle by Veit Arenpeck, 1488–1495 • List by Christian Wurstisen, after 1580 |
"Zwen"; "Miles" ; is buried in Königsfelden |
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Gundelfingen | Schweickhart | Schweickhart von Gundelfingen | Federal-Swiss Regiment Ehren-Spiegel | "Freyherr"; "Swabia" only mention |
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b Thurgau Chronicle, written beginning. 15th century
- ↑ a b c Lucerne Chronicle by Melchior Russ, 1482
- ↑ a b Chronicle of Nicolaus Stulmann, 1407
- ^ Additions to Petermann Etterlins Chronik, 1531–1545
- ^ List of Christian Wurstisen, after 1580 , footnote 7.
- ↑ a b c d Austrian list of losses, 1488
- ↑ a b Klingenberger Chronik by Johann von Klingenberg
- ↑ Conrad Schnitt: Book of Arms of the Basler Family, 1530 and Thurgauer Chronik, written in the beginning. 15th century
- ↑ a b c Oesterreichische Chronik des Veit Arenpeck, 1488–1495
- ↑ a b c Conrad Schnitt: Book of Arms of the Basler Family, 1530
- ^ A b Petermann Etterlin's Chronik, Basel, 1507
- ↑ Austrian loss list, approx. 1484
- ↑ Anonymous Austrian Chronicle in Stuttgart, handwriting 16th century.
- ↑ a b Eydgnössisch-Swiss Regiment Ehren-Spiegel
- ↑ History of the Rhine Valley, along with a topographical-state description of this country, St. Gallen, 1805
- ^ Aegidius Tschudi : Chronicon Helveticum
- ↑ Lucerne Chronicle by Melchior Russ, 1482 and Jakob Twinger von Königshofen, canon of Strasbourg, 1386