Locatelli (noble family)
Locatelli is an old noble family who came from Bergamo and came to Austria . She is said to have received a nobility diploma from Emperor Friedrich II in 1229 .
On May 20, 1647 the family of Ferdinand III. raised to the baron status. The family was raised to the rank of count in 1816.
ancestry
The Locatelli family comes from Austrian counties in what is now Italy. The Locatellis had relatives in Austria, France, Bavaria and Hungary, among others.
history
Mentioned since the 13th century, members of the family later held high offices as generals and landowners in the Habsburg monarchy .
Emperor Ferdinand II confirmed Johann Baptist von Locatelli and his sons Andreas and Anton with a diploma of March 8, 1634, the old nobility with the title of Eulenburg and improved the coat of arms. Emperor Ferdinand III. On May 20, 1647, Andreas and Anton von Locatelli were raised to the baron rank with von Eulenburg and Schönfeld . One branch was accepted into the Gorizia nobility on February 28, 1659. The Austrian barons descend from the imperial chamberlain Johann Baptist, who in 1702 obtained the status of imperial baron from Leopold I.
One branch of the family was represented as a baronial family in the Austrian manor house .
Lines and descendants
The Locatelli family was divided into several lines. The count's line flourished in Lower Austria, with the possession of Schloss Immendorf in the Weinviertel. The baronial line worked in Salzburg and Trieste . The Trieste branch merged with a branch of the Lords of Hagenau , thus creating the line of the Barons von Hagenauer-Locatelli. Today's descendants of the families live in Italy.
Possessions
The Counts in Lower Austria owned Immendorf Castle in Wullersdorf until it passed into the possession of the Barons of Freudenthal in 1886. Triester line had the City Palace in Cormòns , the local winery Angoris, castles and estates in Villa Nuova, Borgnano (in Cormòns), Aquileia and Villa Murat in Trieste.
Angoris winery
coat of arms
- Family coat of arms
Blazon : On a white background a green three-mountain on top of it a natural-colored owl, above three golden floating stars, on the helmet between two golden horns the owl, helmet covers gold-black.
- Barons coat of arms
Blazon: a quartered shield, 1 on a white background a green three-mountain a natural-colored crowned owl with two gold stars, 2 and 3 on black three golden diagonal bars and 4 on red a crowned golden griffin with a halberd in the right paw, two helmets with the owl and the griffin above, helmet covers are black and gold and red and white.
- Count's coat of arms
Blazon: a quartered shield, 1 and 4 on gold four black diagonal bars, 2 on a white background a green three-mountain, a natural-colored owl above three gold stars, 3 on red a crowned golden griffin with a halberd in the right paw, the owl on the crowned helmet , Helmet covers are black and gold.
literature
- Ernst Heinrich Kneschke : German count houses of the present in heraldic, historical and genealogical relation , Volume 2, Leipzig 1853, p. 226 f.
- Otto Titan von Hefner: Krainer Adel , Siebmacher Volume 4, 2nd Department, Nuremberg 1858
- Constantin von Wurzbach : Locatelli, the counts and barons of . In: Biographisches Lexikon des Kaiserthums Oesterreich . 15th part. Kaiserlich-Königliche Hof- und Staatsdruckerei, Vienna 1866, p. 356 ( digitized version ).
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Individual evidence
- ↑ Kneschke describes a different coat of arms with eagle and griffin, the family coat of arms in the middle and three helmets.