Lumerins

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The Graubünden noble family de Lumerins (Lumerinser, Lumbrein, Lumbrins, Lumbrinser, Lumrins, Lumarin, Lumarins, Lombris, Lombriser, Lumbringser, Lumbrys, Lumerinß, Lambareno, Lombrixer, Lumbrinsser) come from Lumbrein in the Val Lumnezia in the Sursel valley .

family

The family is first mentioned in a document in 1231 with Henricus de Lumarins. Various representatives of the family served as judges, abbots, bailiffs and ministerials. The Lumerins entered into marital connections with the leading Graubünden ruling families such as those of Juvalt Capol , Mont , Fontana, von Planta and Sax-Misox .

coat of arms

Coat of arms of the Lumerins family

The coat of arms of the Lumarins shows a silver wave pole on a green background. It represents the division of the community by the river Glenner . Today the coat of arms is the community coat of arms of Lumbrein . The later coat of arms of the Lumerins shows a green wave pole with a silver fish on a blue background.

Castles

The de Lumerins family had claims to the Chisti residential tower on the outskirts of Lumbrein (built in 1316), the Rietberg and Baldenstein palaces in Domleschg and the Löwenberg estate .

Representative

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Coat of arms of Joannes (Hans) Lombris, first district judge of the Gray League
  • Rugo and Richpert, mentioned around 900
  • Henricus, 1231, witness for the monastery of St Luci
  • Konrad (Cundrau), 1235–1247, Abbot of Disentis. 1240 donor of a benefit in the cathedral of Chur .
  • Albertus, mentioned in a document as a witness in 1281
  • Burchardus, mentioned in a document as a witness in 1298
  • Redulfus, mentioned in a document as a witness in 1298
  • Johannes (the elder), 1320–1387, 1384–1385, Vogt im Lugnez on behalf of Sax-Misox, father of Hans, Christoffel, Heinrich and Martin. In 1385 he sold the Rietberg estate (heir of his uncle Hans von Rietberg) to the Bishop of Chur.
  • Christoph (Stoffel), Vogt von Burkart von Richenbach (his cousin) around 1448, allows the sale of a farm in Maienfeld to the city.
  • Hans, 1360 to 1430, from 1388 to 1400 Vogt of Lugnez on behalf of Sax-Misox, 1424 first district judge of the Gray League .
  • Heinrich, buys the Löwenberg rule in Schluein from the Lords of Werdenberg-Sargans in 1429 . Married to Katharina von Sax. Father of Heinrich von Sax.
  • Martin, mentioned in 1391 with his brothers Hans and Heinrich in matters of pledging of goods in Müntinen.
  • Benedikt (Benedict), 1410–1470, captain, 1451–1452 district judge, 1451 Vogt of the Sax-Misox in Lugnez. 1451 Alliance between the Gray Bund and the Engadine (Hartman Plant).
  • Magdalena, sister of Benedikt, Wilhelm and Heinrich. Married to Heinrich Fontana, mother of Benedikt Fontana .
  • Hans (Hanss) (also incorrectly called Niklaus Lombrins), 1460–1530, son of Benedikt, 1484–1485 district judge, nine years Vogt des Lugnezes for the bishop of Chur and master banners of Lugnez 1491–1499, 1499 participant in the Calvenschlacht , 1513–1514 commissioner in Valtellina . 1529 Vogt of Maienfeld.
  • Albin, 1480–1540, son of Hans, 1519 commissioner in Valtellina.
  • Wilhelm, 1450–1510, judgment in 1462 regarding the Tscherlach rule , 1472 Vogt on behalf of Sax-Misox, district judge 1483.
  • Gudegn (Gaudenz), 1410–1470, first Lumerins in Trun, married to Anna, father of Hug, Badrut, Ragett and Claus.
  • Hug, 1440–1510, 1492 master banners of the Cadi , 1495 district judge
  • Badrutt, 1450–1520, 1500 head of the Cadi.
  • Ragett, approx. 1450–1520, m. with Anna von Juvalt.
  • Klaus (Claus), approx. 1460–1520, married. with Jeckna, father of Gaudenz and Konrad
  • Anna, around 1500, married to Wolf von Capol .
  • Jöri, around 1545
  • Lucius, d. 1555, Ilanz, captain, commissioner in Roveredo GR .
  • Gaudenz (Gaudentz, Gudegn), mentioned for the first time in 1516, died 1549, von Zignau , son of Klaus, married. with Afra, 1516 as well as 1527–1533 and 1535–1536 Landammann von Disentis, participant in the 2nd Müsserkrieg around 1531, 1537–1549 several district judges of the Gray League, 1540 court master in the Disentis monastery . He drowned on his return from an embassy in upper Lake Zurich during a storm that caused his ship to sink.
  • Konrad (Conrad, Cundrau), mentioned for the first time in 1520, last time in 1539, brother of Gaudenz, von Zignau, married to Barbara Cäcilia von Sax-Misox, 1520–1536 Landammann von Disentis several times, 1523–1525 Podestà in Morbegno (Veltlin), 1534– 1535 district judge of the Gray League, 1537–1539 governor of Valtellina.

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