Müldner von Mülnheim (noble family)

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The family Müldner was a Hessian Reformed family on 27 November 1830 in Wilhelmshöhe as Müldner of Mülnheim was elevated to the peerage.

Origin of name

Mulde: Middle High German mulde "oblong, semicircular vessel, flour, baking trough" is probably transformed from the same. mhd mu [o] lter , which is based on old high German muoltera , muhltra . The Old High German word is borrowed from the Latin Mulctra "Melkkübel" , a formation of the verb mulgere "milking" (cf. milking). The use of the Old High German word in the sense of "Mulde, Trog" is explained by the fact that the milking vessels that were used in the past had an elongated, trough-like shape. In High German is "hollow" and transferred within the meaning of muldenformige depression (in the soil, stone, coal seam), Talsenkung needed. The mhd form "trough" corresponds to Middle Low German "Molde, Molle" what berlinerisch "Molle on " beer glass, glass beer " is based.

Accordingly, Muldener , later Müldner , also Mildener , Miltener is originally a professional name. The barrel maker, barrel binder or bender made barrels, the Mollenhaier or müldner made elongated, round vessels, e.g. B. for construction workers or bakers. It seems important to pay attention to "d" and "t". A Mülner or Mollner is probably not a Muldener, but a Müller.

coat of arms

In red a silver oblique left-hand bar, loaded in the direction with a green linden leaf († v. Lindau), accompanied by two golden stars; on the helmet with red and silver covers a silver wing, each buried with a red rose on the six wing feathers.

Trunk line

Georg Carl Wilhelm Müldner (born September 24, 1782 in Breuna near Wolfhagen ; † Mülnheim near Hanau January 7, 1863) since 1831 has been in charge of the castle seat of Spangenberg , Kaltenbach , Elbersdorf and of the Eltmannsee dairy , royal westph. Colonel and regimental commander, Elector General-Lieutenant and General-Adjutant of Elector Wilhelm II ; married Eschwege June 29, 1808 Julie Schuhmann, (born April 21, 1786 in Eschwege; † October 6, 1844 in Marburg ). Descendants 1.) Christian Ferdinand August (born October 11, 1809 in Rotenburg an der Fulda ; † 1871), at the castle seat of Spangenberg, Kaltenbach, Elbersdorf and at the Eltmannsee dairy, kurhess. High court trainee , writer. Unmarried. 2.) Georg Carl Wilhelm (born October 31, 1812 in Eschwege; † January 23, 1889 in Burgsitz Spangenberg) 1886 PROA4 , kurhess. High court attorney , then royal prussia. Judicial council ; married Kassel September 11, 1837 Dorothea Magdalena Amalia Frankenberg (born November 26, 1814 in Kassel; † December 11, 1852 in Rotenburg an der Fulda).


Children
2.1.) Carl Louis Theodor (born August 29, 1838 in Nentershausen , † April 23, 1915 in Hildesheim ), 1st Fideikommissherr on Elbersdorf-Spangenberg, royal hann. Premier lieutenant , then royal prussia. Captain a. D .; marries […] November 1871 Wilhelmine Mathilda Natalie Wyneken (* August 8, 1842 in Syke ; † June 24, 1921 in Hildesheim).
Children
2.1.1) Georg Emil Theodor (born February 18, 1873 in Neuss a. Rh .; † January 26, 1940 in Berlin) HHO3X , EK1 , EK2, OMVK3 , SLK2 1st Fideikommissherr on Elbersdorf-Spangenberg, royal prussia. Lieutenant Colonel a. D., Plenipotentiary General of the Ministry of War in Ukraine ; married Hamburg September 30, 1902 (divorced 1911) Alice Friedburg (* March 8, 1882 in Hamburg; † March 6, 1968).
Daughter: 2.1.1.1.) Margarethe Alice Nathalie, (born July 3, 1903 in Hamburg)
2.1.2.) Magdalene Caroline Auguste Mathilde (born August 15, 1874 in Angermünde ; † January 16, 1948 in Gronau near Hildesheim) order nurse. Unmarried.
2.1.3.) Louis Alfred Carl Oscar (born April 1, 1876 in Angermünde; died April 26, 1945 in Berlin), 2nd Fideikommissherr on Elbersdorf-Spangenberg. Unmarried.
2.2.) Louis Ernst Wilhelm Friedrich (* August 6, 1840 in Nentershausen; † May 25, 1890 in Hildesheim) 1870 EK2 2nd Fideikommissherr on Elbersdorf-Spangenberg, royal hann. Second lieutenant, royal prussia. Captain a. D .; × Hamburg […] 1871 Justine Emilie Louise Dorn (* 7 January 1848 in Hamburg; † […]).
children
2.2.1.) Emilie Amalie Dorothea Henriette (born October 26, 1873 in Spangenberg castle seat; † July 31, 1881 in Hamburg (Eimsbüttel))
2.2.2.) Adelheid (Adele) Caroline (born November 15, 1874 in Spangenberg) 1916 PRKM3 .
2.2.3.) Louise Alice Albertine Natalie Julie (born June 30, 1879 in Spangenberg).
2.2.4.) Albertine Louise Auguste (* August 1, 1880 in Spangenberg, † July 13, 1881 in Hamburg (Eimsbüttel)).
2.3.) Agnes Julia Elisabeth (* July 6, 1843 in Nentershausen; † November 1, 1881 in Spangenberg castle seat); × […] (divorced 1878 <) Johann Peter Theodor Schefer * […]; † [<1896] royal prussia. Head forester in Kullick ( digitized in the Google book search).
2.4.) Julie Caroline Helene Elisabeth (born November 10, 1845 in Nentershausen, † October 17, 1879 in Spangenberg); marries Rotenburg an der Fulda July 21, 1866 Friedrich Carl Louis von Marschall from the Gosserstedt house, Dannheim-Wulfershausen line (* July 6, 1831 in Kassel, † December 22, 1910 in Spangenberg) royal prussia. Forester in Spangenberg.
2.5.) Wilhelmine Emma Amalie Adelheid Mathilde Emilie (born January 29, 1848 Nentershausen; † January 26, 1926 in Burgsitz Spangenberg) marries Kassel January 12, 1884 Friedrich Carl Louis von Marschall from the Gosserstedt house, Dannheim-Wulfershausen line, see above.
2.6.) Mathilda Maria Hedwig Dorothea (born November 25, 1850 in Rotenburg an der Fulda; † November 31, 1853 in Rotenburg an der Fulda).

3. Theodor Carl (born June 12, 1817 in Hanau; † January 5, 1841 in Marburg), royal Prussia. Second lieutenant in the infantry regiment (4th Westphalian) No. 17 . Unmarried.
4. Maria Adelheid Müldner (* 1820 - May 1822 in Kassel)
5. Johann Carl Louis Müldner (* September 17, 1822 in Kassel; † October 3, 1829 in Kassel)
6. Julia Helmina Marie, (* August 15, 1824 in Kassel; † December 7, 1855 in Marburg); marries 1844 Dr med. Franz Ludwig Fick (born May 18, 1813 in Erlangen , † December 31, 1858 in Marburg) Professor of Medicine and Anatomy at the University of Marburg .
7. Maria Elise Caroline (* May 12, 1826 in Kassel; † December 16, 1889 in Spangenberg (castle seat)) married Kassel-Garrison in February 1867 to Johann Georg Müller (* October 1, 1824 in Hanau; † March 5, 1881 in Dover (VK)), angel of the Catholic Apostolic Congregation Berlin .
8. Ferdinand Wilhelm Carl Reinhard Müldner (born August 26, 1827 in Kassel, † October 31, 1827 in Kassel)

Possessions

“Having acquired considerable wealth and possessions, the family [v. Lindau] swap their free float for landgraves' properties in Spangenberg and in 1737 contractually became feudal lord of Spangenberg. This fiefdom included the Meierhof in Spangenberg, the estate or dairy in Eltmannsee, extensive forests, hunting and fishing rights as well as a large number of tributary income. When the von Lindau family died out in 1831, Major General and Adjutant General Wilhelm II, the Elector of Hesse, Karl Müldner von Mülnheim, received the castle seat, the Meierhof in Spangenberg and the Eltmannsee estate as a 'new right-wing fief'. When the old Hessian feudal relationships were declared single by law in 1848, the feudal people were raised to become the owners of the feudal fiefs. The fiefdom was now considered inalienable as property and had become a so-called federation commiss.
It was not until after the First World War that the last owners, Georg and Louis von Müldner, received free sales rights and initially sold the Meierhof in Spangenberg to private interested parties, then in 1919 the so-called Kirchwiese, on which the 'Eigen Scholle' settlement was built. In 1926 the estate in Elbersdorf was sold to the district of Melsungen, and in 1927 the large garden in der Winternot, so that only the buildings and the so-called 'pleasure garden' in the upper town of the Müldner von Mülnheim family remained.
The von Müldner family remained the owners of the castle seat for about 100 years. With Louis von Müldner, who had been a major adjutant to the last German crown prince, the male line died out. The castle seat finally fell through sale to the city of Spangenberg, who owned the property until the nineties of the last century ... "

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Source: HStaM inventory 9 a no. Evidence: Elevation of Obersten Müldner to the nobility of the electorate under the name of Müldner von Mülnheim (1831).
  2. ↑ Der Große Duden, Volume 7, p. 454. Bibliographisches Institut Mannheim 1963
  3. ↑ Source: W. v. Hueck (ed.) Adelslexicon Vol. IX, Met-Oe, Limburg ad Lahn 1998, (Genealogisches Handbuch des Adels, Vol. 116 of the complete series).
  4. ↑ Source: HStaM inventory 17 c No. 611: Expektanz und Eventualbelehnung of Carl Müldner v. Mülnheim on the Lindau fiefdom (1830–1831).
  5. ↑ Source: HStaM inventory 17 c No. 1582 and 1583: Enfeoffment of the Müldner von Mülnheim with the former von Lindau fief (1831–1858).
  6. ↑ According to family records of the Pfeiffers (P. Eger), Pauline Stephan visited Mülnheim near Hanau in 1858 with her uncle Lieutenant General Müldner
  7. ↑ The castle seat does not mean the castle, but the noble house on the Winternoth in the city
  8. ↑ around 1860 the total property amounted to 444 ares, source: supplement to the weekly newspaper for the province of Fulda no 32 of August 11, 1860 list of those landowners who are entitled to elect 16 members for the second chamber of the next state parliament VI District Melsungen no 31: Carl Müldner von Mülnheim, Lieutenant General a. D. in Hanau 444 Ar in the Spangenberg district.
  9. ↑ Sources: HStAM inventory 340 Müldner von Mülnheim unregistered package 1
  10. ↑ Children 4, 5 and 8 died before their father was raised to the nobility and therefore do not belong to the actual noble family
  11. ↑ HStAM Best. 250 No. 857: [Personal file] of the higher court clerk Christian August Müldner von Mülnheim. (1832-1848)
  12. ↑ published in Didaskalia No. 174
  13. ↑ on the occasion of his 50th anniversary in office
  14. ↑ HStaM inventory 250 No. 1047: Personal file of Georg Müldner von Mülnheim zu Rotenburg (1833-1851, 1864)
  15. ↑ Source: GW v. Ebertz: Stammliste (short history) of the 2nd Silesian Grenadier Regiment No. 11 (Berlin 1886) p. 118. When Captain Alexander von Bongé, company chief of the 11th company near Vionville, was wounded, second lieutenant Müldner von Mülnheim took over the leadership of this company .
  16. ^ Source: Official Gazette of the Royal Government of Cassel (1916) p. XXXVIII
  17. ↑ Source: Military weekly paper No 37 of September 11, 1841 p. 160
  18. ↑ Officer master list of the Infantry Regiment Graf Barfuss (4th Westphalian) No. 17 from the establishment of the regiment on July 1, 1813 to October 1, 1907 No. 294
  19. ↑ Ranking and quarters list of the royal Prussian army for the year 1841, p. 81.
  20. ^ Source: New Nekrolog der Deutschen Bd XIX Nr 1334
  21. ↑ https://books.google.nl/books?id=-NQ5AAAAcAAJ&pg=PR42&dq=neuer+nekrolog+der+deutschen+m%C3%BCldner&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwj-0cKbpMLlAhVNbFAKHYdYCsIQ6% 20der% 20 German% 20m% C3% BCldner & f = false
  22. ↑ K. Knieriem: Spangenberg. Small town history and small town stories. Ed .: Magistrate of the City of Kassel. 2000.