Macasius (family)

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Macasius or Macasi, Macasy, later Makasy is the name of a Bohemian family with origins in Friuli . One branch of the family received the nobility diploma in 1663 with the rating of Sternfels .

history

The family name is of Rhaeto-Romanic origin. The gender has its origin in Friuli. As early as 1491, an alleged ancestor by the name of Daniel Anton Macasy is mentioned in San Martino, Spilimbergo (German Spengenberg ). Johannes Macasi the Elder Ä. emigrated from Carinthia to Bohemia for reasons of faith and was pastor in Platten in 1580 and pastor in Lichtenstadt from 1581 . In 1663 the Bergmeister von Gottesgab and Mayor of St. Joachimsthal Johann Gabriel Macasy in Prague, together with his three sons, was awarded the nobility diploma with the title of Sternfels , which also included all his marital heirs and the same heirs of Mans and Frawen Personen für Eifellich at all places and ends . However, subsequent generations probably no longer all carried the predicate. A direct descendant, Franz Anton Makasy, citizen and merchant in St. Joachimsthal, was re-confirmed the nobility with the tribal succession of the Macasy von Sternfels . The letter of nobility then passed to his son Johann Nepomuk Anton Makasy, a merchant in Prague.

coat of arms

In the head of the shield is a raised arm that holds a silver-colored piece of ore in its hand.

Genealogy (selection)

  • Johannes Macasi the Elder Ä. (* around 1557 in Villach ; † 1624 in Zwickau ) Protestant pastor in Platten and Lichtenstadt; ⚭ NN
    • Johannes Macasius the Elder J. (* around 1583 in Lichtenstadt , † around 1625 in St. Joachimsthal), town clerk, treasurer and mayor of St. Joachimsthal; ⚭ 1608 Elisabeth Kolb
      • Johann Gabriel Macasius v. Sternfels (* around 1608 in St. Joachimsthal; † 1665 there), Bergmeister von Gottesgab , treasurer and mayor of St. Joachimsthal; 1st 1635 Magdalena Leinfelder , 2nd 38 1638 Maria Barbara Herolt
        • Johannes Centurio Macasius (* 1636 in St. Joachimsthal, † 1680 in Annaberg ) medic, philosopher, city physician in Annaberg; ⚭ 1665 Maria Opitz
        • Johann Jacob Macasius (* 1639 in St. Joachimsthal) tax collector and mint master in St. Joachimsthal; 1.⚭ 1662 Martha Regina Otto ; 2. Maria Barbara Schedlich
        • Johann Macasius v. Sternfels (* 1641 in St. Joachimsthal, † 1697 ibid), Mayor of St. Joachimsthal; ⚭ 1668 Maria Magdalena Otto
          • Johannes Antonius Macasius (* 1669 in St. Joachimsthal, † 1750 ibid), town clerk, magistrate director in St. Joachimsthal; ⚭ 1721 Anna Maria Schedlich
          • Johann Ignatius Macasi v. Sternfels (* 1671 in St. Joachimsthal; † in Kremsier ), pharmacist in Kremsier; ⚭ Anna Catharina Kuczera
          • Maria Francisca Macasin (* 1674 in St. Joachimsthal, † 1698 in Schlackenwerth ); ⚭ Johann Caspar Ferdinand Fischer , composer and musician
          • Johann Friedericus Macasius (* 1676 in St. Joachimsthal), tax collector , senator in St. Joachimsthal; ⚭ around 1705 Dorothea Francisca Maria
          • Johann Franciscus Macasius (* 1684 in St. Joachimsthal, † 1748 ibid), town clerk in St. Joachimsthal; Mary Magdalene Isabella
            • Franciscus Antonius Macasi (* around 1714 in St. Joachimsthal, † 1751 there), shift supervisor in St. Joachimsthal; ⚭ 1739 Maria Barbara Stigenwürth
            • Johann Adalbert Macasi (* 1716 in Kaaden ), customs collector, customs officer in Kaaden; ⚭ 1750 Maria Franziska Schmidl
              • Franciscus Antonius Bernardus Macasy (* 1762 in Kaaden; † 1800 in St. Joachimsthal) citizen and merchant in St. Joachimsthal; ⚭ 1786 Elisabeth Haidmann
                • Peter Paul Florian Makasy (* 1790 in St. Joachimsthal; † 1878 ibid), director, postman and master craftsman in St. Joachimsthal; 1.⚭ 1816 Veronika Kuhn ; 2.⚭ 1820 Anna Fritsch ; 3.⚭ 1823 Elisabeth Göttl
                • Johann Nepomuk Anton Makasy (* 1791 in St. Joachimsthal), merchant in Prague; ⚭ Anna Wilhelmine Hanke
                • Peter Carl Boromäus Makasy (* 1797 in St. Joachimsthal, † 1882 in Theusing ); Chief forester in Bečov , in the service of Count Beaufort; ⚭ 1840 Antonia Neumann
        • Maria Elisabeth Macasin (* 1643 in St. Joachimsthal) ⚭ 1661 Zacharias Augustinus Eidner v. Wag , customs collector in St. Joachimsthal
      • Hans Friedrich Macasius (* around 1610 in St. Joachimsthal; † in Dresden )
      • Elisabeth Macasin (* 1613 in St. Joachimsthal, † 1660 in Oberwiesenthal ) ⚭ 1638 Augustin Löbel , merchant in Platten and Oberwiesenthal
    • Johannes Paul Macasius (* around 1585 in Lichtenstadt; † 1644 in Zwickau), Physicus, pharmacist in Zwickau; ⚭ 1611 Katharina Köppel

literature

  • Viktor Peter Makasy: The Chronicle of the Macasi Kinship, 1987

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ František Vácslav Peřinka: Dějiny města Kroměříže . 1947 ( google.de [accessed on March 28, 2018]).
  2. ^ Michael Ulrich Brysch: August Hauptmann (1607–1674). On the life, work and impact of a Dresden medical alchemist. Centaurus, Herbolzheim 2012, ISBN 978-3-86226-108-6 , p. 25