Marshal called Greiff

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J. Siebmacher's Prussian nobility (barons, supplements) Vol. III. 1. II, plate 10 - Excerpt from Marschall called Greiff

Marshal called Greiff is a Frankish noble family.

history

An old Franconian aristocratic family resident in the formerly imperial knightly town of Baunach , which had sworn up at several monasteries with thirty-two and sixteen ancestors. Heinrich Greiff, Marshal von Henneberg, first appeared in a document in 1127, who, after selling his goods in Alsace , acquired several knightly estates in Franconia and Henneberg , of which the old ancestral seat Erlebach is still owned by the family. Bartl Greiff lived from his descendants in 1149, Wilhelm Greiff attended the siege of Milan under Emperor Friedrich I, the Red Beard, and Heinrich Greiff is mentioned as Marshal of Margrave Hermann in Thuringia in 1204. From this time on, the elders of the family inherited the hereditary marshal's office at Struphe Castle from the Counts of Henneberg . The title of this hereditary office was generally added to the surname "Greiff" at the beginning of the 16th century. Rudolf Greiff and his brother Heino Greiff, Abbot of Königsberg, lived in 1304, Hans Marschall-Greiff of Erlebach, married to Ursula von Sternberg, lived in 1365, Heinrich Greiff in 1384 and Ulrich Greiff, married to Mechtild von Biegenburg, 1395.

coat of arms

Shield of silver and red divided across three times with changed tinctures and without picture or according to other information: shield of black and silver divided once lengthways and twice across, with alternating colors (six places, without picture)

Tribe list

The proper family line of the sex begins with Heinz (Hans) Marschall gen. Greiff zu Erlebach ∞ () Ursula von Rothenhan. In the 10th generation, the following children appear in straight decline:

A1. Gabriel Marshal; ∞ () Metz, Voit von Rieneck
B1. Christoph Marschall called Greiff, commandant of the Veste Coburg ; ∞ () Ursula von Wallenfels zu Lindenberg, daughter of Claus von Wallenfels zu Lindenberg (-)
C1. Jobst Gabriel Marschall called Greiff zu Erlebach, commandant of the Veste Coburg; ∞ () Amalie Elisabeth von Heldritt , daughter of Phillip von Heldritt (-) and Ottilia von Hutten (-)
D1. Veit Ulrich , war councilor and governor of the Coburg, († 1636) ∞ I: () Amalia Sibylla von Stein zum Altenstein, daughter of Hans Wilhelm von Stein zum Altenstein (-) and Sigismundis von Zedwitz (-); ∞ II: () Barbara von Hessberg
E1. Aemelia Magdalena (* 1628; † 1666); ∞ (1651) Philipp Julius von Ostheim zu Friesenhausen (* 1626; † 1667), son of Georg Sigmund von Ostheim zu Friesenhausen (-) and Anna Juliana Susanna von Schaumberg (-)
E2. Hans Christoph († 1686); ∞ (1660) Maria Catharina von Buttlar, daughter of Silvester von Buttlar (-) and Maria Barbara von Boineburg zu Lengsfeld (-)
F1. August Friedrich Gotthilf , Baron von Marschall called Greiff, ducal of Saxony Weimar Privy Councilor and Obermarschall auf Erlebach , Einöd, Oßmannstedt , Ilmsdorf and Beulbar (1714–1728), (* 1675; † 1740); ∞ I: (August 24, 1705 in Altenberga) Sophie Elisabeth von Schwarzenfels (* July 13, 1683; † December 29, 1734 in Weimar; ▭ in Altenberga); ∞ II: () Friederike Bibiane von Bose, widow of Carl Christian von Breitenbauch , (∞ II: NN Heßberg) († 1762), daughter of Carl Haubold von Bose (-) and Christiana Hedwig von Bünau (-)
F2. Adam Friedrich Gottlob , ducal Saxon-Hildburg chamber director; ∞ () Sophia von Wurmb
G1. Baron Ludwig Friedrich Karl Gotthold , († 1801), ducal Saxon-Coburg Privy Councilor and Landjägermeister; ∞ () Friederike, .. Heldburg, († 1839)
H1. Baron Ernst Friedrich Karl Gotthold , zu Erlebach, Grand Ducal Chamberlain of Baden (born February 11, 1795); ∞ (1820) Freiin Christiane Caroline von und zu Thüngen on Burgsinn, (* August 12, 1798; † August 10, 1854 in Erlebach)
I1. Rudolf Karl , kk Oberleutnant, (* December 18, 1822 - August 1, 1866); ∞ (May 8, 1848) Helene von Thewalt-Gürtler (* July 12, 1828), daughter of Joseph von Thewalt-Gürtler (-) and Helene Gürtler von Gürtelrain (-)
J1. Ida Luise (born April 20, 1849)
J2. Rudolf Paul Friedrich Gotthilf , (* May 3, 1851; †† 1929)
→ family extinct (ultimus familiae)
J3. Veit Ulrich Gustav Gotthold , zu Einöd and Erlebach, general in World War I, member of the secret military cabinet of Kaiser Wilhelm (born May 19, 1863, † December 20, 1923 in Erlebach); ∞ (March 15, 1898 in Berlin) Adelheid von Goßler (born March 16, 1870 in Erfurt; † May 17, 1959 in Erlehof near Römhild), daughter of the Prussian Lieutenant General Martin von Goßler auf Calbe II (-) and Marie von Pfuel ( -)
K1. Eva , heiress of the Erlebach estate, (born December 21, 1898 in Frankfurt an der Oder ); ∞ (February 8, 1927 in Coburg) Graduate farmer Werner Clausius, († ⚔ 1939 in Dnepropetrovsk , Ukrainian SSR , Soviet Union )
K2. Marie-Charlotte (born June 20, 1902 at Gut Calbe, Altmark); ∞ (July 19, 1928 in Ummerstadt) Upper Government Councilor Botho von Zander (born October 3, 1888 in Königsberg; † July 26, 1944 in Coburg)
F3. Amalia Sibylla Juliana , ∞ () Freiherr Philipp Siegemund von Hessberg at Ambach Castle, Lord zu Schnodsenbach , (* October 21, 1651 - June 25, 1723), son of Freiherr Friedrich Siegemund von Hessberg, Ambach Castle and Brunn, (1619– 1682) and Barbara Ernestina Geuderin called Rabensteinerin zu Heroldsberg and Stein (–1684)
  • Amalia Magdalena ; ∞ () Ludwig Konrad von Hanstein

literature

  • Höns S. Coburg. Timeline. II. P. 83.
  • v. Gleichenstein (Gotha diplomatica), No. 54.
  • JB Edler de Gleichenstein, Comment. hist.-geneal. de perautiqua stirpe domin. March. de Griffin, Jen. 1727 also in:
  • Miscell. polit.-human., Jenae 1738. IS 1.
  • Gauhe, IS 1315 a. 16.
  • v. Hattstein, II. Suppl. P. 45 and 46.
  • Zedler, XIX. P. 1748.
  • Geneal. Pocket b. d. Freih. Häus., 1854. S. 340-42., 1855. S. 374/375, 1864. S. 524., 1871. S. 440.
  • Siebmacher, v. 139.
  • v. Meding, IS 367.
  • Suppl. To Siebm. W.-B. IV. 18: FHM gen. G. - W.-B. the Saxon. States, IV. 61: v. M.-G.

References and comments

  1. ↑ uni-marburg catalog of the Princely Stolberg-Stolberg collection of funeral sermons ( memento of the original from January 12, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link has been inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. , Vol. I, Leipzig 1927, accessed July 22, 2012 @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / cgi-host.uni-marburg.de
  2. ^ Regional history-online Erlebach , accessed on July 22, 2012.
  3. ↑ books.google.de Gender register of the praiseworthy knights in Voigtlande , author: Johann Gottfried Biedermann , publisher: Spindler, 1752, original from: Bayerische Staatsbibliothek , digitized: August 16, 2010, length: 274 pages, accessed September 18, 2013

Web links

  • books.google.de New general German adels-lexicon : In unified with several historians, Volume 6, page 148ff., Author: Ernst Heinrich Kneschke, Publisher: F. Voight, 1865, Original by: Harvard University, digitized: 11 Aug. . 2005, accessed July 20, 2012
  • zeno.org Marshal called Greiff , accessed July 20, 2012.