Meinrad von Buol
Meinrad von Buol (born October 30, 1588 in Davos ; † July 13, 1658 in In den Bruchten, (Davos-Platz)), was a Swiss nobleman, Buol (noble family) .
family
Meinrad was the third child of Salomon von Buol (1481-1567) married judge and treasurer to Davos, Landammann , federal Landammann, magistrate and Lieutenant Colonel in the French services, 1607 ennobled by Henry IV. King of France and Verena Andres. He was married three times; first marriage in 1608 with Elisabeth Bavier, Td Johann Bavier ud Euphrosina Sprecher, † 1618; in second marriage with Barbara Sprecher von Bernegg , Td Andreas Sprecher von Bernegg ud Dorothea Müller, born April 16, 1601, † June 22, 1637 in Davos and in third marriage 1638 with Anna Kuon von Rheinegg.
The marriage with Elisabeth Bavier had three children:
- Verena Buol * 1611 in Davos, † 1611
- Salomon Buol * 1612 in Davos, † 1656. Lieutenant and master of the banner
- Cleophea Buol * 1615 in Davos
Barbara Sprecher von Bernegg gave him six children:
- Verena Buol * 1618 in Davos, † around 1618/20
- Verena von Buol * 1620 in Davos, † 1649, ∞ Johann Sprecher von Bernegg, * March 10, 1617 in Davos, † after 1651, ensign and court jury member of the Davos region
- Andreas Buol * 1627 in Davos, † 1669, state administrator
- Anna Buol * 1629 in Davos
- Meinrad Buol * 1631/32 in Davos, † 1669, captain in Portuguese service, vicar in Valtellina, citizen of Jenins , ∞ Margaretha von Salis - Aspermont , in 1∞ with Andreas Guler von Wynegg.
- Dorothea Buol, * in Davos, ∞ Hans Biäsch from Porta
Career
Meinrad Buol was initially a signatory in Davos. From 1607 to 1609 Podestà was in Bormio and from 1613 to 1615 in Teglio . In 1617 he was appointed marriage judge in Davos. 1629–1643 Landammann of Davos and as such at the same time federal Landammann of the Ten Courts Federation. In 1642 his re-election led to a dispute with the other courts of the Ten Courts Federation, which was ended in 1644 with the so-called "Waser'schen Spruch". In 1647/48 and 1655/56 again Bundslandammann. 1643 Governor of the Valtellina. 1651 president of the syndicature (supervisory commission over Veltliner administration), 1629–1642 Salomon Buol was repeatedly envoy of the three leagues. He was a leader in the Venetian-French party, later a supporter of a compromise with Spain and Austria .
literature
- Silvio Färber: Buol, Meinrad. In: Historical Lexicon of Switzerland .
- Peter Walser, “ Meinrad Boul ”, in Davos Revue 1988, pp. 129–132
- Family tree of the Buol family (Buol Family Tree) by Justin Buol and Anton von Sprecher (PDF; 4.86 MB) 2011
Individual evidence
- ↑ Buol Family Tree by Justin Buol and Anton von Sprecher No. 4 p. 314ff
- ↑ Family tree of the Sprecher von Bernegg family, plate 12.1205 p. 220
- ^ Anton Mooser - Bündner monthly newspaper "Die Guler von Wyneck," 1934
- ↑ Davos Chronicle by Florian and Fortunat von Sprecher, "p. 356
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Buol, Meinrad from |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Swiss nobleman |
| DATE OF BIRTH | October 30, 1588 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Davos |
| DATE OF DEATH | July 13, 1658 |
| Place of death | Davos |