Moser from Ebreichsdorf

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Coat of arms of the Moser von Ebreichsdorf

The Moser von Ebreichsdorf (also Mosern, Moser zu Ebreichsdorf ) were an aristocratic family that was accepted into the herbland knighthood in 1606, under the new Lower Austrian class in 1635 and under the old knightly class in 1718. Karl Leopold Friedrich von Moser was in the January 26, 1765 Empire baron charged.

history

The Moser are a Lower Austrian noble family, which is first mentioned in a document around the middle of the 16th century. The two brothers, Niklas Christoph and Hanns Moser , received a new coat of arms from the Roman-German King Ferdinand I in Speyer on March 21, 1544 .

The first significant representative of this family is the Viennese mayor Daniel Moser (1570–1639), who distinguished himself as a soldier, was later city judge in Vienna and most recently mayor several times. In recognition of his services, he was raised to the herbland knighthood on July 12, 1606 and accepted into the Lower Austrian county on May 11, 1635. In 1639 he bought the Ebreichsdorf estate in Moos, which, however, only remained in the family's property until 1686, and then called himself Moser von Ebreichsdorf .

Karl Leopold Friedrich (1688–1770) became a real Austrian councilor in 1712 and in 1729 by Emperor Karl VI. appointed Lower Austrian Land-Sub-Marshal . He was instrumental in founding the Savoyard Academy on the Laimgrube in Vienna, which was later merged with the kk Theresianum (today the Gymnasium Theresianum ). After 35 years of service as sub-marshal he was appointed privy councilor in recognition of his services . Karl Leopold Friedrich von Moser and his descendants were elevated to the status of baron on January 26, 1765 . In 1732 he acquired the Achau estate with the Riedenhof and in 1756 also the Guntramsdorf estate . His two younger brothers Johann Ferdinand (1699–1738) and Johann Daniel (after 1699–1769) were Truchseß, pre-cutter and cupbearer, and Johann Daniel was also the court treasurer of Charles VI.

Karl Leopold Joachim (1744–1823), the eldest son from Karl Leopold Friedrich's second marriage, worked as a Raitherr for the Lower Austrian estates. In 1764 he became Truchseß and, after the dissolution of the estates colleges, in 1765, he became a member of the Lower Austrian government. In 1770, Karl Leopold became a member of the knighthood and in 1784 was a member of the estate committee. In 1802 he became, like his father, Land-Untermarschall and in 1819 Knight of the Leopold Order . Through his wife Anna Theresia von Suttner-Gundacker he came into possession of the Ebenfurth estate .

Personalities

coat of arms

Squared shield with central shield. The latter is split in gold and red, in the right gold half is a black gold-crowned and armed eagle, in the left red half a silver slanting bar and in it a lark flying upwards. In the shield, 1 and 4 show a red and silver cross-sectioned field and in the same a right-jumping gold-crowned griffin with alternated tinctures; 2 and 3, divided transversely by blue and gold, show three natural moss ears rising up on just as many black mounds of earth and between them two golden stars visible in the upper ground.

The shield is covered by the barons' crown, from which three crowned tournament helmets rise. On the crown of the middle helmet, the griffin stands between two trunks with three moss cobs in their mouths, gold and black on the right and red and silver on the left. The crown of the right helmet bears the eagle of the central shield, that of the left a red oriental hat with a golden envelope and covered with a golden crown from which three natural peacock feathers rise up.

The helmet covers are black with gold on the right, red with silver on the left. The shield holders are two golden griffins with breading in their free claws, the right one is golden and shows the eagle, the left one is red and shows the silver bar with the lark.

  • Old coat of arms of the Ebreichsdorf community

  • Daniel Moser's coat of arms

  • Coat of arms of Baron Moser zu Ebreichsdorf

  • Family coat of arms on the estate of Achau Castle

literature

Web links

Commons : Moser von Ebreichsdorf  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

See also

Individual evidence

  1. ^ In Johann Conrad Peetz: Newly opened European State Theatrum: On which d. Noblest. .., Regensburg 1731 link to google.books all three brothers are written as Mosern
  2. ↑ JG Megerle, Austrian Adelslexikon des 18. und 19. Century , Vienna 1822, p. 72
  3. ↑ Part 2 and 3 corresponds to the old coat of arms of Ebreichsdorf see heimatmuseum-ebreichsdorf.com