Nagel (noble family)

Nagel is the name of a Westphalian noble family from the Ravensberg nobility , which in the 16th century to the Rhineland and in the Netherlands spread.

history

The family first appears in a document in 1242 with Conradus Nagel and begins its reliable line of tribe with the knight Eggert Nagel , who appears in a document as a Count of Ravensberg ministerial in the years 1292-1300 .

Cologne line

The parent company was the Herl house near Cologne.

Pedigree of Nagel zu Herl (written on September 15, 1734)

Mathias von Nagel from Ittlingen

Georg Adoph Freiherr von Nagel zu Herl

Maria Judith von Katerbach from Haus zur Gaul

Mathias Werner von Nagel, Mr. von Haus Herl

Werner Freiherr von Gymnich zu Vlatten

Maria Anna Adriana Freifrau von Nagel, born von Gymnich zu Vlatten

Maria Anna Scheiffard from Merode zu Birlinghausen

Konrad Kaspar von Nagel Mr. zu Herl

Engelbert von Neuhoff called Ley zu Badinghausen

Friedrich Kaspar Freiherr von Neuhoff called Ley zu Badinghausen

Anna Magaretha von Scheidt called Weschpfenning vom Haus Elsfeld

Maria Anna Josepha Baroness von Nagel nee Neuhoff called Ley zu Badinghausen

Eno Adam Freiherr von In- und Kniphausen, Herr von Kutzeborg and Jendelt in East Friesland

Anna Magaretha Freiin von In- und Kniphausen daughter of the houses and glories Lutzeborg and Jendelt in East Friesland

Oktavia Johanna von Riperda daughter of Haus und Herrlichkeit Frambsum in Gröninger Land

Pedigree (written down by Nagel zu Herl and Gaul on January 10, 1766) - (written down by Nagel zu Ittlingen on November 17, 1781)

Matthias von Nagel zu Ittlingen

Georg Adoph Freiherr von Nagel zu Herl

Maria Judit von Katterbach from Haus zu Gaul

Matthias Werner from Nagel to Herl

Werner Freiherr von Gymnich zu Vlatten

Maria Anna Adriana from Gymnich zu Vlatten

Anna Maria Scheiffard from Merode zu Birlinghausen

Konrad Kasper from Nagel to Herl and Gaul

Engelbert von Neuhoff called Ley zu Badinghausen

Friedrich Kasper von Neuhoff called Ley

Anna Magaretha von Scheidt called Wechpfenning from Haus Elzfeld

Maria Anna Josepha von Neuhoff called Ley

Eno Adam Freiherr von In- und Kniphausen

Anna Magaretha Freiin von In- and Kniphausen

Ostavia Johanna von Ripperda zu Farmblum

Franz Adolph Joseph von Nagel von Herl and Gaul
Franz Karl Freiherr von Nagel zu Ittlingen

Johann Eberhard von Cortenbach on Knowledge and Sulz

Bertram Wilhelm von Cortenbach, Lord of Knowledge and Schönbeck

Anna Clara von Zweiffel daughter of Wissen and Sulz

Ferdinand von Cortenbach near Rheindorff

Heinrich Wilhelm von Hatzfeld zu Wildenburg

Katharina Charlotta Magaretha von Hatzfeld and Wildenburg

Maria von Velbrük zu Garath

Abrina zu Cortenbach near Rheindorff

Lutger Winand from Quadt zu Alsbach

Friedrich Ludger from Quadt zu Alsbach

Kirstina von Wolfen from Haus Broich in Spich

Maria Anna Elisabeth from Quadt zu Alsbach

Henrich Engelbart von Langen von Sögelen

Helena Sibila von Langen von Sögeln

Sibilla Agnes from and to Westerholt and Lembeck

Ravensberg line

In the middle of the 15th century, Duke Gerhard von Berg , who was also Count von Ravensberg at the time, made the Knight of Nagel bailiff of Ravensberg, which consisted of the parishes of Borgholzhausen, Halle and Versmold. The Ritter von Nagel belonged to the ministerial nobility of the County of Ravensberg . Their headquarters are at Königsbrück Castle in Melle.

Geldern line

In 1539 Joost von Nagel married Anna von Keppel, heiress to Ampsen in Geldern. This is how he founded the Dutch van Nagell van Ampsen line

Ascheberg line

Hermann Nagel "zu Königsbrügge" and Anna Schmiesing zu Itlingen in Ascheberg. With that he took over the Itlingen Castle and founded the line from Nagel to Ittlingen . While the older line at Königsbrück died out soon afterwards, the younger line at Ittlingen planted the family to Vornholz, Loburg etc. Georg or Jörg Nagel von Ittlingen marries Apolina von Wendt from Haus Betzen (von Schlon called Tribbe). Their son Adolf von Nagel zu Ittlingen becomes the progenitor of the Ostbevern line. House Itlingen is still owned by the Barons von Nagel.

Wipperfürth branch line

see: Nagelsgaul

Ostbevern line

In 1651 a brother-in-law of Droste zu Senden, Adolf von Nagel, owner of Loburg Castle in Ostbevern , becomes . On April 14, 1649, Adolf von Nagel zu Ittlingen married Elisabeth Anna Droste zu Loburg (daughter of Joachim Droste zu Loburg). Their first son Georg Joachim marries Magaretha Adelheid Dorothea von Eerde († 1724). Their son, Johann Caspar Friedrich von Nagel zu Loburg, married Elisabeth Bernhardina Theodora von Valcke in 1716, previously canons of Nottuln Abbey . The younger son Heidenreich Adolf, canon of Münster and Osnabrück, provost of St. Mauritz and Münster court chamber president inherits Loburg Castle after the death of Johann Caspar in 1732. The older branch of Nagel zu Loburg dies with him in 1748.

Adolf's second son Wilhelm Franz von Nagel zu Loburg married Catharina Charlotte von Köth zu Wanscheid on August 25, 1695 (daughter of Johann Wilhelm Köth von Wanscheid and Clara Elisabeth von Cronberg). Their son Josef Marsil Wilhelm Xaver von Nagel zur Loburg married Anna Adolphine von Nagel zu Herl on June 4, 1747, who was previously canon at Nottuln Abbey. He inherits Loburg from Adolf Heidenreich and has a new castle built there under Johann Conrad Schlaun . His son Clemens August Theodor Josef von Nagel zur Loburg (married to Anna Clementine Wilhelmine von Heereman zu Zuydtwyck since 1780 ) had to cede the castle to Friedrich Clemens von Elverfeldt zu Dahlhausen and Steinhausen at a foreclosure auction in 1785 , after the family in Was bankrupt.

Pedigree, written December 10th, 1790

Jürgen von Nagel from House Ittlingen

Adolf von Nagel from the Ittlingen House

Adolphina von Wendt from Haus Renzen

Wilhelm Franz von Nagel of Loburg

Joachim Droste to the Loburg

Elisabeth Anna Droste from the Loburg

Elisabeth von Chalon called Trippe von der Fiegenburg

Josef Marsil Wilhelm Xaver von Nagel zur Loburg

Joachim Friedrich Koeth von Wanscheidt

Johann Wilhelm Koeth von Wanscheidt

Charlotte von Dannschütz

Maria Katharina Charlotta Köth von Wanscheidt

Kristoph von Cronberg von Auburg

Clara Elisabetha von Cronberg von Auburg

Martha Schütz von Holzhausen

Clemens August von Nagel to Loburg and Keuschenburg

Mathias von Nagel zu Ittlingen

Georg Adolph von Nagel to Herl

Maria Judith von Katterbach zu Gaul

Matthias Werner from Nagel to Herl

Werner Freiherr von Gymnich zu Vlatten

Maria Anna Adriana from Gymnich zu Vlatten

Maria Anna Scheiffard from Merode zu Birlinghausen

Maria Anna from Nagel to Herl

Engelbert zu Neuhoff called Ley zu Badinghausen

Friedrich Kaspar Freiherr zu Neuhoff called Ley zu Badinghagen

Anna Magaretha von Scheidt called Weschpfenning von Elsfeldt and Roth

Maria Anna Josepha von Neuhoff called Ley zu Badinghagen

Eno Adam Freiherr von In- and Kniphausen Lord of Lützeborg and Fendelt in East Friesland

Anna Magaretha Freiin von In- and Kniphausen

Ostavia Johanna von Riperda from House and Glory Frambsum

Ostenfelde line

In 1656 Dietrich Hermann von Nagel acquired the Haus Vornholz property . In 1675 he destroyed the Nienburg on the orders of Prince-Bishop Christoph Bernhard von Galen and arrested its owner. In 1697, Christoph Bernhard von Nagel acquired the land in Nienburg. Due to the marriage of Hermann Adolf von Nagel to Johanne Elisabeth von Doornick, the heiress of Haus Wohnung , in 1765, the family is now called von Nagel-Doornick and their descendants still live at the moated castle Vornholz.

Hünxe line

In 1805, the Dutch Colonel and Baron von Nagell acquired Gartrop Castle by marrying Countess Constanze Hermine Elisabeth von Quadt and Hüchtenbruck , thus establishing the line in Hünxe . In 1993 Egbert Freiherr von Nagell sold Gartrop Castle.

coat of arms

The family coat of arms of those von Nagel is emblazoned as follows : “In silver a round red ring (buckle, clasp), with five (above 2, below 3) half red lilies on the outside . On the gold-crowned helmet with red-silver covers the red back between an open, silver flight on the right and red flight on the left ”.

The coat of arms of those von Nagel shows: “In silver a round red ring with a left-pointing thorn, outside with five (above 2, below 2, right 1) half red lilies . On the helmet with red and silver covers, the red back between an open silver flight . "

Historical coats of arms

Coat of arms of those von Nagel
Coat of arms of the von Nagel-Doornick
Coat of arms of those von Nagel in the Baltic Book of Arms
Nail to the Loburg in the High Cathedral of Münster

people

goods

Königsbrück Castle in Melle
House Itlingen in Ascheberg
House Vornholz in Ostenfelde
Gartrop Castle in Hünxe
Loburg Castle in Ostbevern

literature

Genealogisches Handbuch des Adels , Adelslexikon Volume IX, Volume 116 of the complete series, pp. 318-319, CA Starke Verlag , Limburg (Lahn) 1998, ISSN 0435-2408
Leopold Nedopil: German nobility samples. Second volume; Vienna 1868
Herbert M. Schleicher (arrangement): The genealogical-heraldic collection of Canon Joh. Gabriel von der Ketten in Cologne. 4. Volume IV Mu-U. (Publications of the West German Society for Family Studies, New Series No. 32), Cologne 1986, pp. 60–73
J. Siebmacher's large and general book of arms , Volume VI.04. Dead Adel Prussia , p. 52, panel number 38
Gothaisches genealogical pocket book of the baronial houses , Volume 21, 1871, p. 465ff
Sven Solterbeck: Blue blood and red numbers. Westphalian nobility in bankruptcy 1700–1815. Waxmann Verlag, Münster 2018, ISBN 978-3-8309-3869-9 .

Web links

Document requests from the Itlingen archive / digital Westphalian document database (DWUD)

Individual evidence

↑ Westfälisches Urkundenbuch 4, No. 143.
↑ Authentic collection of aristocratic coats of arms and family tables existing and sworn up by the Bergische Knighthood, p. 51.
↑ Archive NRW.
↑ Authentic collection of aristocratic coats of arms and family tables existing and sworn up by the Bergische Knighthood, p. 52.
↑ Sven Solterbeck: Blue blood and red numbers. Westphalian nobility in bankruptcy 1700–1815 . Waxmann Verlag, Münster 2018, ISBN 978-3-8309-3869-9 , pp. 223-236 .
↑ Authentic collection of aristocratic coats of arms and family tables existing and sworn up by the Bergische Knighthood, p. 53.
↑ Dr. Bernhard Peter Heraldry - special motifs: Rinck / Rink.
^ Genealogisches Handbuch des Adels , Adelslexikon Volume IX, Volume 116 of the complete series, p. 319.

[1] Westfälisches Urkundenbuch 4, No. 143.

[2] Authentic collection of aristocratic coats of arms and family tables existing and sworn up by the Bergische Knighthood, p. 51.

[3] Archive NRW.

[4] Authentic collection of aristocratic coats of arms and family tables existing and sworn up by the Bergische Knighthood, p. 52.

[5] Sven Solterbeck: Blue blood and red numbers. Westphalian nobility in bankruptcy 1700–1815 . Waxmann Verlag, Münster 2018, ISBN 978-3-8309-3869-9 , pp. 223-236 .

[6] Authentic collection of aristocratic coats of arms and family tables existing and sworn up by the Bergische Knighthood, p. 53.

[7] Dr. Bernhard Peter Heraldry - special motifs: Rinck / Rink.

[8] Genealogisches Handbuch des Adels , Adelslexikon Volume IX, Volume 116 of the complete series, p. 319.