Oettingen (German-Baltic noble family)
Oettingen is the name of an originally from Westphalia originating German-Baltic noble family . The family is not related to the Princely House of Oettingen (Franconian-Swabian noble family) .
history
The first-time documentary mention made at the end of the 15th century with Dirick Ottynck in Zehntregister the monastery above water in today's district Borken , while Lambert Ottingh is 1,480 citizens in Tallinn on 17 November. The family line begins in 1548 with Ewert Otting - businessman, senior man of the Great Guild , councilor and later mayor in Riga , who dies in 1581 as bailiff.
On June 27, 1687 took place ennoblement of Johann Oettingen councilor in Riga, mayors and - Konsistorialpräsident - by King Charles XI. from Sweden than from Oettingen . In 1745 it was entered in the register of the Livonian knighthood .
Important namesake
Personalities of the German-Baltic noble family von Oettingen:
- Alexander von Oettingen (* 1798; † 1846): Livonian land marshal and district administrator ; ⚭ Helene von Knorring (* 1793; † 1863), fathered a. a. Alexander Konstantin, Georg Philipp,
- Alexander Konstantin von Oettingen (* 1827, † 1905): Lutheran theologian and thought leader in social ethics; I ⚭ (1853) Sophie von Raumer (* 1826; † 1863), daughter of Karl Georg von Raumer and Friederike Reichard; (1865) Widow Bertha Ewers (* 1818; † 1913) from Russian nobility, daughter of Gustav Ewers and Dorothea von Maydell
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Georg von Oettingen (* 1824; † 1916): German-Baltic physician, rector of the University of Dorpat and mayor of Dorpat ; I ⚭ Marie von Seidlitz (* 1832, † 1903), fathered with her son Wolfgang ; II ⚭ Dorothea Julie von Oettingen (Freiin von Wrangell ), fathered several children with her, including Herbert Egon
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Wolfgang von Oettingen (* 1859; † 1943): German art historian and writer; first son of Georg von Oettingen , owner of Reichenberg Castle from 1880 ; I ⚭ 1887 Caroline Wilmanns (* 1858, † 1941), daughter of the Prussian building officer Franz Wilmanns and Josephine Eickenbusch, fathered three children with her, including Karljohann
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Karljohann von Oettingen (* 1891; † 1953): gynecologist and professor in Heidelberg, fathered son Hans
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Hans von Oettingen (* 1919; † 1983): writer, fathered five children, including daughter Sabine
- Sabine von Oettingen (* 1962): German artist
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Hans von Oettingen (* 1919; † 1983): writer, fathered five children, including daughter Sabine
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Karljohann von Oettingen (* 1891; † 1953): gynecologist and professor in Heidelberg, fathered son Hans
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Wolfgang von Oettingen (* 1859; † 1943): German art historian and writer; first son of Georg von Oettingen , owner of Reichenberg Castle from 1880 ; I ⚭ 1887 Caroline Wilmanns (* 1858, † 1941), daughter of the Prussian building officer Franz Wilmanns and Josephine Eickenbusch, fathered three children with her, including Karljohann
- Nikolai von Oettingen (* 1826; † 1876): Land Marshal and District Administrator of the Livonian Knighthood * Nikolai von Oettingen (* 1826; † 1876): Land Marshal and District Administrator of the Livonian Knighthood
- August Georg Friedrich (* 1823; 1908): manor owner, Livonian country marshal , district administrator , civil governor and mayor of Riga ; ⚭ Ida von Wilcken (* 1827; † 1893): fathered Burchard and two other sons and two sisters
- Burchard von Oettingen (* 1850; † 1923): Kgl. Prussian Oberlandstallmeister and Stud Manager Trakehnen; ⚭ 1878 Anna Freiin von Wolff (* 1857; † 1925) had two children, Marissa Emily (* 1879; † 1969) and Otto Krafft (* 1880; † 1917)
- Nicolai Conrad Peter (* 1826; 1876): Land Marshal and District Administrator of the Livonian Knighthood
- Arved von Oettingen (* 1857, † 1943): District Administrator, President of the Livonian Economic Society, Chairman of the Association of Members of the Livonian Nobility
- Eduard Reinhold (* 1829; 1919): politician in the national politics of Livonia
- August Georg Friedrich (* 1823; 1908): manor owner, Livonian country marshal , district administrator , civil governor and mayor of Riga ; ⚭ Ida von Wilcken (* 1827; † 1893): fathered Burchard and two other sons and two sisters
Georg von Oettingen (* 1824; † 1916)
Alexander von Oettingen (* 1827; † 1905)
Arthur von Oettingen (* 1836; † 1920)
August von Oettingen (* 1823; † 1908)
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Goods (extract)
Jensel ( Kuremaa ),
owned by the family 1834–1920
Weßlershof ( Vesneri ),
owned by the family 1808–1842
Ludenhof ( Luua ),
owned by the family 1831–1920
Wissust ( Visusti ),
owned by the family 1795–1920
Reichenberg Castle (Rhineland-Palatinate) ,
owned from
1880–1956
Other goods:
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coat of arms
Blazon : The shield shows in black two interlaced command staffs which are tied together by a flying silver ribbon, accompanied by a 5-rayed silver star above and below . On the helmet with black and gold covers on the right and black and silver covers on the left is a red-tongued golden lion's body.
Individual evidence
literature
- Genealogical manual of the nobility , Adelslexikon Volume IX, Volume 116 of the complete series, CA Starke Verlag , Limburg (Lahn) 1998, ISSN 0435-2408
- Genealogical Handbook of the Baltic Knighthoods (New Series) , Volume VIII, Hamburg 2018, pp. 229–300