Paul of Buol

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Paul von Buol called the Lux (* 1481 in Davos ; † May 18, 1567 in Junkersboden, Davos Frauenkirch ), was a Swiss nobleman (imperial baron) of the Buol family .

family

Paul (* 1478 or 1481) was the second son of the Davos captain Hans von Buol (1440–1490) and Elisabeth Accola (* around 1445).

The marriage with Anna Mosteiner had three children:

  • Hans Buol * 1500 Davos, councilor, ⚭ Euphrosine Beeli from Belfort Td Ulrich Beeli from Belfort and Elisabeth von Castelmur. Founder of the Churwalden line - from Buol-Strassberg and Schauenstein in Parpan
  • Elsbeth Buol
  • Fida Buol

In his second marriage he married Anna Lampert around 1490, and she had thirteen children:

  • Paul Buol * 1510 bag master
  • Barbara Buol ⚭ Gaudenz Jecklin
  • Ulrich Buol * before 1561 Davos, † 1590, Bundslandammann and Podestat, ⚭ Ursula Schmid * Maladers
  • Caspar Buol * approx. 1550 Davos, † 1600, ⚭ Drina Hosang
  • Meinrad Buol * approx. 1500 Davos, † June 11, 1601, 1⚭ Elisabeth von Porta, 2⚭ Maria Bircher, 3⚭ Dorothea Müller
  • David Buol * 1530 Davos, † 1574/1575, ⚭ Euphrosina Bitsch von Porta
  • Anna Buol * 1544 Davos, † July 1, 1600 Sondrio , 1⚭ 1562 Hans Guler von Wynegg, Sd Peter Guler von Wynegg ud Katharina Büsch, * 1500 Davos, † March 1, 1563, Bundslandammann and Colonel, 2⚭ 1568 Jakob von Ott , * around 1520 Grüsch, † 1584, Amman, 3⚭ 1591 Johannes Enderlin von Monzwick, governor * 1583, † 1611
  • Maria Buol * 1540 Davos, † 1599, ⚭ Fortunat spokesman, † 1599 Sondrio, Potestat
  • Abraham Buol * approx. 1540 Davos, † 1580, marriage judge, ⚭ Katharina Bordmann
  • Salomon von Buol * 1549 Davos, † April 1624, marriage judge and sacred master of Davos, Landammann, Bundslandammann, magistrate and lieutenant colonel in French services, ennobled in 1607 by Henry IV. King of France ⚭ Verena Andres
  • Lorenz Buol * Davos, † 1585, ⚭ Dorothea Wildener
  • Katharina Buol * Davos, 1⚭ Johann von Porta, 2⚭ Caspar Beeli
  • Hercules Buol * Davos,

Twelve children are said to have emerged from further connections:

In the Davos Chronicle it is mentioned: He was the father of 25 children, of whom 14, most of them sons, 9 sons, 5 daughters, tall and tall, were married at his life. The children, enigkli, also ur enigkli, were 300 people .

Career

Paul von Buol was one of the most respected men in the country, was Landammann of the Davos region and in 1527 captain or federal governor of the Ten Court Association . Until 1565 he moved in this office with Colonel Johann Guler. He served the French king on various war occasions. Ultimately, as a colonel, he commanded all the Graubünden troops in French service. In 1531 in the Second Müsserkrieg in the storm on Morbegno he was badly wounded. He was ambassador to France and in 1557 Podestà to Morbegno.

He died in his house in Junkersboden (Heimwesen opposite Frauenkirch on the left side of the valley) on Pentecost Sunday in 1567 at the age of 89. The chronicler writes: A highly intelligent, well-founded, eloquent, virtuous and well-wise man, rich and honest with rich and poor, peaceful with everyone. Despite his age, he was still a handsome, strong man. God give him the everlasting reward.

He was buried in the St. Johann church in Davos-Platz.

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literature

  • Anton Herkules spokesman von Bernegg, collection of the Rhaetian families (1847),
  • Anton von Sprecher, family tree. Buol , 1934

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Collection of the Rhaetian families
  2. ↑ Family tree of the Buol family
  3. ↑ Davos Chronicle by Florian and Fortunat von Sprecher, "p. 347
  4. ↑ Family tree of the Buol family (Buol Family Tree) by Justin Buol and Anton von Sprecher No. 21 p. 24ff
personal data
SURNAME Buol, Paul from
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Swiss nobleman
DATE OF BIRTH 1481
PLACE OF BIRTH Churwalden
DATE OF DEATH May 18, 1567
Place of death Junkersboden, Davos Frauenkirch