Pogge (Mecklenburg family)
Pogge is a family from Mecklenburg .
Name customer
Before the 17th century this name only appears occasionally. It is a Low German name meaning in Low German " frog ". The frog is also in the arms of both family branches. The side view of a standing bear has been proven to be a fake.
genealogy
The Pogges can be traced back to Hans Pogge (1621–1701), leaseholder on Westenbrugge (northeast of Wismar), with a complete line of ancestors in Mecklenburg.
Mecklenburg tribe
There are seven outstanding members of the Mecklenburg tribe of Pogge:
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Carl Johann August Peter Pogge-Roggow (1763–1831), manor owner and agricultural reformer - he acquired the Roggow estate in 1790, the Zierstorf estate in 1828, the Bartelshagen estate near Teterow in 1829 and the Krassow estate . The poggling , the sanding of the moor meadows,
goes back to him
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Christian Johann Friedrich Pogge-Zierstorf (1791–1843), manor owner and agricultural reformer
- ∞ Auguste Bresien (1806–1865), daughter of the domain tenant Christian Friedrich Bresien on Sponholz
- Paul Friedrich Johann Moritz Pogge (1838 / 9–1884), Africa explorer - he sold the Zierstorf manor for his travels, died childless in St. Paul de Luanda
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Johann Daniel Georg Pogge-Roggow / -Striesenow (1793–1854), manor owner, political and agricultural reformer
- ∞ Luise, b. Behm, daughter of the lawyer and landowner on Klein Kussewitz and Finkenberg Johann Joachim Behm
- Eight children, three of Johann Pogge's five sons have emerged in state politics:
- August Pogge (1825–1884), manor owner and liberal politician
- Franz Pogge (1827–1902), manor owner, national liberal politician and member of the Reichstag in three legislative terms
- Hermann (Carl Friedrich Theodor) Pogge (1831–1900), manor owner, national liberal politician and member of the Reichstag in two legislative periods
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Christian Johann Friedrich Pogge-Zierstorf (1791–1843), manor owner and agricultural reformer
Pomeranian branch
Hans Pogge's grandson, Carl-Heinrich Pogge (1720–1785), founded the Pomeranian branch of the Pogge tribe when he moved to Greifswald . His son was the merchant and important coin collector Carl Friedrich Pogge (1752-1840).
Descendants
The Mecklenburg Pogges left Mecklenburg almost without exception in 1945. In the old federal states there are still numerous descendants, but only three bearers of this family's name. However, the family has numerous descendants (including namesake) in Great Britain and the USA, as well as the Pomeranian Pogges.
Common ancestors with the Pogges, who originally sat in Westphalia ( Salzkotten ) and now live in the Rhineland, cannot be proven.
literature
- Biographical lexicon for Mecklenburg. Volume 5, Rostock 2009, pp. 242-262.
Media and exhibitions
- In the former manor house of the Groß Roger district of Zierstorf, the local heritage association holds exhibitions on Paul Pogge and the agricultural pioneers Carl and Johann Pogge
- In Tellow there is a Thuenen -Pogge-meeting (in 1815 built former stable Thiinen)
Web links
- Pogge family: history . Website of the Johann-Pogge-Schule Lalendorf (under construction)
Individual evidence
- ↑ Pogge . In: Karl Friedrich Wilhelm Wander (Hrsg.): German Sprichwort Lexikon . tape 5 . Leipzig 1880, Sp. 1660 ( zeno.org ).
- ↑ according to information from the Heraldikinstitut in Berlin
- ↑ a b Gutshaus Bartelshagen near Teterow ( Memento of the original from February 19, 2010 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. . In: Manor houses and castles in Mecklenburg.
- ↑ Left very informative private memories
- ↑ A copy of the private print with this title by Gerhard Heinemann is in the State Archives Schwerin and in the Thünen Museum Tellow
