Rosenbusch zu Notzing (noble family)

Coat of arms of their Rosenbusch zu Notzing

The Rosenbusch zu Notzing were originally a wealthy patrician family in Munich , who achieved an ennoblement in 1537 when they were linked to other families of the lower nobility .

origin

Jacob Rosenbusch is mentioned as a surgeon in Munich around 1448. His grandson Hans is a member of the city's inner council in 1520, his brother Jacob Rosenbusch zu Possenhofen , teacher of the law, entered the service of Duke Ludwig as a clerk in 1515 , made it up to landscape chancellor and received the letter of nobility in 1537. Wolfgang Franz Wilhelm von Rosenbusch received a baron diploma from Emperor Leopold I on January 29, 1690 in Augsburg .

Other members of the family are named without being able to be clearly assigned: Hans Christoph Rosenbusch was the carer of Wolfratshausen from 1548 to 1556 , Johann Martin von Rosenbusch was the carer of Werdenfels from 1656 to 1664 . A N. von Rosenbusch was the keeper of Freising in 1648 . The castle at Unterschneitbach was pledged to Martin Rosenbusch zu Notzing and sold to the Teutonic Order in 1720.

The rose bush at Viehhausen

Oberviehhausen Castle

In 1564 Anna Katharina, the daughter of Leonhard Sauerzapf († 1600) and Catharina von Puchheim († 1594), married Johann Jakob Rosenbusch von Notzing, at that time the carer of Heidau († 1597). After his death, the inheritance passed to his wife Catharina von Rosenbusch († 1605) and their sons Johann Martin and Hans Leonhard zu Notzing, Ober- and Niederviehhausen . Hans Leonhard († 1631) was an episcopal councilor in Regensburg and married to Maria Jacobe, née von Schellenberg and Khislekh ( Kißlegg ).

Their son Wolfgang Wilhelm (* 1608; † October 21, 1671) married Juliane Margaretha († March 11, 1690), née Böcklin , in 1650 . 1654 Wolf Wilhelm is named as the master of Ober- and Niederviehhausen, Eichhofen and Schierling. He was chamberlain to the Elector of Cologne and assessor of the Hirschberg district court. This couple had six children.

Their eldest son Franz Wilhelm (* 1653, † October 6, 1736) was raised to the status of hereditary imperial baron in 1689 . He was treasurer of the Elector of Bavaria and had the Viehhausen Castle rebuilt with the courtyard building, barn and stables and also lived in the castle itself. He was married to Franziska Johanna Adelheit, née Muggenthal zu Meyern, known as Flügelsberg. The couple had ten children.

Their only son who was not a member of the priesthood was Franz Peter (* 1700, † 1768, ultimus familiae), also a treasurer, secret council auditor-director and "laudable landscape ordinator and accountant of Munich". He also called himself von Eichhofen and Sinzing or Herr von Taufkirchen. He was married to Maria Juliane, nee Stingelheim.

Coat of arms of the rose bush

Viehhausen coat of arms (variant of the Rosenbusch coat of arms)

The talking family coat of arms shows a silver rose bush in red, consisting of three rose petals on their stems, on a silver mountain of three. On the helmet with the red and silver covers the silver rose bush.

One variant shows a silver rose bush with three roses on a silver three-hill in red, each accompanied by an inclined, facing golden hook. The coat of arms is composed of the coat of arms of the Lords of Saurzapf (Hammerherren and Zainhaken) and that of the Barons of Rosenbusch.

Tribe list

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1. Hans Jakob Rosenbusch († 1597) von Notzing, ⚭ Anna Katharina, daughter of Leonhard Saurzapf
  1. Johann Martin Rosenbusch
  2. Hans Leonhard Rosenbusch zu Notzing, ⚭ Maria Jacobe, née von Schellenberg and Khislekh ( Kißlegg )
    1. Wolfgang Wilhelm (* 1608; † October 21, 1671), ⚭ 1650 Juliane Margaretha († March 11, 1690), née Böcklin
      1. Franziska Johanna (1654, † April 21, 1671)
      2. Franziska Renata (* 1655)
      3. Franz Heinrich (* 1656)
      4. Franz Ignarius (* 1657)
      5. Franz Ferdinand (* 1658)
      6. Franz Wilhelm (* 1653, † October 6, 1736), ⚭ Franziska Johanna Adelheit, née Muggenthal zu Meyern, called Flügelsberg
        
        Maria Julia Franziska (* 1689)
        
        Franz Josef Konrad Ignaz (* 1691), theology student in Innsbruck
        
        Maria Anna Dorothea Franziska (* 1693), 1700 nun in the Niedermünster monastery in Regensburg
        
        Franz Adam Ferdinand Anton (* 1694, † 1743), pastor and parish priest of Burghausen
        
        Johann Franz Wilhelm (* 1695), priest and cathedral dean of Regensburg
        
        Maria Barbara Franziska (born March 22, 1669)
        
        Maria Barbara (* 1697, † December 16, 1758)
        
        Maria Adelheid Franziska (* 1699)
        
        Franz Adalbert Wilhelm Ramwold (* 1702, † 1741), Churb Bavarian Chamberlain and Auditor, Thumdechant zu Regensburg
        
        Peter Franz Wilhelm (* 1698, † 1768, ultimus familiae), ⚭ Maria Juliane, née Stingelheim
        Maria Theresia Rosenbusch, married. von Stingelheim (born February 14, 1714, † January 25, 1764)

literature

Otto Titan von Hefner , Gustav Adelbert Seyler : The coat of arms of the Bavarian nobility. Repro. J. Siebmacher's large book of arms. Volume II, Nuremberg 1856, volume 22, Bauer & Raspe, Neustadt an der Aisch, 1971, ISBN 3-87947-022-7 , p. 88 and plate 87.

Web links

Commons : Rosenbusch family - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

^ Historical Atlas of Bavaria, Altbayern Series I, Issue 33: Hochstift Freising, p. 120.
↑ Historical Atlas of Bavaria, Altbayern Series I, Issue 2: The Aichach District Court, p. 34.
↑ Master list based on Rudolf Ottlinger: Sinzing from the beginnings to the present. Municipality of Sinzing 2005, pp. 217–223.

[1] Historical Atlas of Bavaria, Altbayern Series I, Issue 33: Hochstift Freising, p. 120.

[2] Historical Atlas of Bavaria, Altbayern Series I, Issue 2: The Aichach District Court, p. 34.

[3] Master list based on Rudolf Ottlinger: Sinzing from the beginnings to the present. Municipality of Sinzing 2005, pp. 217–223.