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Coats of arms of the families von Chalon, von Schloen called Tribbe and called Gehlen

Schloen is the name of an extinct Westphalian noble family with possessions near today's East Westphalian city ​​of Minden , the Lower Saxony city ​​of Osnabrück and in the county of Ravensberg .

Branches of the family and goods

The Schloens were a noble family that had descended into ministeriality and owned fiefs and allodial property in numerous places in the area around the Wiehen Mountains . There were two branches of the noble family Schloen (also: Schlon, Schliern, Shloen, Frenchizing often also Chalon ), which, however, partly mixed up again through marriage:

Husenmühle in Hüllhorst
  • von Schloen called Tribbe , from the 14th century, extinct in the 18th century. The Figenburg had been owned by the Tribben family branch since 1398 at the latest. Owner of the Husen estate (Hüllhorst) since the 14th century . Other family estates in 1379 included a feudal farm in " Verstinchusen " near Volmerdingsen and another knightly seat of the Tribbe branch in Eickhorst , in the Hausberge department (later Hofgut Oexemann). In addition, the manor Wickriede ( Weyckryden ), parish Hille , acquired in 1617 by Reineke Amelung Tribbe, canon in Minden, was still in the possession of his sons Hieronymus Henrich and / or Johann Philipp von Schloen called Tribbe around 1650. The Tribbe were also founders of the St. Ulricus Church (Börninghausen) and owners of Gut Groß-Engershausen

Whether there was a relationship to the French noble family Chalon , a line of the House of Burgundy-Ivrea , remains speculative. However, similarity can be found in the respective coats of arms.

coat of arms

Golden St. Andrew's cross in a red field with four switched on golden balls, and a doll on the helmet

An illustration can be found in the book of arms of the Westphalian nobility , book 2, plate 75. It can also be found as part of the coat of arms of the municipality of Hüllhorst .

Tribe list

Name bearer (selection), with approximate date according to various sources

Oldest line

  • Rembert von der Schloen (around 1105)
    • Eizo von der Schloen (* 1140)
      • Rembert (* 1170)
        • Statius von Schloen, called Gehlen (1195–1256)
        • Statius II of Schloen
          • Justatius
          • Dethard von Schloen (* 1260; † 1334 Gut Figenburg ) ⚭ Hildegard Hildegund von Westphalen (born 1265). His family was divided into the Tribbe and Gehle lines.
            • Owner of Limberg Castle
              Dethard von Schloen called Gehle (born 1305)
            • Palmenia von Schloen called Gehle (?), Around 1358 ⚭ Rabod von Scheele
            • Justatius IV von Schloen (1292-1344); also: Justaz von Schlon, mentioned in 1316 as Canon of Minden
              • (?) Helene von Schloen
              • (?) Franko of Schloen, 1379 by the Herford with a courtyard in " Verstinchusen " at Volmerdingsen belehnt
              • Reineke, lord of the Figenburg castle (around 1398), unsuccessfully besieged by troops from Osnabrück in the winter of 1431/1432.
              • Reinhardt VII of Schloen (* 1330)
                • Statius I. von Schloen, called Tribbe (1370–1442); 1398 owner Gut Figenburg
                  • Adelheid von Schloen, called Tribbe
                  • Statius II. D. younger von Schloen, called Tribbe (1415–1477), ⚭ Oda von Lutten (born 1425)
                    • (?) Odecke von Schloen called Tribbe (before 1506) ⚭ Cord von Groppendorf, episcopal Burgmann zu Lübbecke (adult 1462–1506)
                    • Reineke II. Von Schloen , called Tribbe (1450–1516), founded the Engershausen manor from 1491 to 1510, bailiff of Limburg , also owned the Figenburg manor ; ⚭ Gertrud Julia Kunster.

Line after Reineke II. Von Schloen, called Tribbe (1450–1516)

  • Jasper the Elder, ⚭ Anna von Baer adH Arenshorst
    • Jasper the Younger, 1538 sole lord of Figenburg, 1512 ⚭ Anna von Ledebur , enfeoffed in 1527
      • Amelung († October 17, 1580), childless, left Figenburg to Reineke von Schloen (* 1523)
  • Johann von Schloen, called Tribbe, mentioned in 1533 as canon of Minden
  • Statius von Schloen, called Tribbe
  • Thomas von Schloen, called Tribbe
  • Mattheus von Schloen, called Tribbe (1495–1551), ⚭ (1) Agnes von Westorp (1500–1525); ⚭ (2) Appolonia von Schloen called Gehle ; 1512 at least one knighthood, evidently lord of the Figenburg in 1536
    • (from 1) Reineke von Schloen called Tribbe (1523–1599), ⚭ Agnes von Westorp (* 1535; † August 9, 1585)
      • Agnes von Schloen called Tribbe, ⚭ Johann II von Hastfer (* 1545 Lübbecke; † February 4, 1607; Spanish Rittmeister, Drost zu Limburg, grandson of Anna von Kalff ). Epitaph in the St. Dionysius Church (Preußisch Oldendorf)
        • Reineke von Hastfer († 1687), Lord of Klein-Engershausen
        • Margarethe von Hastfer
      • Hieronymus von Schloen called Tribbe († 1599), as bearer of the Ravensberg coat of arms in the funeral procession of Duke Johann Wilhelm von Jülich-Berg
      • Reineke von Schloen called Tribbe (1555–1599), ⚭ Anna von Neheim . Ravensberg Council, Drost zu Limburg
        • Johann von Schloen called Tribbe (?)
        • Reineke Amelung (Reinhardt Amelunck) von Schloen called Tribbe (1584–1641), canon of Minden , owner of the Figenburg manor and an aristocratic estate in Lübbecke and the Wickriede manor in the parish of Hille ; ⚭ Magdalene von Wendt; gives the Hüllhorst Church a sacrament chalice in 1622
          • Anna Agnes von Chalon, called Tribbe ⚭ Ernst Kord von Chalon, called Gehle zu Hollwinkel (see below)
          • Hieronimus Heinrich von Schloen called Tribbe (1632–1689) Lord of Gut Wickriede and Gut Figenburg; 1661 ⚭ Philippine Luise von Dassel, childless, 1671 lieutenant in Cologne ; Donor of equipment in the Church of St. Ulricus (Börninghausen)
          • Johann Philipp von Schloen called Tribbe (1638–1715), 1689 master of the Figenburg estate, ⚭ January 24, 1691 Maria Elisabeth von Jemigum , 7 children (these were bankrupt in 1736)
        • Hieronimus von Schloen called Tribbe zu Engershausen (* 25 August 1589; † 1647) ⚭ Anna Margarethe Wulfen
          • Hieronimus Johann von Schloen zu Engershausen, brandenbg . Colonel Sergeant († 1656) ⚭ Christina Agnes Benedicta von Grothus zu Loburg and Cronenberg
            • 2 sons († 1671, with fever in Saumeur )
            • Anna Margarethe Christina von Chalon called Tribbe zu Engershausen, ⚭ Hermann von Oer zu Notbeck (around 1687)
          • Catharina Margarethe von Schloen called Tribbe († 1691), ⚭ Reineke von Hastfer († 1687; see above); from 1687 she received a pension from son Jobst, 1691 will
            • Jobst Balthasar von Hastfer, ⚭ Magdalene von Jemigum , Herr von Klein-Engershausen until forced sale in 1719 to the Venningen family († 1721)
            • Lucia Maria von Hastfer († March 3, 1737, Bremen), ⚭ Joachim Heinrich von Reinken (1648–1716)
              • Samuel Josias von Reinken (1704–1756), ⚭ Anna Catharina von Grote

Members of the Tribbe branch with unclear assignment

  • Heinrich von Schloen, called Tribbe (adult 1460; † 1464), historian, Canon of Minden ; described Reineberg Castle as a solid bulwark
  • Elisabeth von Chalon called Tribbe von der Figenburg, ⚭ 1649 with Joachim Droste zu Loburg
    • Elisabeth Anna Droste zur Loburg, ⚭ 1649 with Adolf von Nagel
  • Georg Tribbe († 1665), mayor and sculptor, in the collegiate church of St. Marien (Obernkirchen) Tribbe epitaph
  • Lambert von Schloen called Tribbe, cathedral choirmaster in Minden, and brother Johann around 1637 (obligation in favor of the vicars in Minden cathedral)
  • Mauritz Friedrich von Schloen called Tribbe, around 1670 (obligation in favor of Henrich Wilken von Steding zu Holzhausen)
  • Plato Amelung von Chalon, received in 1677 a cathedral preparatory in Speyer from Heinrich Wilhelm von Wendt

Branch of Schloen, called Gehlen

  • Owner of Hüffe
    Cord von Schloen (provost of St. Martini ); swears original feud on January 22nd, 1409, together with Minden canon Hermann de Wendt and Knappe Hardeke Groppendorf ( Groperdorp )
  • Künneke von Schloen (wife of Statius von Lübbecke 1439), brings Schloss Hollwinkel into the possession of the castle
  • Ernst von Schloen called Gehle (1441), seat of the Hollwinkel moated castle, which was owed to the diocese of Minden . Got in conflict with the diocese / city of Osnabrück.
    • Johann von Schloen called Gehle (1462–1527), 1504 owner of Hollwinkel, Lübbeke, Hüffe and Holzhausen, ⚭ Elisabeth von Barckhausen
      • Johann von Schloen called Gehle, division of the estate 1529
        • Lucretia von Schloen called Gehle, ⚭ 1546 Lüddecke von Ledebur ; Heiress von Hüffe
      • Appolonia von Schloen called Gehle, ⚭ Mattheus von Schloen called Tribbe (1495–1551)
      • Ernst von Schloen called Gehle, division of the estate 1529
        • Ernst von Schlön († September 2, 1596), epitaph based on Hollwinkel
          Anna von Helversen († December 22, 1588)
          Wilke von Schloen called Gehle, owner of the Holzhausen manor in 1558
          • Ernst von Schloen ⚭ Margarete von Steding († 1586), childless. Gut Holzhausen to the Steding family
      • Curdt von Schloen gen, Gehle, owner Hollwinkel and Lübbeke, ⚭ Augusta von Quernheim
        • Ernst von Schloen called Gehle, Erbgesessen z. Hollwinkel et al. Lübbecke, Dorpel († 1596); ⚭ Anna, b. von Helversen († 1588)
          • Cord [Cort] Plato von Schloen called Gehle (born January 29, 1577 presumably Hollwinkel; † June 2, 1650), 1611 Rittmeister, 1624 lieutenant colonel, Danish lieutenant general in Brunswick and Spanish services; ⚭ February 1614 Mette (Mechthild) von Rheden adH Ovelgünne ; also princely brown-lüneb. War council and Landdrost of the County of Diepholz, hereditary seat to Hollwinkel, Lübbecke and Dorpel (6 sons and 7 daughters). On April 6, 1611 purchase of a farm in Hedem (Amt Reineberg ) from Hermann von Westorp
            • (?) NN von Schloen called Gehle, Drost zu Schluesselburg around 1636
            • (Son?) Heimart Johann von Schloen called Gehle zu Lübbecke, 1651 Obrist, dispute until 1662
              • (Grandson?) Hometown Johann Freiherr von Chalon, called Gehlen zu Lübbecke and Hollwinkel, Colonel († 1693) ⚭ Katharina Agnes Freiin von Daun zu Sassenheim
                • Agnes Anna Freiin von Chalon, called Gehlen, ⚭ 1691 Johann Augustin Freiherr von Venningen zu Neidenstein († 1713, Prussian general)
            • Ernst Kord von Chalon, called Gehle zu Hollwinkel, ⚭ Anna Agnes von Chalon, called Tribbe, heiress to Lübbecke (1652, 1671 Wappenstein Hollwinkel; mentioned in an uprising in 1791)
              • Metta Marlena von Schloen zu Hollwinkel (1670–1704), ⚭ Christian Anton Stammich (or Stambke) (1645–1700)
              • Apolonia Helena Barbara von Chalon called Gehle zu Hollwinkel, ⚭ Joh. Kasper von Lipperheide zu Ihorst
              • Konrad Friedrich von Schloen, called Gehle († 1714), 1694 administration of Hollwinkel, ⚭ Maria Magdalena Droste zu Vischering, daughter of the Heidenreich Droste zu Vischering
                • Ludwig Konrad Anton Freiherr von Schloen called Gehle († April 20, 1758) Electoral Palatinate Oberhofmarschall, without heirs
            • Cord Plato von Schloen, called von Gehlen, ⚭ Katharina Maria von Groppendorf

Web links and literature

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Nordsiek, Hans (2013), p. 100
  2. ↑ The area of ​​the knight's seat Husen der von Schloen. Tribbe included the Husemeyer farm (Hüllhorst No. 8) in Husen, about 600 meters from the Hüllhorst church in the town center, together with the neighboring Husemöller farm (Hüllhorst No. 4) (cf. . Nordsiek (2013), p. 293)
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  4. ↑ cf. Nordsiek (2013), p. 144
  5. ↑ cf. Nordsiek (2013), p. 428
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  8. ^ Book of arms of the Westphalian nobility (book 2) / plate 75
  9. ^ Book of arms of the Westphalian nobility (book 2) / plate 75; Digitized University Library Düsseldorf
  10. ↑ Fahne, Anton (Heberle 1848): History of the Kölnischen, Jülichschen and Bergischen families , vol. 1, p. 382
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  17. ↑ Fahne, Anton (Heberle 1848): History of the Cologne, Jülich and Bergisch families , p. 165
  18. ↑ Ancestral sample of the Chalon called Gehlen zu Hollwinkel, Hüffe u. Luebke. - Issued January 25, 1755, Hessisches Staatsarchiv Darmstadt, A 12, 63; Digitized version accessed March 19, 2020
  19. ^ Heymann, C. 1899: Quarterly publication for coat of arms, seal and family studies , Volume 27. Pages 15-17
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  33. ↑ In the summer of 1459 Osnabrück attacked Hollwinkel Castle and besieged it without success.
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  38. ↑ cf. Nordsiek (2013), p. 466
  39. ^ Drost zu Schluesselburg in the reign of Duke Georg as sovereign of the Duchy of Minden 1633–36. This castle called Gehle was probably the predecessor of "Adolf von Galen". It is probably Cord Plato von Schloen called Gehle (* 1577, † 1650) himself or one of his sons
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