Protected called Milchling
The Schutzbar family called Milchling is an old Upper Hessian, later baronial aristocratic family. The branch of the family, which used to live in Hessen , is still a member of the Old Hessen Knighthood .
history
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The family is first mentioned in 1035 with Eberhard Schutzspeer called Milchling. The ancestral seat of the noble family was initially probably the local Ellhaus Castle , later also Treis Castle in Treis an der Lumda on the opposite bank of the Lumda. Eberhard's descendants were partly canons in Wetzlar and Burgmannen von Friedberg , later also landgrave officials and clerical dignitaries.
From Ruprecht von Schutzbar called Milchling († after 1355), Schultheiß in Rosenthal and Burgmann zu Battenberg , the branch line of the calf from Weitershausen called Schubel comes from.
A branch of the family can be found in Orb around 1576 . Presumably in the role of bailiff , he was involved in the expansion of Bad Orb Castle .
In Franconia, the family was especially wealthy in the Würzburg monastery , and from 1569 also in the Middle Franconian region ( Wilhermsdorf , Neidhardswinden ). The so-called Milchling House , a former family estate from 1598, has been preserved in the community of Sommerach .
coat of arms
Blazon : “In the silver shield three (2: 1) black linden leaves (also balls or hearts) connected to the stems to form a three-pass. On the helmet an open flight tinged like the shield . The blankets are in black and silver. "
Well-known namesake
- Caspar Schutzbar called Milchling (1525–1588), landlord in Treis an der Lumda, today part of Staufenberg (Hesse) , captain in Gießen until 1588
- Otto Friedrich Schutzbar called Milchling (1563–1604), theologian and rector of the University of Würzburg
- Ferdinand von Schutzbar called Milchling (1813-1891), landlord of Hohenhaus near Herleshausen , head of the Kaufungen knightly monastery
- Margot von Schutzbar-Milchling, last owner of Schloss and Gut Wommen from the Schutzbar house called Milchling
- Rudolf von Schutzbar called Milchling (1853–1935), royal Prussian chamberlain and Rittmeister
- Wolfgang Schutzbar called Milchling (Hochmeister) (1483–1566), Landkomtur zu Marburg (1529–1543), Grand Master of the Teutonic Order (1543–1566)
- Wolfgang Schutzbar called Milchling (prince abbot) (around 1530–1567), prince abbot of the imperial abbey of Fulda
literature
- Yearbook of the German nobility , volume 3, published by WT Bruer, Berlin, 1899, p. 413 - digitized
- Ludwig Lotzenius: History of the Hessian offices Battenberg and weather. Arranged by Matthias Seim. Battenberg history association in conjunction with the Wetter history association, Battenberg 2013.
- Thomas Weyrauch: The development of the city of Giessen and its surroundings under Captain Caspar von Schutzbar. In: Messages of the Upper Hessian History Association Giessen. New Volume 73 (1987), pp. 63-83
- Thomas Weyrauch: The grave monument of the knight Caspar von Schutzbar in the church at Treis an der Lumda. Treis (Treis an der Lumda parish), 1988
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Marianne Jacoby-Zakfeld: Burg Bad Orb, p. 45 Let's go to the Tour de Burg: Castles and palaces, villas and country estates in the Main-Kinzig district, Adventure Cooperation Hanau, 1993
- ^ Max Döllner : History of the development of the city of Neustadt an der Aisch until 1933. Ph. CW Schmidt, Neustadt ad Aisch 1950, pp. 190 and 195.