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Coat of arms of the Buol family (Bul - Bulen) in Davos

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Tribe list Buol (1300–1500)

Younger ancestral coat of arms of the von Buol family in Davos
  1. Ulrich Buol , von Bulen, Bul, approx. 1260–1340, He was captain of the spear bearers in the battle of Göllheim in 1298 under Duke Albrecht of Austria .
    1. Hans Buol, * approx. 1260 Bohemia , † 1327 Davos , ⚭ 1304 Elisabeth von Engelsberg * approx. 1285.
      1. Ulrich Buol, * approx. 1295 Davos,
        1. NN Buol * Davos
          1. Mathias Buol, * Davos before 1388, captain
            1. NN Buol * Davos
              1. NN Buol * Davos
                1. NN Buol *
      2. NN Buol * about 1306.
        1. Meinrad Buol, * approx. 1340 Davos, † 1400, ⚭ approx. 1360 Emilie von Brock
          1. Nicolaus Buol, * approx. 1380.
            1. NN Buol, * approx. 1410 Davos
              1. Ulrich Boul, * 1430 Davos, † 1470.
                1. Hans Buol * Davos
                2. Andreas Buol * Davos, ⚭ NN Guler
                  1. Ulrich Buol * before 1562 Davos, † after 1562, land clerk
                    1. Theobald Buol * Parpan
                    2. Ulrich Buol * Parpan
                      1. Paul Buol * Perpan
                        1. Paul Buol * Perpan
                        2. Paul Buol * Perpan
                      2. Hans Buol * Perpan
                      3. Gebhard Buol * Perpan p. 31
                    3. Andreas Buol + Parpan
              2. Nicolaus Buol * 1430 Davos (adopted) ⚭ Maria von Porta
                1. Ulrich Boul * 1460 Davos, † 1500, ensign of the Davos region, moved to Lake Constance at the time of the Reformation and lived in the city of Kaiserstuhl, ⚭ Anna von Fontana, the descendants were ennobled as "Berenberg" and "Wischenau"
                  1. Hans von Buol * 1470, Lake Constance region, † 1550, ⚭ Magdalena Richter
              3. Hans von Buol * 1440 Davos, † 1490, captain, ⚭ Elisabeth Accola, * approx. 1445.
                1. Caspar Buol
                2. Paul von Buol * 1481 Davos, May 18, 1567 Junkersboden, Bundslandammann a. Podestà , 1⚭ Anna Mosteiner, 2⚭ approx. 1490 Anna Lampert
                  1. 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
                  2. Elsbeth Buol
                  3. Fida Buol
                  4. Paul Buol * 1510 bag master
                    1. Paul Buol * Chur
                    2. Hans Buol * Chur
                    3. Peter Buol * 1530 Chur, ⚭ Ursula Hätsch
                      1. Georg Buol * 1560 St. Gallen, 1⚭ Maria Sal. Briedler, 2⚭ Magdalena Egger, 3⚭ Anna Maria Ledergerro.
                        1. Johann Sigmund Buol (Ledergerro) * approx. 1610 in St. Gallen, † 1669, Obervogt, ⚭ Margreth Anna Kleinhans * Feldkirch , † 1691
                          1. Georg Buol * 1664 Rorschach , † 1670 Lake Constance
                          2. Johann Baptista Buol * 1676 Rorschach, † 1756, Governor ⚭ Margreth Magdalena Rüpplin † 1742.
                          3. Franz Joseph Buol + Rorschach, secretary, ⚭ Anna Regina Müller
                    4. Ulrich Buol * Chur
                  5. Barbara Buol ⚭ Gaudenz Jecklin
                  6. Ulrich Buol * before 1561 Davos, † 1590, Bundslandammann and Podestat, ⚭ Ursula Schmid * Maladers
                    1. Paul Buol * Davos
                      1. Paul Buol * Schanfigg
                      2. Hans Buol * Schanfigg
                        1. Paul Buol * Schanfigg
                      3. Bartholomäus Buol * Schanfigg
                    2. Margaretha Buol * Davos, † 1627, ⚭ Johann Heinrich von Menhardt
                    3. Hans Buol * Davos, Ammann
                    4. Ursula Buol * November 17, 1566 Davos
                    5. Ulrich Buol * January 16, 1569 Davos, † 1631, Ammann, ⚭ October 1569 Dorothea spokesman from Bernegg , Td Florian spokesman from Bernegg ud Dorothea Brunner, * November 30, 1575, † June 23, 1626 Chur
                      1. Florian Buol * 1590 Schanfigg, † 1647, Mayor and Governor ⚭ Anna Maria Kuoni
                        1. Eva Buol * 1614 Domleschg , † 1614
                        2. Johann Ulrich Buol * Domleschg, † 1654.
                        3. Ulrich Buol, * 1631 Domleschg, † 1698, Bundslandammann, ⚭ Dusch, Domleschg, Katharina Barbara Sprecher, Td Andreas Sprecher ud Magdalena von Valär, * 1642.
                          1. Magdalena Buol * 1661 Domleschg, ⚭ Johann Anton von Schorsch
                          2. Florian Buol * 1663 Domleschg, † 1700, Vicari
                          3. Anna Buol * 1665 Domleschg, † 1679.
                          4. Andreas Buol * 1666 Domleschg, † approx. 1700, Commissari, ⚭ 1696 Fandrina von Buol-Strassberg Td Johann von Buol-Strassberg ud Ursina von Brügger * 1679 Parpan, † 1749.
                            1. Katharina Barbara Buol * Domleschg, † 1772, ⚭ 1733 Johann Rudolf von Albertini-Dusch
                            2. Elisabeth Ursina Buol * 1699 Domleschg, † 1761.
                          5. Dorothea Buol * 1668 Domleschg, † 1754, ⚭ Christian Wildener
                          6. Elisabeth Buol * 1669 Domleschg, † 1670.
                      2. Ulrich Buol * Schanfigg
                      3. Ursula Buol * 1594 Schanfigg
                      4. Heinrich Buol * Schanfigg
                      5. Johann Peter Buol * Schanfigg
                      6. Anna Buol * 1612 Schanfigg
                  7. Caspar Buol * approx. 1550 Davos, † 1600, ⚭ Drina Hosang
                  8. Meinrad Buol * approx. 1500 Davos, † June 11, 1601, 1⚭ Elisabeth von Porta, 2⚭ Maria Bircher, 3⚭ Dorothea Müller
                  9. David Buol * 1530 Davos, † 1574/1575, ⚭ Euphrosina Bitsch von Porta
                  10. 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.
                    1. Johannes Guler von Wyneck , born October 31, 1562 Davos, † February 3, 1637 Chur, Graubünden chronicler, officer and governor, 1⚭ 1583 Barbla von Perini, † 1586, 2⚭ 1591 Elisabeth von Salis.
                    2. Margaretha von Ott, approx. 1568 Grüsch, † 1617, ⚭ 1586 Hercules von Salis-Grüsch
                  11. Maria Buol * 1540 Davos, † 1599, ⚭ Fortunat spokesman, † 1599 Sondrio, Potestat
                  12. Abraham Buol * approx. 1540 Davos, † 1580, ⚭ Katharina Bordmann, marriage judge
                  13. Salomon von Buol * 1549 Davos, † April 1624, married judges and Seckelmeister to Davos, Landammann, federal Landammann, magistrate and Lieutenant Colonel in the French services, 1607 ennobled by Henry IV. King of France ⚭ Verena Andres
                    1. Conrad von Buol * 1584, Davos, † 1622, Meilen , Canton of Zurich , pastor and dean
                    2. Paul von Buol * 1586, Davos, † January 20, 1642, Davos-Dorf, Bundslandammann and colonel
                    3. Meinrad von Buol * October 30, 1588, Davos, † July 13, 1658 In den Bruchten, Davos-Platz, Podestat
                    4. Ulrich von Buol * 1590, Davos, † 1644.
                    5. Anna von Buol * 1592, Davos,
                    6. Salomon von Buol * 1595, Davos, † 1636, ensign and lieutenant
                  14. Lorenz Buol * Davos, † 1585, ⚭ Dorothea Wildener
                    1. Anna Buol * September 21, 1572 Davos
                    2. Hans Buol * June 28, 1574 Davos
                    3. Cilgia Buol * September 17, 1577 Davos
                    4. Paul Buol * 1579 Davos
                    5. Cäcilia Buol * 1581 Davos
                    6. Ulrich Buol * 1584 Davos
                  15. Katharina Buol * Davos, 1⚭ Johann von Porta, 2⚭ Caspar Beeli
                  16. Hercules Buol * Davos,
                3. Wilhelm Buol, * 1483 Davos
                  1. Peter Buol * 1500 Davos ⚭ Dorothea Lux
                    1. Wilhelm Buol * May 8, 1569 Davos, ⚭ Magdalena Grezler
                      1. Drina Buol * 1595 Davos
                      2. Anna Buol * 1624 Davos, † 1624.
                    2. Katharina Buol * November 7, 1574 Davos, † 1636.
                4. Bernhard Buol, * 1450 Davos, † 1510.

Churwalden line - from Buol-Strassberg and Schauenstein in Parpan (1649–1865)

Coat of arms of the Counts of Buol-Schauenstein (1831)

Buol-Schauenstein coat of arms (1805) (FIG: 1831): Divided and split twice, covered with a split heart shield covered by a red ermine hat, in it the younger family coat of arms on the right, three silver fish on top of each other in red on the left (coat of arms † Schauenstein), 1 in silver Red bar accompanied by six (3, 3) blue balls, 2 in a field covered by blue and silver iron hats a gold bar, 3 in blue two silver ibex horns, 4 in silver a fallen black buffalo horn, 5 in silver three notched black diagonal bars, 6 divided by black and gold three times; five helmets, 1. with red and silver covers inside a growing golden lion holding a scepter, 2. with blue and silver covers the maiden of the heraldic coat of arms, 3. with black and gold covers a black double eagle (imperial sign of grace), 4. with red-silver blankets a red ermine hat on which a silver fish lies (coat of arms-crest of Schauenstein), 4. with blue-silver blankets two silver ibex horns; Shield holder: on the right a golden lion standing against it, on the left a man in armor, the helmet decorated with three (red, silver, red) ostrich feathers, in the left hand holding a lowered sword.

Descendants of councilor Hans von Buol (1500–1570)

  1. Paul Buol, * approx. 1530 Churwalden , † 1622, governor , 1⚭ Margaretha von Hartmannis, * approx. 1520 Td Christoph von Hartmanndis ud Susanna Stampa, 2⚭ Anna Guler von Wynegg, Td Peter Guler von Wynegg ud Katharina Büsch, * 1481 , † 1567.
    1. Ulrich Buol, * 1566, † June 7, 1622 Chur, ⚭ Jakobea von Sonvig, * 1570.
      1. Hans Buol, * 1600, Parpan , † 1649, captain in Milan
      2. Johann Anton von Buol-Strassberg , * 1601 Churwalden, † August 4, 1662, Bundeslandamman, 1⚭ before 1626 Prudentia Ries, * approx. 1610, 2⚭ Barbara von Reidt, * approx. 1580, 1649 ennobled "von Strassberg"
        1. Johann Ulrich von Buol-Strassberg * 1626 Parpan, † February 13, 1687 Parpan, Dr. Commissari, 1⚭ Magdalena von Valär , daughter of Paul Valär and Ursula Sprecher von Bernegg, * 1632 Fideris , † February 15, 1675 Parpan, 2⚭ July 9, 1676 Anna Paula von Pestalozzi Td Johann Anton von Pestalozzi ud Claudia von Sali , * 1638 Chur, † 1694 Chur
          1. Paul von Buol-Strassberg, * 1649, Parpan, † 1722, governor of the Churwalden court, lieutenant colonel, ⚭ Judith von Reidt, Td Stephan von Reidt, * Chur
            1. Ulrich von Buol-Strassberg * 1684.
            2. Juditha von Buol-Strassberg
          2. Johann Anton von Buol-Strassberg, * 1652 Parpan, † 1720, captain in the Dutch service, head of the ten court federation 1697 Vikari Veltlin , 1705 federal land manager, 1707 Commissar zu Cleven , ⚭ June 3, 1689 in Haldenstein , Ursina von Menhardt
            1. Magdalena Ursina von Buol-Strassberg ~ November 28, 1689, † August 14, 1690, Parpan
            2. Magdalena von Buol-Strassberg ~ January 29, 1691, Chur, † August 29, 1779, Parpan
            3. Ursina Elisabeth von Buol-Strassberg ~ July 30, 1692, Parpan, ⚭ Johannes Ulrich, pastor
            4. Ursina Jakobea von Buol-Strassberg, ~ August 27, 1694, Parpan, Friedrich von Hewen decided in 1457 in an arbitration award about the territorial boundaries between Trin and Tamins. In 1470, after the fire in the castle on Crap Sogn Barcazi, the mansion was probably relocated to Canaschal (Gem. Trin) or Reichenau. In 1530, the Gem. Trin replaced the big tithe and the best main levy with 1,000 guilders. In 1568 T. passed to Johann von Planta (died 1572), and in 1583 to Rudolf von Schauenstein. In 1616, Trin bought himself free of all remaining sovereign rights for 10,000 crowns. The rule, now reduced to the village of Tamins and the bridge town of Reichenau, was henceforth called the Reichenau rule. 1756, ⚭ Christian Hosang, professor
            5. Ursula Prudentia von Buol-Strassberg, * 1690–1699, † 1771, ⚭ Johann Anton von Jenatsch , Sd Paul von Jenatsch and Jakobea von Buol-Strassberg, * March 14, 1672, Tirano , Valtellina , Sondrio , † July 24, 1728, Davos
            6. Johann Ulrich von Buol-Strassberg, * 1696, Parpan, † April 23, 1785, Parpan, Oberstwachtmeister, 1⚭ Margarita Vogler, * in Wangs, † 1755 in Wangs, 2⚭ Trina Mathis, 3⚭ September 5, 1759, Parpan, Maria Catharina Schmid, * 1733, Glarus, † 1790, Parpan
              1. Josephus Antonius Buol, * 1721, Wangs, † February 20, 1795, Wangs
              2. Hans Uolrich Buol, ~ February 19, 1725, Küblis ,
              3. Johann Anton von Buol-Strassberg, ~ September 3, 1760, Parpan, † March 11, 1830, Parpan, Junker, Lieutenant in Royal Sardinian Services, ⚭ September 20, 1789 in Parpan, Elisabeth Raschein, † December 9, 1824
                1. Cathrina von Buol-Strassberg ~ September 10, 1790, Parpan, † May 19, 1792, Parpan
                2. Maria Margaretha von Buol-Strassberg ~ September 10, 1790, Parpan, † July 25, 1796, Parpan
                3. Ursina Magdalena von Buol-Strassberg ~ May 4, 1792, Parpan, † January 8, 1863, Parpan, ⚭ July 9, 1825 in Parpan, Andreas Gantenbein
                4. Johann Ulrich von Buol-Strassberg ~ June 20, 1797, Parpan, † January 26, 1798, Parpan
                5. Catarina von Buol-Strassberg ~ 1799, Parpan, † February 28, 1875, Parpan
              4. Samuel von Buol-Strassberg, * 1762, Parpan, † 1822, Junker, captain in the Dutch service, major, ⚭ June 6, 1784 in Maastricht , Netherlands and May 28, 1784 in Parpan, Anna Margareta Conzett, Td Lieutenant Ulisses Conzett ud Josina Joost, ~ August 29, 1764, Sluis ( Flanders ), † June 17, 1804, Parpan
                1. Maria Katharina von Buol-Strassberg, * 1785, Maastricht, ~ March 6, 1785, Parpan, † 1838, ⚭ Jakob Mathis, Chur
                2. Ulysses von Buol-Strassberg * 1786 Nijmegen , † 1825, ⚭ May 8, 1808 in Masans, Anna Brügger
                  1. Anna Margaretha von Buol-Strassberg ~ June 4, 1809, Parpan, † 1830 murdered in Turin
                  2. Eduard von Buol-Strassberg ~ December 9, 1810, Parpan, † February 18, 1811, Parpan
                3. Josina von Buol-Strassberg ~ October 8, 1787, ⚭ Heinrich Blattmann
                4. Johanna Margaretha von Buol-Strassberg ~ June 16, 1789, Naarden , ⚭ October 20, 1815, Parpan, Rudolf Widmer, * Herrliberg
                5. Anna Elisabeth von Buol-Strassberg ~ September 9, 1791
                6. Karl Gustav von Buol-Strassberg ~ August 6, 1799, Parpan, † 1825, Zurich , ⚭ November 23, 1823 in Parpan, Elisabeth Gattiker, * Horgen
                7. Alexander von Buol-Strassberg * 1799, ~ April 29, 1802, Parpan, Lieutenant in the Dutch service
              5. Maria Margaretha von Buol-Strassberg, ~ August 29, 1764, Parpan, † September 18, 1794, Parpan, ⚭ June 9, 1782 Johann Baptista Pult, captain
              6. Ursina Magdalena von Buol-Strassberg, ~ May 6, 1766, Parpan, † August 30, 1771, Parpan
              7. Maria Katharina von Buol-Strassberg, ~ August 8, 1771, Parpan, † August 30, 1771, Parpan
            7. Johann Anton von Buol-Strassberg ~ May 20, 1700, Parpan, † March 18, 1702, Parpan
          3. Magdalena von Buol-Strassberg, † 1703, ⚭ November 11, 1658 Stephan von Buol * November 11, 1658, † May 3, 1736 Chur, Mayor, Federal President of the Association of Churches of God
          4. Ursina (Ursula) von Buol-Strassberg, 30 Jul 1692, Parpan ⚭ Dietrich von Planta-Wildenberg
          5. Prudentia von Buol-Strassberg, † 1687, ⚭ Peter von Reidt
          6. Susanna Jakobea von Buol-Strassberg, * 1669, Parpan, † February 3, 1670.
          7. Jacobea von Buol-Strassberg, * 1670, Parpan, † September 23, 1670.
          8. Claudia Hortensia von Buol-Strassberg, * 1678, † 1754 ⚭ Johann Baptista von Tscharner, * 1670, † January 24, 1734, Chur
          9. NN von Buol-Strassberg, * 1680, † August 10, 1680, Parpan, stillborn
          10. Elisabeth von Buol-Strassberg, * 1681, † 1748, ⚭ 1703 Lorenz von Wiezel
        2. Paul von Buol-Strassberg , Baron von Rietberg and Strassberg, * 1634 Parpan , † February 18, 1697 Chur, Colonel in the Spanish Army, envoy of the Emperor, appointed Baron of Rietberg in 1696 by Emperor Leopold I , ⚭ Narcissa von Planta - Wildenberg , * 1634 Rietberg
          1. Martha von Buol-Strassberg and Rietberg, * 1664, † 1700.
          2. Johann Anton von Buol-Strassberg and Rietberg, * 1668, † 1670.
          3. Johann Anton von Buol, Baron von Riet- und Strassberg, * 1671, † 1717 Vienna , killed in a duel, commanded a Graubünden battalion in imperial service in 1704, and in 1708 a second Graubünden battalion was formed. Appointment as colonel over this regiment by Emperor Leopold I, major general , 1708 district judge, head of the Upper Confederation , kk östr. Feldwachtmeisters ⚭ Emilie Schauenstein Freiin von Ehrenfels * approx. 1680, Td Johann Schauenstein von Ehrenfels ud Margaretha von Schauenstein
            1. Narcissa Emilie von Buol-Strassberg and Rietberg * 1697, † 1754, ⚭ Fidel Anton Freiherr von Thurn
            2. Paul von Buol-Strassberg and Rietberg, * 1702, † 1720 in Paris, imperial baron
            3. Anna Elisabeth von Buol-Strassberg and Rietberg * 1703, † 1752 ⚭ Rudolf Franz von Salis - Zizers
              1. Simon von Salis-Zizers, born September 24, 1736, † August 1827, Chieti ( Abruzzo ), 1790 field marshal in Sicilian service
            4. Rudolf Anton von Buol-Schauenstein * 1705, † 1765, Imperial Baron, ⚭ Josepha Freiin von Wenser
              1. Johann Anton Baptist von Buol-Schauenstein * 1729, † 1797, canon of Chur, imperial envoy to the Three Leagues, kuk real chamberlain and privy councilor, ⚭ Johanna von Sarentheim, * 1732, † October 7, 1791, imperial countess, star cross lady of Innsbruck
                1. Josepha von Buol-Schauenstein * 1759, Innsbruck , canon in Merano
                2. Karl Rudolf von Buol-Schauenstein * June 30, 1760, Innsbruck, † October 23, 1833 Chur, Bishop of Chur
                3. Johann Anton Rudolf von Buol-Schauenstein * November 21, 1763, Innsbruck, † February 12, 1834, Vienna, Imperial Count, ⚭ August 18, 1795, Countess Maria Anna Alexandrine von Lerchenfeld-Köfering , Td Philipp Graf von Lerchenfeld-Prennberg, * 12 January 1769.
                  1. Caroline von Buol-Schauenstein * May 29, 1796.
                  2. Karl Ferdinand von Buol-Schauenstein * May 17, 1797, Vienna, † October 28, 1865, Maria Enzersdorf , Count zu Buol-Schauenstein, zu Riedberg, Straßberg and Ehrenfels, Imperial and Royal Chamberlain, Privy Councilor and Ambassador Extraordinary to the Royal Sardinian Court in Turin , Imperial and Royal Minister Plenipotentiary at the Royal Court of Great Britain , Austrian Minister of Foreign Affairs in 1852 and Prime Minister in Vienna from 1852–1859. the last leader of the Count House of Buol-Schauenstein , ⚭ 1830, Karolina Franziska Dorothea Josepha Maria Katharina, Princess of Isenburg-Birstein , born November 25, 1809, lady of honor of the Royal Bavarian Order of Theresa
                    1. Josefine Caroline Alexandrine Marie von Buol-Schauenstein * October 10, 1835 Karlsruhe , † May 21, 1916, Salzburg , ⚭ September 1, 1858 in Maria Enzersdorf, Gustav von Blome , * May 18, 1829, Hanover , † August 24, 1906, Bad Kissingen , feudal count , heir and majorate of Salzau and the Bahrenslether Fideikommiss in Holstein, ruler of Montprets in Lower Styria , Knight of Honor of the Order of Malta, KuK Chamberlain and Privy Councilor, member of the manor of the Reichsrat on tenure
                    2. Alexandrine Victoria Gabriele von Buol-Schauenstein * February 21, 1837, Karlsruhe, † February 1, 1901, Vienna, ⚭ October 6, 1862 in Maria Enzersdorf, Coloman Count Hunyadi von Kéthely , * October 13, 1830, Vienna, † May 17 1901, Ivanka near Pressburg , KuK Treasurer, Privy Councilor, Field Marshal Lieutenant and Chief Ceremony Master
                  3. Maria Josepha von Buol-Schauenstein * May 20, 1798, Hamburg , † January 7, 1856, Frankfurt am Main , Countess, ⚭ May 20, 1822 Carl Theobald von Vrints zu Treuenfeld , * December 3, 1797, Bremen , † September 10 1872, baron, knight of honor of the sovereign Order of Malta , kuk chamberlain, Nassau and princely Thurn and Taxis court councilor and former postmaster of Frankfurt am Main
                  4. Wilhelmine Sophie von Buol-Schauenstein * September 14, 1800, ⚭ February 20, 1830 Peter von Meyendorff , Imperial Russian Privy Councilor, envoy extraordinary and authorized minister at the royal Prussian court in Berlin
                4. Maria Anna von Buol-Schauenstein, * 1764, Innsbruck, † 1791.
                5. Johanna von Buol-Schauenstein, * 1777, Innsbruck, † 1799.
              2. Franz Thomas von Buol-Schauenstein * 1733, † 1758 (1762), captain in the Grisons regiment of Sprecher in KuK services
              3. Joseph Theodor von Buol-Schauenstein * 1739, † 1758 (1760), captain in the service of the KuK
              4. Rudolf Anton von Buol-Schauenstein, * 1741, † 1752.
              5. Regina von Buol-Schauenstein, * 1743, ⚭ Baron Peter von Rossi
            5. Johann Anton von Buol-Schauenstein * 1710, † 1771. Reichsgraf, Freiherr von Schauenstein and Ehrenfels, Lord of Reichenau and Tamins , Colonel, District Judge of the Upper / Gray League, ⚭ Eleonora Tschiderer von Gleissheim
              1. Maria Josepha Emilia von Buol-Schauenstein, * 1731, † 1792, ⚭1 Franz Anton de Homodei, ⚭2 Peter Anton von Mont, * December 11, 1728, in Schloss Löwenberg, Schluein, son of Baron Peter Anton M. zu Löwenberg ud Anna Margretha de Florin, from Rueun, † September 19, 1800, in Fürstenburg Castle, Burgeis, Vinschgau
              2. Johann Anton von Buol-Schauenstein, * 1732, † 1749.
              3. Paul von Buol-Schauenstein, * 1738, † 1780, officer in the Swiss Guard, in French service.
            6. Johanna Emilia von Buol-Strassberg and Rietberg * after 1700, † before 1800, ⚭ Joseph Jakob Graf von Hendl-Castelbell
          4. Prudentia von Buol-Strassberg and Rietberg, * 1672
          5. Conradin von Buol-Strassberg and Rietberg, * 1674, † 1708 Milan , Adjutant General of Prince Eugene of Savoy in Milan, Colonel
          6. Paul von Buol-Strassberg and Rietberg, * 1675
          7. Huldreich von Buol-Strassberg and Rietberg, * 1678
        3. Susanna von Buol-Strassberg, * 1634 in Parpan, † August 22, 1667 Küblis , ⚭ Andreas speaker from Bernegg; * 1629, † July 2, 1680 Küblis
        4. Johann Anton von Buol-Strassberg, * 1645, Parpan
        5. Meinrad von Buol-Strassberg, * 1664, Parpan, † 1664.
        6. Stephan von Buol-Strassberg -Reidt, † 1687 on the battlefield, captain, Podestà zu Teglio
        7. Jakobea von Buol-Strassberg, * approx. 1625 Parpan, † 1697, September 1–16, 1669 Paul von Jenatsch, * 1629, † 1676, 2⚭ 1684, Gubert von Salis-Maienfeld
        8. Johann Anton von Buol-Strassberg, * 1654, Parpan, † June 17, 1686 Jenins , Landvogt , ⚭ April 5, 1677 Malans Ursina von Brügger, * * 1659, † 1735, Churwalden
          1. Johann Friedrich von Buol-Strassberg * 1678, † 1680.
          2. Fandrina von Buol-Strassberg * December 17, 1679, Parpan, † 1749, ⚭ 1696, Andreas von Buol, * 1666, Domleschg, † after 1700.
          3. Barbara von Buol-Strassburg * 1681, † August 1732, Churwalden, ⚭ Jakob Janett, * September 28, 1671 Fideris, † after 1733, Podestat, Bundslandammann
          4. Johann Anton von Buol-Strassberg * June 10, 1683, Parpan, † after 1700, stabbed to death as a student in Jena in a duel
        9. Johann Hartmann von Buol-Strassberg * Parpan, captain in French. Services, † 1687 in battle
        10. Peter von Buol-Strassberg, * approx. 1625 Parpan, † 1667, lieutenant
        11. Johan Anton von Buol-Strassberg, * 1654, Parpan, † June 17, 1686 Jenins , governor
      3. Ulrich Buol, * May 1608 Parpan, † January 12, 1681 Parpan, Landammann, ⚭ Eva von Pellizari
        1. Jakobea Buol * 1642 Parpan, † 1697, 1⚭ Jakob Markett, 2⚭ Hartmann von Hartmannis
        2. Ulrich Buol * 1645, Parpan, † July 7, 1701, Parpan, Landammann, 1⚭ Margreth von Pellizari, † April 4, 1673, Parpan, June 2⚭ 30, 1674, Langwies Anna spokesman from Bernegg, Td Johann spokesman von Bernegg ud Dorothea von Jenatsch, * 1654, Davos, † May 26, 1721, Parpan
          1. NN before 1669, † July 7, 1701, Parpan
          2. NN * / † June 25, 1670, Parpan
          3. Eva Buol * 1671, Parpan, † October 14, 1691, Parpan
          4. Dorothea Buol * 1675, Parpan, † 1755, ⚭ October 15, 1696, Parpan, Nikolaus Zaff, pastor
          5. Ulrich Buol * March 15, 1677, Parpan, † September 14, 1715, Parpan
          6. Johann Anton Buol ~ June 23, 1679, Parpan, † December 22, 1713, Parpan, Bundschreiber
          7. Paul Buol ~ December 23, 1681, Parpan, † May 14, 1782, Parpan
          8. Eva Buol ~ April 1, 1683, Parpan, † December 20, 1739, Parpan
          9. Anna Paula Buol ~ April 8, 1686, Parpan, † October 8, 1686, Parpan
          10. Paul Buol ~ April 8, 1686, Parpan, † August 13, 1686, Parpan
          11. Anna Paula Buol ~ August 4, 1687, Parpan, † February 10, 1707, Parpan
          12. Anna Paula Buol ~ August 4, 1687, Parpan, † February 10, 1707, Parpan
          13. Salomon Buol * May 15, 1690, Parpan, † June 2, 1690, Parpan
          14. Jakobea Buol, ~ August 17, 1692, Parpan, † 1734, ⚭ April 8, 1722 in Ilanz , Luzius Brügger, Landammann
          15. Maria Barbara Buol, ~ January 17, 1687, Parpan, † February 27, 1699, Parpan
      4. Hartmann von Buol * Churwalden, † 1646, lieutenant
        1. Peter Buol * Churwalden
        2. Paul Buol * Churwalden
      5. Paul von Buol * Churwalden, † 1610.
      6. Peter von Buol * Churwalden
  2. Gebhard Buol, * 1550 Churwalden, † 1600.
  3. Hans Buol, * approx. 1550 Churwalden, † approx. 1600.
    1. Peter Buol * Maladers
    2. Ulrich Buol * Maladers, † 1595 Maladers, Potestate from Teglio to Maladers
      1. Anna von Buol * 1612, Maladers
    3. Hans Buol * approx. 1570 Maladers, † 1629 Maladers, Landammann and Podestà von Bormio , ⚭ Anna Pitschi
      1. Rudolf Buol * Seewis
      2. Hans Buol * Seewis
      3. Ulrich Buol * Seewis
      4. Jakob Buol * Seewis, † 1629.
      5. Meinrad Buol * Seewis
      6. Jakob Buol * Seewis, † 1656.
        1. Agata Buol † 1629 Seewis, ⚭ June 13, 1647, Seewis, Christian Bärtsch, † December 10, 1700, Seewis
      7. Paul Buol * Seewis
  4. Ulrich Buol * Churwalden
    1. Ulrich Buol * Churwalden

Kaiserstuhl line - from Buol-Berenberg in Mühlingen (1710)

Coat of arms of the Barons von Buol-Berenberg (1831)

Kaiserstuhl has been owned by the Prince Diocese of Constance since 1294 and then served as the center of the Constance state administration for centuries. The Obervogt residing in Kaiserstuhl exercised the rights of the prince-bishops over Hohentengen , Bergöschingen , Lienheim , Fisibach and Weiach . This gave Kaiserstuhl the status of a country town in the Holy Roman Empire . At the same time, since the conquest of Aargau by the Confederates in 1415 , Kaiserstuhl was also the center of an external office of the County of Baden , a common rule . This occasionally led to conflicts between the prince-bishop and the confederates.

Kaiserstuhl in 1548

The end of the Ancien Régime after the proclamation of the Helvetic Republic in March 1798 hit the town particularly hard. It not only lost its central function. Due to the Reichsdeputationshauptschluss of 1803, Kaiserstuhl lost all areas on the right bank of the Rhine and thus the lion's share of its territory to the Grand Duchy of Baden, founded in 1806 . The part on the left bank of the Rhine initially belonged to the canton of Baden , from 1803 to the canton of Aargau.

Descendants of the ensign of the Davos landscape, Ulrich Boul (1460–1500) moved to Lake Constance at the time of the Reformation and lived in the city of Kaiserstuhl

  1. Hans von Buol, * 1470 in the Lake Constance region, † 1550, Kaiserstuhl, 1523 citizen and 1529 councilor of Kaiserstuhl, ⚭ around 1500 Magdalena Richter
    1. Hans von Buol * around 1500, Kaiserstuhl, † around 1570, ⚭ Elisabeth Wenzinger
      1. Joseph von Buol * Kaiserstuhl
      2. Hans Heinrich von Buol * Kaiserstuhl
        1. Meinrad von Buol
          1. Bernhard von Buol
      3. Magdalena von Buol * Kaiserstuhl
      4. Anna von Buol * Kaiserstuhl, 1⚭ Georg Stückin, 2⚭ Thomas Fischer
      5. Verena von Buol * Kaiserstuhl
    2. Thomas von Buol * around 1500, Kaiserstuhl, ⚭ Verena Stückin
    3. Jakob von Buol * around 1500, Kaiserstuhl, governor of Kaiserstuhl, ⚭ Verena Müllin
      1. Gregor von Buol * Kaiserstuhl
      2. Matthias von Buol * Kaiserstuhl
    4. Georg von Buol * around 1500, Kaiserstuhl, ⚭ Anna Maria Stückin
      1. Arbogast von Buol * around 1600, Kaiserstuhl, † after 1674.
        1. Hans Georg von Buol, ⚭ January 21, 1650, Maria Mayr
          1. Johann Georg von Buol * November 18, 1656 in Kaiserstuhl, † September 3, 1727 in Schottenkloster Vienna
        2. Hans Jakob von Buol
        3. Hans Ulrich von Buol
      2. Abel von Buol * around 1600, Kaiserstuhl
      3. Philipp von Buol * around 1600, Kaiserstuhl, ⚭ Maria Baumgartner
      4. Anna von Buol * around 1600, Kaiserstuhl
      5. Verena von Buol * around 1600, Kaiserstuhl
      6. Hans Jakob von Buol * around 1600, Kaiserstuhl, schoolmaster
    5. Conrad von Buol * 1545, Kaiserstuhl, town clerk, ⚭ 1570, Elisabeth Mayer
      1. Hans von Buol * 1577, Kaiserstuhl, † 1622, ⚭ Elisabeth von Dold, * Zurzach , Baden, † 1616
        1. Hans Conrad von Buol * 1609, Kaiserstuhl, † 1663, town clerk, ⚭ 1634, Anna Maria Wurmer (Wurmser), * 1614, Dendenheim
          1. (Hans) Melchior von Buol * 1634, Kaiserstuhl
          2. Johann Friedrich von Buol * 1636, Kaiserstuhl
          3. (Hans) Conrad von Buol * 1638, Kaiserstuhl
          4. Elisabeth von Buol * 1641, Kaiserstuhl
          5. (Hans) Heinrich von Buol * 1645, Kaiserstuhl
          6. Hans Andreas von Buol-Berenberg * 1647, Kaiserstuhl, † 1708, Princely Fürstenberg Council, was elevated to the rank of knighthood by Emperor Joseph I on October 11, 1707 , along with all his cousins ​​with the predicate "von Berenberg", 1⚭ Maria Waldburga von Echbegg, † 1702, 2⚭ Marsilia B. Freiin von Schellenberg
            1. Mühlingen Castle
              Johann Georg Conrad von Buol-Berenberg * 1699, Mühlingen, † 1750, imperial knight and lord of Mühlingen, imperial bailiff and senior government councilor, senior official in Stockach, 1⚭ Maria Anna Barbara von Hormayr von Hortenburg, † 1733, 2⚭ Franziska Perpetua von Hormayr from Hortenburg † 1784.
              1. Maria Antonia Sidonia W. von Buol-Berenberg * 1728, Mühlingen, † 1729.
              2. Maria Anna von Buol-Berenberg * 1730, Mühlingen, ⚭ Georg Graf von Triangi
              3. Maria Antonia von Buol-Berenberg * Mühlingen, ⚭ J. von Amrich (Joseph v. Weissenfels von Aschach)
              4. Rosa Ursula von Buol-Berenberg * 1735, Stockach
              5. Franz Anton von Buol-Berenberg * around 1730–1739, Stockach, † November 30, 1801, Bruneck , Tyrol , 1761 Canon of Brixen, cathedral cantor, 1763 pastor in Taufers , 1764 in Klausen and Telfs , 1776–1787 in Bruneck
              6. Sidonia von Buol-Berenberg * around 1730–1739, Stockach, canon lady of Hall
              7. Georg Andreas von Buol-Berenberg 1739, Stockach, † December 10 * 1789, baron, knight and from Mühlingen, Austrian Gubernialrat and county captain in the Puster Valley , Imperial Oberamtsrat to Bregenz , ⚭ Sidonia Maria von Buol-Berenberg, Td Joseph of Buol- Berenberg and Sidonia Geist von Wildegg,
                1. Joseph Andreas von Buol-Berenberg * 1773 (1776), Mühlingen, † 1812, Copenhagen , KK Legation Councilor in Dresden, later in Copenhagen.
                2. Gebhard von Buol-Berenberg Lord of Mühlingen * July 6, 1775, Mühlingen, † April 28, 1824, Konstanz , Imperial Baron, ⚭ 1806 Amalia von Stotzingen * February 17, 1783, † December 5, 1826, Konstanz, Freiin
                  1. Rudolf von Buol-Berenberg * April 2, 1809, Mühlingen, † March 15, 1895, Constance, landlord of Mühlingen, Berenberg and Zizenhausen , Chamberlain of the Grand Duke of Baden, district forester, owner of the landlords of Mühlingen and Berenberg, lives in Zizenhausen near Stokach, ⚭ 31 May 1838 Bertha Maria Bader, T. d. Johann Baptist Bader u. d. Fridoline von Ebing von der Burg * December 19, 1818, Zizenhausen, † October 14, 1887, Constance
                    1. Isabella von Buol-Berenberg * November 9, 1839, Mühlingen, † 1918
                    2. Maximilian von Buol-Berenberg * October 26, 1840, Mühlingen, † 1863, officer of the cavalry
                    3. Rudolf von Buol-Berenberg * May 24, 1842, Zizenhausen, † June 14, 1902, Baden-Baden, Chamberlain and Higher Regional Judge in Mannheim, 1895 ... 1898 President of the German Reichstag, ⚭ Elisabeth von Savigny, * 1858, † 27. January 1902, Baden-Baden
                    4. Bertha von Buol-Berenberg * July 20, 1846, Zizenhausen, † 1901. Religious of the Sacred Heart of Jesus in Riedenburg near Bregenz
                    5. Franz von Buol-Berenberg * April 9, 1849, Zizenhausen, † February 6, 1911, Ueberlingen, chamberlain and forester (Grand Ducal Baden Forest Tarator), royal Prussian lieutenant in the reserve of the 2nd Baden Dragoon Regiment No. 21, ⚭ July 22, 1880 , Countess Olga von Deym * August 18, 1860, † July 15, 1926, Überlingen
                      1. Georg von Buol-Berenberg * October 11, 1881, Zizenhausen, † September 1966, Cape Town, ⚭ 1925 Elisabeth Ashton, ⚭ 1940 Ruth Maloomess
                      2. Oskar von Buol-Berenberg * November 20, 1882, Zizenhausen, † January 5, 1934, Mühlingen, ⚭ Margarete von Biegeleben * August 21, 1880, Silz, † October 17, 1972, Kaltern
                        1. Ignaz von Buol-Berenberg * May 1, 1927, Stockach, † June 9, 1997, Mühlingen,
                          1. Ulrike Franziska von Buol-Berenberg * June 18, 1951
                          2. Michaela Pia Maria von Buol-Berenberg * November 16, 1956
                          3. Lucia Margarete Annunziata von Buol-Berenberg * November 27, 1958
                          4. Andreas von Buol-Berenberg * January 20, 1960
                      3. Elisabeth von Buol-Berenberg * March 8, 1885, Zizenhausen, called Else , † February 14, 1957, Lindau, ⚭ October 31, 1910, Johann Nepomuk Richard von Krafft-Ebing , Freiherr, * January 24, 1880, † November 27 1946
                    6. Maria Isabella von Buol-Berenberg * November 28, 1851, Zizenhausen, † 1934, ⚭ February 6, 1872 in Hindelwangen Eduard Sigmund Honorius von Hornstein, * July 4, 1843 Grüningen Castle , Baron von Hornstein and landlord of Grüningen , Papal Privy Chamberlain ( Camerieri Segreti di Spada e Cappa Partecipanti)
                  2. Isabella von Buol-Berenberg * November 9, 1815, Mühlingen, † 1901.
                  3. Concordia von Buol-Berenberg * June 15, 1820, Mühlingen, † around 1900, ⚭ October 5, 1840 Hugo von Ehrenberg, † July 20, 1861, Grand Ducal, Major of Baden and Director of the Equipment Commission
                3. Anna von Buol-Berenberg * Mühlingen, † 1792.
              8. Josepha von Buol-Berenberg * Stockach, canon lady of Hall
              9. Johann Nepomuk von Buol-Berenberg * April 8, 1746, Stockach, † August 15, 1813, Bozen , Dr. theol., pastor of Kaltern, 1798 provost and city pastor of Bozen
              10. Therese von Buol-Berenberg * Stockach
              11. Joseph Ignaz von Buol-Berenberg * September 21, 1749, Stockach, † August 27, 1817 in Prague, Imperial Baron, on May 29, 1795 by Emperor Franz II , he was awarded the title "von Mühlingen", "now" by Berenberg and Mühlingen " , KK Chamberlain, Major, Lieutenant Colonel, Colonel, 1807 Major General, 1809 Commander of the Austrian Armed Forces in the Battle of Innsbruck ( Battle of Bergisel ), together with the Tyroleans under Andreas Hofer, 1813 Lieutenant Field Marshal, 1814–1816 Military Commander in Linz , 1816 –1817 Military City Commander of Prague, ⚭ Josepha Freiin von Widmann * 1766, † 1816.
                1. Paul von Buol-Berenberg, Cadet near Würzburg UnterLieutnant / lieutenant in the 5th Jäger Battalion
                2. Johann von Buol-Berenberg, Unterlieutnant / Lieutenant in the 8th Jäger Battalion
                3. Franz Seraphicus Anton von Buol-Berenberg Noble Herr zu Mühlingen * January 2, 1794, Brno , † October 24, 1865, Vienna, Baron, Gubernal, Imperial and Privy Councilor, real Councilor of the United Court Chancellery, kk Chamberlain, farmer in Tyrol , Incola of Bohemia, Moravia and Silesia; He was buried in the St. Marx cemetery , ⚭ May 9, 1821 Maria Anna Rosa Freiin von Giovanelli, * August 31, 1801, Bolzano , † February 8, 1870, Bolzano, baroness, lady of the Star Cross
                  1. Adalbert von Buol-Berenberg born May 12, 1822 Innsbruck, † July 1, 1874, Graz , KK eunuchs Lieutenancy rat u. Kreishauptmann to Olomouc , ⚭ October 20, 1855 in Lviv , Countess Marie Karnicka of Karnice, born May 7, 1833 Mistress of the dominions Lelechówka, Wereszyce and Majdan in the district Lviv, kk Order of the Starry Cross Lady
                  2. Franz Carl Maria Heinrich von Buol-Berenberg * September 15, 1823, Innsbruck, † June 24, 1875, Kaltern , baron, noble lord of Mühlingen, farmer in Tyrol, Incola of Bohemia, Moravia and Silesia, landowner, kk Ober-Kämmerer and General advisor to the Tyrolean landscape and concipist in the Ministry of Justice, “He played an important role in the struggle for the establishment of the Tyrolean state constitution in the years 1859 to 1866 as a professional general advisor, reporter and expert, and appeared as a staunch federalist. He said that the central government had to act before the enactment of laws that should also apply to the federal states. ”⚭ July 2, 1859 in Kaltern, Freiin Luise Di Pauli von Treuheim, Td Joseph Di Pauli von Treuheim ud Franzisca Schasser von Thanheimb * 23 September 1835, Kaltern, † April 3, 1903, Kaltern
                    1. Maria Anna von Buol-Berenberg * August 21, 1861, Innsbruck, † May 21, 1943, Kaltern, noble mistress of Mühlrogen in Hegau, was a well-known poet and writer; from her come the stories "Die Gamswirtin", in which a brave landlady from Steinach is glorified as the mother of 1809 heroes, furthermore "The Foundling", "Des Mahrwirt's Wife" and "Ein Herrgottskind", life picture of the stigmatized Virgin Maria von Moerl, a book of great cultural and historical value. She died as the last of the Kaltern line of the Barons von Buol on May 21, 1943
                    2. Maria Annunciata von Buol-Berenberg * 1863, † 1865.
                  3. Maria Anna Freiin von Buol zu Berenberg and Mühlingen * May 16, 1825, † June 26, 1871, baroness, ⚭ 1846 Ludwig Maximilian Balthasar von Biegeleben , 1846, * January 14, 1812, Darmstadt , † August 6, 1872 in Rohitsch-Sauerbrunn , ( Slovenia ), Freiherr, kk real secret councilor, section head in the Ministry of the Imperial House and Foreign Affairs
                  4. Anna Maria von Buol-Berenberg * January 20, 1828, lady of honor of the Brno noble women's monastery
                4. Franziska von Buol-Berenberg * May 31, 1799, † March 29, 1866, baron, ⚭ September 7, 1829 Johann Nepomuk von Giovanelli, * August 10, 1797, † April 5, 1835, knight, kk Collegialrat zu Bozen
              12. Conrad Georg von Buol-Berenberg * January 15, 1751 in Stockach, † September 11, 1819, Brixen , Dompropst zu Brixen, As such he received on October 24, 1807 the visit of his relative, Bishop Buol, who made him resist the new government encouraged. Buol then became the prince-bishop Ordinary Chancellor of Prince-Bishop Franz Karl Graf zu Lodron and consistorial president in Bressanone. Konrad was an ardent patriot and supporter of Austria.
            2. Maria Barbara Juliana from Buol-Berenberg * Mühlingen, ⚭ FC von Freiental.
            3. Joseph Andreas von Buol-Berenberg * 1700, Mühlingen, Lord of Mühlingen, ⚭ Maria Sidonia Geist von Wildegg
              1. Maria Barbara von Buol-Berenberg * Mühlingen,
              2. Sidonia Maria von Buol-Berenberg * Mühlingen, ⚭ Georg Andreas von Buol-Berenberg * 1739, Stockach, † December 10, 1789, Sd Johann von Buol-Berenberg ud Franziska von Hormayr von Hortenburg
          7. (Hans) Jakob von Buol * 1650, Kaiserstuhl
          8. Johann Georg von Buol * December 10, 1655, Kaiserstuhl
        2. Anna von Buol * Kaiserstuhl, nun in the Paradies women's monastery
      2. Ursula von Buol * Kaiserstuhl
      3. Maria von Buol * Kaiserstuhl
      4. Othmar von Buol * around 1500, Kaiserstuhl, ⚭ Ursula Maria NN
    6. Anna von Buol * around 1500, Kaiserstuhl

Line Austria - from Buol-Wischenau in Vienna (1718)

Coat of arms of Baron Buol von Wischenau 1831

Višňové ( German Wischenau ) in Morava ( German Moravia ) in Okres Znojmo ( German Znaim ), ( Czech Republic ), 75 km northwest of Vienna , not far from the border with Lower Austria.

Buol-Wischenau coat of arms (1763): Square and covered with a silver heart shield, inside a virgin (similar to the younger family coat of arms), 1 and 4 in gold a crowned black eagle ready to fly (imperial sign of grace), 2 and 3 in silver a crowned red lion, one holding natural colored clover stem (original shield symbol); three helmets, on the right the lion with red and silver blankets, on the middle one with black and silver blankets the eagle, on the left one with blue and silver blankets a crowned blue lion holding a scepter.

A copper engraving around 1780 shows the coat of arms differently in details: square with a heart shield, in it in silver a long-haired virgin in a blue-silver split, girdled robe, in her right hand holding a three-leaved branch (clover stem), the left hand wedged, 1 and 4 in gold a crowned black eagle (imperial sign of grace), 2 in silver a gold-crowned, double-tailed red lion, holding a three-leaved branch (clover stem), 3 the same lion, but holding a rose branch with three (silver, red, silver) flowers; between the shield and the three crowned helmets rests a crown, consisting of a golden forehead ring set with precious stones, which is set with (visible) five large silver pearls; on the right helmet with black and gold covers the inward-facing red lion as in field 3, but growing, on the middle with black and gold covers on the right, red and silver covers on the left, the crowned black eagle on the left with red and silver covers simply tailed, golden crowned blue lion growing, holding a scepter with a bar-shaped tip in its paws. Shield holder: two virgins as in the heart shield, but the right one in a silver-blue split robe, the left hand has pried the right and holds the three-leaved branch (the clover stem) in the left.

Another blazon of the Buol-Wischenauischen coat of arms reads: Square with a crowned blue heart shield, inside on the green ground a virgin in long green clothes, girdled with a red band, a wreath of flowers on the head, a bouquet in the right hand, the left in the side clawed (younger family coat of arms), 1 and 4 in gold a crowned black eagle (imperial sign of grace), 2 and 3 in silver a right-facing crowned red lion, holding a three-leaf green clover leaf (original shield symbol) in the right paw; three helmets: on the right with black and gold covers the crowned black eagle, on the middle with black and gold covers on the right, red and silver covers on the left, the virgin of the heart shield, on the left with red and silver covers the red lion from the second and third field.

Descendants of Johann Georg von Buol (1656–1727) served at the Imperial Court in Vienna, he was awarded the title "von Wischenau":

  1. Johann Georg von Buol * November 18, 1656 in Kaiserstuhl, † September 3, 1727 in Schottenkloster Vienna , KuK Hofrat (Referendarius) zu Vienna, imperial secretary, privy councilor, on November 18, 1718 by Emperor Karl VI. (HRR) Baron, Freiherr von Buol-Wischenau “Confirmation of the old knighthood with the predicate 'von Wischenau' for empire and hereditary lands for Johann Georg von Buol, kuk real court counselor and secret state secretary, also trainee lawyer of the Upper and Upper Austrian provinces, Tyrolean knightly farmer that the above-mentioned diploma is respected as a baron and pennant status diploma with simultaneous awarding of the predicate 'well-born' ”, ⚭ Anna Regina, Baroness von Dyr
    1. Johann Paul von Buol-Wischenau * 1716, † November 7, 1785, Freiherr zu Wischenau, Lower Austrian government councilor, 1763 baron, kuk Hofrat, knight of the royal Hungarian Order of St. Stephen, ⚭ Carolina Countess of Selb, † December 15, 1786
      1. Maria Anna von Buol-Wischenau ⚭ Berdonides von Tieran
      2. Maria Josepha Regina von Buol-Wischenau
      3. Johann Joseph Baptista von Buol-Wischenau * June 14, 1756, Vídeň , † May 19, 1825, Olomouc , baron, capitular and canon of Olomouc, archbishop, clergyman, librarian and archivist, infected provost of St. Moritz, city pastor and regional dean to Olomouc
      4. Johann Anton von Buol-Wischenau * 1755, † 1819, baron, canon and cathedral extar of Chur
      5. Georg von Buol-Wischenau * 1759, † 1814, kuk district commissioner in St. Pölten , ⚭ before 1800 Antonia Scholz.
        1. Theresia von Buol-Wischenau * 1800, † 1861, ⚭ Johann von Bossanyi
      6. Paul von Buol-Wischenau * 1762
      7. Franz von Buol-Wischenau * 1763, † 1802, baron, kuk cadet, kuk ensign at Khevenhüller infantry ⚭ Maria Antonia von Rehn
        1. Paul von Buol-Wischenau * 1792, † 1865, baron, kuk Hauptmann, ⚭ 1817 Magdalena von Theyss, * 1792.
          1. Gustav von Buol-Wischenau * November 20, 1820, Slavičín (Slavitschin) ( Bohemia ), † November 26, 1878, Innsbruck , baron, kuk Austrian Finance Councilor, kuk Finanzwach-Commissair zu Kufstein ( Tyrol ), July 1–22, 1857, Aloysia Heiss von Nognelli, * February 10, 1840, † March 3, 1860, April 2–8, 1861, Maria Barbara von Kraft, * September 5, 1838, Rattenberg (Tyrol)
            1. Rosina Karolina Ludmila von Buol-Wischenau * June 20, 1858, Kufstein, (Tyrol)
            2. Constantin von Buol-Wischenau * 1860, † 1870/79, Kufstein
            3. Maria Margaretha Anna von Buol-Wischenau * April 11, 1862, Kufstein
            4. Erich Aloys Gustav Maria von Buol-Wischenau * April 12, 1863, Kufstein, † 1906, baron, kk district commissioner, 1⚭ Johanna Hainisch, 2⚭ Johanna Hainisch
              1. Paula von Buol-Wischenau * 1890
              2. Erich von Buol-Wischenau * 1893
              3. Raimund von Buol-Wischenau * emigrated to Canada in 1898
            5. Aloysia Margaretha Barbara von Buol-Wischenau * April 4, 1864, Kufstein
            6. Paula Maria Karolina von Buol-Wischenau * October 5, 1865, Kufstein
            7. Ida Margaretha Franzisca von Buol-Wischenau * September 23, 1866.
            8. Karl Adolf Franz Josef von Buol-Wischenau * October 2, 1870, Nauders , (Tyrol), † 1931
          2. Konstantin Buol von Wischenau 1865
            Konstantin von Buol-Wischenau * November 19, 1822, † October 4, 1893, kuk captain in the 2nd Field Artillery Regiment, kuk general major, May 1, 1850 Karoline von Weber, † August 1, 1851, 2 ⚭ October 14, 1860 Malvine Freiin Lenk von Wolfsberg , born October 14, 1839, Mainz ; † September 23, 1866 Troppau in child's bed
            1. Pauline Caroline von Buol-Wischenau * 1851
            2. Wilhelm von Buol-Wischenau * July 29, 1862, Vienna, k.ü.k. First lieutenant, ⚭ 1892 Katharina von Rosenschildt
            3. Arthur von Buol-Wischenau * July 5, 1864, Vienna- Josefstadt , kk major in the artillery in Komorn
            4. Ida Margaretha Franziska * September 23, 1866
        2. Karl von Buol-Wischenau, * 1794, † 1837, captain, ⚭ 1818, Babetta Spitzer, † 1872.
          1. Caroline Barbara Theresia Maria Anna von Buol-Wischenau * 1825, † 1897, ⚭ April 26, 1846, Baron Emanuel, Baron von Bretfeld zu Kronenburg , † August 16, 1875, Herr auf und zu Grabosyce (Salizien)
          2. Wilhelmine von Buol-Wischenau * 1829, ⚭ 1851, Dr. jur. Philipp Bernatzik, court lawyer in Korneuburg near Vienna
          3. Bertha von Buol-Wischenau * 1834, ⚭ 1855, Karl P. von Hartmann, kuk captain in the infantry, kuk major and Landwehr battalion commanders in Krems , ( Lower Austria )
            1. Aloys Karl Benno von Buol-Wischenau * March 24, 1837, † December 5, 1907, Vienna Central Cemetery, kk auditor at the military auditorium, kk Rittmeister with Count Moritz Pálffy von Erdöd Hussars No. 15, 1⚭ Clotilde Fenzl * 1845, † December 14, 1919. 2 1868, Johanna Nagy de Kaal
              1. Richard von Buol-Wischenau * September 1, 1873, † 1939.
      8. Alois von Buol-Wischenau * 1767
      9. Johann Conrad von Buol-Wischenau * 1768, baron, major in the service of KuK
      10. Maria Josepha Regina von Buol-Wischenau * 1770
    2. Katharina von Buol-Wischenau ⚭ Barthelme von Tinti, Td Freiherrn von Tinti
    3. Anton Franz von Buol-Wischenau, * around 1720, † May 30, 1767, Vienna, baron, vice- governor of Vienna, kuk Hofrat, 1⚭ Eleon von Gleissheim, 2⚭ Maria Anna von Kirchner, † July 1780
      1. Maria Regina von Buol-Wischenau
      2. Maria Anna Antonia von Buol-Wischenau * 1744, Vienna, † 1773, ⚭ Joseph Philipp Christoph von Bartenstein , Freiherr, Reichshofrat
        1. Anton von Bartenstein, baron
        2. Emanuel von Bartenstein, baron
        3. Johann von Bartenstein, baron
      3. Notburga von Buol-Wischenau ⚭ Count of Meda

literature

  • Johann Franz Fetz: Memorial Sheets to Carl Rudolph von Buol-Schauenstein (1853)
  • Anton Herkules spokesman von Bernegg: Collection of the Rhaetian families (1847) ( digitized )
  • Anton von Sprecher: Family tree of the family. Buol , 1934.
  • Silvio Färber: The Bündner Herrenstand in the 17th century , 1983.
  • Peter Walser: Three generations of the Davos Buol family in Bündner Jahrbuch 1989, pp. 145–150.
  • Silvio Färber: Buol, Johann Anton (von Strassberg). In: Historical Lexicon of Switzerland .
  • Felici Maissen, "Bundeslandammann Paul J.", in BM, 1957, 315–326
  • Otto Paul Clavadetscher, Werner Meyer: Das Burgenbuch von Graubünden , 1984, p. 289ff.
  • Kurt Schmid: The barons of Buol-Berenberg in the 19th and 20th centuries . In: Mühlingen, a common local history of the Madachdörfer Gallmannsweil, Mainwangen, Mühlingen, Schwackenreute and Zoznegg (=  Hegau library . Volume 135 ). MarkOrPlan Hegau-Bodensee, Singen (Hohentwiel) 2007, ISBN 978-3-933356-48-2 , p. 379 ff .

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ [1] logged - descendants Ulrich Buol
  2. ^ Anton von Sprecher, family tree of the Buol family
  3. ↑ Stamm-Tafeln of the nobility of the Grand Duchy of Baden, pag 94
  4. ↑ [2] geneall.net - descendants of Paul von Buol, Baron von Riet- and Strassberg
  5. ^ "Memorial sheets to Carl Rudolph von BuolSchauenstein" JFFetz 1853, p. 4.
  6. ↑ Parish Hohentengen: Baptism book, marriage book, death book 1627 - 1746 .
  7. ↑ Parish Hohentengen: Baptism book, marriage book, death book 1627 - 1746 .
  8. ↑ Gothaisches genealogical pocket book of baronial houses, p. 92
  9. ↑ Stamm-Tafeln of the nobility of the Grand Duchy of Baden p. 94
  10. ↑ Gothaisches genealogical pocket book of the baronial houses, 1880.
  11. ^ Biographical Dictionary of all Austrian Generals during the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars
  12. ^ Funeral coat of arms in the archive of the Graz-Seckau diocese and in the Styrian regional archive
  13. ↑ Neues Allgemeine Deutsches Adels-Lexicon, Volume II, p. 171.
  14. ↑ Gothaisches genealogical pocket book of baronial houses, p. 242.
  15. ↑ Austrian Family Register Working Group
  16. ↑ Parish Hohentengen: Baptism book, marriage book, death book 1627 - 1746 .
  17. ^ GHdA , Adelslexikon Volume II, Volume 58 of the complete series, CA Starke Verlag Limburg / Lahn 1974; P. 179 f.
  18. ↑ See above copper engraving
  19. ↑ Moravian nobility (1899), Art. Buol (-Wischenau) on p. 15. (PDF; 2.8 MB)
  20. ↑ Parish Hohentengen: Baptism book, marriage book, death book 1627 - 1746 .
  21. ↑ Yearbook of the KK Heraldische Gesellschaft "Adler" (1907), p. 47
  22. ↑ Gothaisches genealogical pocket book of the baronial houses from the year 1864, p. 99.

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