Starringer

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The Starringers, also Staringer or Starkinger, are a documented Bavarian family with aristocratic, bourgeois and rural namesake since 1010 .

origin

They come from the Starginum / Stargina already mentioned in 818, today Bau- / Hofstarring (1229 Starring ) in the district of Erding . The origin of the name is not clear. It is not known whether the place Starring gave the name to the family, or whether a Germanic clan board member Star (in the case of the Star clan) gave the place its name. Starringers appear, after Gotehart named in 1010, from 1130 as Ministeriale , Ritter and Nobilis in the service of the Wittelsbachers .

A first family tree of the Starringers was created in 1598 by the Bavarian historian Wiguleus Hund (1514–1588). According to the will of Rueprecht Staringer von Kalling, the noble male branch died out around 1575. The peasant and bourgeois line still exists today. In 1707/10 some of the von Alzey family (Duchy of Palatinate-Neuburg ) emigrated to America. In the USA there is an immigrant starring club called “Starnes” .

Personalities

Personalities were:

  • 1231 Marquardus nobilis de Staeringen
  • 1270 Nobilis and Equites Arnoldus, Artolphus, Udalricus and Otto Staringer. The coat of arms of the latter is in the monastery church in Raitenhaslach .

In the second half of the 14th century, the ennobled Staringer von Hofstarring acquired Kalling Castle (which still exists today). In Maisel mountain their Holy Sepulcher stands (1495 †) Staringer with the epitaphs of Erasmus († 1389) and Jörg. Personalities of the Staringer von Kalling were:

  • Erasmus Staringer, judge in Erding and provost of the Frauenchiemsee monastery
  • Georg Staringer, Hofkastner and Landshut City Council from 1531 to 1565
  • Sigmund Staringer, caretaker of the city of Dingolfing 1530–1555
  • Anna zu Moos and Köllnpach, Georg Staringer's granddaughter, married Johann Albrecht Freiherr von Preysing in 1567 . Its epitaph is in the St. Martinskirche in Landshut.

literature

An extensive documentation Where did the Starringers come from - a 1200 year history with numerous reproductions from archives and original recordings on site is located u. a. in Bayer. Main State Archives and the Bayer. State Library in Munich.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ (Gotehart de Staringin, Cartular des Klosters Ebersberg I / 19, p. 139)
  2. ↑ Bitterauf The Traditions of the Hochstift Freising Volume I, Entry 392
  3. ^ Collection of historical writings by Baron Maximilian von Freyberg, 1830, Volume 3).
  4. ↑ (Landshut State Archives, Landshut Government A 3294)
  5. ↑ (Michael Stephan The documents and the oldest records of the Scheyern Monastery )
  6. ↑ ( Trad. Raitenhaslach and Michael Wening in Land Description of the Elector and Duchy of Bavaria Rentamt Burghausen)