Stietencron (noble family)

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Coat of arms from the coat of arms window in the Schötmar manor
Stietencron Castle in Schötmar

Stietencron is the name of a German noble family .

history

According to Kneschke : “Swedish nobility. Diploma of March 10, 1709 for Johann Ernst Stiete, with the predicate; v. Stietencron created. The same became 1712 k. Danish forest and hunter master in Delmenhorst and later Hanoverian Drost in Nienover. "

The father of Johann Ernst Stiete is Johann David Stiede (* 1611 Erfurt - † 1696 Hemm), royal Swedish major. He was probably ennobled for his services by the Swedish crown (suffix: -kron). He is a son of the poet Ernst Stiede (Stida) (* 1585 Erfurt - † 1632 Erfurt).

Johann von Stietencron, a grandson of Johann Ernst von Stietencron, acquired the Schötmar manor in 1831 . This is known today as " Stietencron Castle ".

coat of arms

According to Kneschke : "A silver pole in blue, which is accompanied on the right by an inward-facing, golden crescent moon with a face and on the left by three six-pointed golden stars standing one below the other."

The coat of arms (approx. 1831–36) in the Schötmar manor shows a silver post in a blue shield, which is flanked on the right by an inward-facing, golden crescent moon with a face to the left of three six-pointed golden stars standing one below the other. On the shield is a crowned helmet, which, between an open ... eagle's wing, carries three blue flags on golden poles, one of which wafts on the right and two on the left. The two outer ones are covered with a gold star, the middle one with the crescent moon on the right side of the shield. The helmet covers are blue and silver.

Name bearer (chronological)

  • Johann David (from (?) Stietencron); oo Adelheid von Regensdorf
  • Johann Ernst; ⚭ Ulrike Amalie from Seitz
  • David Ernst (* 1717 in Delmenhorst, † 1774); ⚭ 1749 Angel Dorothea von Oeynhausen
  • Johann Friedrich Carl Gustav (* 1751 in Welsede, † 1836 in Welsede); ⚭ 1797 Elisabeth von Reden from the Hastenbeck family
    • Carl Ludwig Wilhelm Friedrich Gustav August (* 1805); ⚭ 1851 Charlotte Stromberg
    • Hermann Ernst Carl Balduin (* 1809 in Neustadt a. Rbg .; † January 26, 1870 in Welsede); ⚭ 1842 Luise Freiin von Hake, daughter of Georg Ernst Adolf von Hake
    • Johann "Iwan" Hartwig Georg Philipp Otto , (* February 12, 1811 in Neustadt, † February 15, 1873 in Schötmar); ⚭ 1841 Catharina von Freymann
      • Benedicta (* 1842 in Schötmar)
      • Iwan (II) Friedrich Hermann Gustav (* 1844 in Schötmar); ⚭ 1885 Margarethe Wilhelmine von Lengerke (1862–1937)
        • Benedicta (* 1886; † 1951)
        • Ivan (III) (* 1890; † August 10, 1914 near Liège)
        • Heinz (* 1893; † July 30, 1915 at Bauska )
        • Carola (1897; † 1972)
      • Hartwig (* 1847 in Schötmar); ⚭ 1882 Marianne Dapples; ⚭ 1916 Dora Tietjen
        • Iwan Eduard (* 1883 in Mackenhofe in Lorraine, † 1952 in Überlingen on Lake Constance); ⚭ 1942 Johanna Linke
        • Hartwig Johann Otto (* 1884 in Schötmar, † 1952 in Welsede); ⚭ 1915 G. von Herwarth
        • Cathinka (* 1886; † 1958 in Erling)
        • Georg Eduard (* 1888 in Crissier, † 1974 in Stuttgart), translator of the German first edition of Khalil Gibran : Der Prophet ; ⚭ / 1 1920 Emma, ​​⚭ / 2 1928 Fides Goesch, ⚭ / 3 Hanna Gundert
          • (from 1) Bertus (* 1921; † 1957 due to avalanche accident); ⚭ 1956 Dr. med. Hanna Schmidt
            • Johannes (born June 1957 in Bremerhaven)
          • (from 1) Gerd (* 1921; † 2015, Bertus' twin brother)
            • four children
          • (from 2) Jürgen (* 1929)
            • four children
          • (from 2) Heinrich (1933-2018), Indologist, author; ⚭ Barbara Thierfelder
            • three daughters
              • two daughters
          • (from 2) Marianne (* 1933, Heinrich's twin sister)
        • Thekla (* 1892; † 1967 in Lausanne)

  • Johann (1811–1873)

  • Ivan II (1844-1897)

  • Ivan III (1890-1914)

  • Heinz (1893-1915)

literature

  • Ernst Heinrich Kneschke : New general German nobility lexicon, edited in association with other historians by Prof. Dr. Ernst Heinrich Kneschke, ninth volume , Friedrich Voigt bookstore, Leipzig 1870.
  • Kurt Wallbaum: Rittergut und Schloss Schötmar 1664–1985 , Lippischer Heimatbund eV, Detmold 1988, ISBN 3-926311-65-7
  • Correspondence of The Washington Post: A Real Robber Baron , article in The Washington Post, August 25, 1901

Web links

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