Thanradl

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Family coat of arms of the Thanrädl

The Thanrädl (also Thannrädl, Thanrädel, Thonrädl, Thonradl) are an old Salzburg noble family who were elevated to the baron status in the 16th century and came to Austria under Maximilian I. The Austrian line died out in the 18th century.

history

The Thanrädl come from Salzburg and came to Austria under Maximilian I. Wolfgang I (1475–1535) was a decreed and imperial councilor and lord of Thernberg and Rechberg . His son Andreas I (1509–1566), also imperial councilor and regent of the Lower Austrian Lands in 1565, was able to expand his legacy to include Johannstein and Stranzendorf (near Rußbach ). Later they also owned Ebergassing and Wienerherberg . In the course of the clashes at the beginning of the Thirty Years WarSome Protestant members emigrated to Germany, for example in 1643 to Upper Saxony. Andreas II Thanrädel was even ostracized and lost his goods. In the 18th century the Austrian line of this noble family expired.

Personalities

  • Wolfgang I. (* 1475; † 1535), the son of the progenitor Henrich, ordained and imperial councilor, Lord von Thernberg and Rechberg. Whose son was:
  • Andreas I., Knight, (* 1509; † February 2, 1566), Imperial Councilor and 1565 Regent of the Lower Austrian Lands, Lord of Thernberg 1542, Johannstein, Rechberg and Stranzendorf. His second son was:
  • Baltasar Christoph I (* 1535; † December 25, 1600), most recently Hofkammer-Rat and Obersilber-Kämmerer, Herr zu Thernberg, Rechberg and Ebergassing, Baron January 11th 1597. His sons were:
  • Andreas II. (* 1572; † 1625), Evangelical ordinator in Vienna, ostracized on September 12, 1620. Ebergassing, Wienerherberg and a house in Vienna are confiscated as dilapidated goods.
  • Heinrich Christoph (* 1576; †), general steward in Austria and court chamber councilor, gentleman on Johannstein and Rechberg.
  • Baltasar Christoph II. (* 1584, † around 1638) lived in Ödenburg from 1627.

coat of arms

Coat of arms of the Barons of Thanrädl

Family coat of arms

Divided transversely by red and silver and covered with an upright arrow, which lacks the iron point on the left and the fletching on the right. On the helmet with red and silver covers a red and silver split, open flight, covered with the arrow of the shield, but overturned.

Barons coat of arms

Silver heart shield with a red wheel with five or six spokes, 1 and 4 divided crosswise by red and silver and covered with an upright arrow, which lacks the iron point on the left and the fletching on the right and which carries the alternating tinctures of the field ( Family coat of arms), 2 and 3 a running golden or a pine deer of natural color with golden antlers, probably also a silver stag in full leap.

Tribe list

after Karl Graf Kuefstein: Studies on family history, 3rd part

A1. Henrich († 1494) ⚭ Amalia Pelchinger in Salzburg

B1. Wolfgang (us) (* 1475, † 1535), on Thernberg and Rechberg, ordained a. Imperial Council ⚭ Margaretha Dietherin (Dickherin) on Thernberg,
C1. Andreas I. (* 1509, † Feb. 2, 1566), knight, Imperial Councilor a. 1565 Regent of the Niederöst. Lande, Herr auf Thernberg 1542, Johannstein, Rechberg u. Stranzendorf ⚭ January 9th 1530 (1529) Margaretha, daughter of Leonhard III. von Harrach , dies a widow
D1. Wolfgang (* 1531, † 1595 (1587)), 1587 Raitherr ⚭ Anna Maria Weltzer von Spiegelfeld († 1597), no children
D2. Baltasar Christoph I. (* 1535, † December 25, 1600), Lord of Thernberg, Rechberg and Ebergassing, Truchseß, regimental councilor, governor's office and chief and Unter-Landmarschallamt, Kammerrat, 1595 Hofkammerrat u. Upper Silver Chamberlain. Freiherrnstand 10 Sept. 1596 (11 Jan. 1597) ⚭ 8 Feb. 1568 Afra von Teufel († 2 Feb. 1594)
F1. Christina, (* and † 1569)
F2. Marusch, (* 1569)
F3. Justina, (* 1570, † 1577)
F4. Regina
F5. Andreas II. (* 1572, † 1625) Evangel. Ordained in Vienna, 12 September 1620 outlawed, goods confiscated ⚭ I: 1 February 1598 Maria Magdalena, baroness von Burckmülching († 1598), II: 1599 Agnes von Künneritz (1607)
G1 [II] Afra Elisabeth
G2 [II] Otto Henricus, dies as a child
G3 [II] Otto Julius
G4 [II] Juliana Praxedis
G5 [II] Maria Margareta, dies as a child
F6. Hans Georg (* 1573, † 1577)
F7. Wolfgang (* 1574, † around 1638), Dec. 9, 1619 War Councilor and Colonel ⚭ I: Barbara von Könneritz , ⚭ II: Margaretha von Dietrichstein . no children?
F8. Elisabeth, (* 1575)
F9. Sibylla
F10. Heinrich Christoph (* 1576), 1602 in Siena , 1st June 1609 to 1623 regimental councilor, general steward in Austria, court chamber councilor, 16th November 1619 ordained. Herr auf Johannstein and Rechberg ⚭ I: Feb. 14, 1605 (Feb. 11, 1605) in the Lower Austria country house, Maria von Innpruckh, widowed von Khünigsberg ⚭ II: Nov. 16, 1616 in Munich Elisabeth, daughter of Colonel Friedrich von Gaißberg , (1632 widow, born von Geyersberg?) No children?
F11. Maria (* 1578)
F12. Susanna (* 1579)
F13. Mathias (* and † 1580)
F14. Anna (* and † 1582)
F15. Barbara (* 1583, † 1607)
F16. Baltasar Christoph II. (* 1584?, † around 1638) May 3, 1616 in the state parliament, lived in Sopron in 1627. Herr auf Thernberg, Rechberg, Stranzendorf and Ebergassing. ⚭ around 1600 Eva Maria Khuffstainer (* around 1580, † around December 12, 1651 in Wr. Neustadt), daughter of Johann Georg Kuefstein (1536–1603) and Anna Kirchberger von Kirchberg (1559–1615) (Testament of Eva Maria Dec. 25, 1642, publ. Dec. 22, 1651)
G1. Georg Christoph († October 13, 1665), Herr auf Thernberg etc., inherits Rechberg and Stranzendorf from his uncle Wolfgang, war councilor and colonel, on May 10, 1639, and on May 24, 1650 he sells Rechberg to his uncle H. Ludwig Graf Kuefstein , 1659 Indigenate of Hungary, Dec. 15, 1665 Testament ⚭ I: Regina Händl auf Eggendorf, ⚭ II: before Sept. 28, 1638 Christina von Puechhaimb, Testament Oct. 11, 1654, ⚭ III: Sidonia Elisabeth von Prösing, sold on 23 Aug 1679 Thernberg on Pleyern
H1. Christoph Ehrenreich, son and heir, dies unmarried
H2. Christina Elisabeth ⚭ Plow on Löbnitz
H3. Johanna Esther ⚭ Janus von Eberstadt
H4. Dorothea Sibylla ⚭ Adam von Witzleben
H5. Johann Friedrich ⚭ Aa. (Anna, Afra?) Sofia von Erffa, dies childless
G2. Wolf Christoph , on the list of Protestants in the Westphalian peace negotiations, allegedly emigrated ⚭ 1653 in Regensburg Maria Afra, daughter of H. Lorenz II. Von Kuefstein
G3. Anna, dies young
F17. Esther (* 1585, † 1586)
F18. N. (* and † 1587)
F19. Afra (* 1589) ⚭ Oct. 24, 1610 Baron von Hofmann, Hereditary Marshal in Steyer 1607?
D3. Barbara (* 1540 (1530)) ⚭ 1560 Georg von Apfaltern on Ebergassing
D4. Margarita, (* 1544) ⚭ 1566 Johann Heinrich von Brandis († 1569)
D5. - D9. also 6 children who died young
B2. Balthasar (* 1481, † 1527 or 1534) lawyer in O.Ö. (and Colonel), ⚭ June 10, 1525 Juliana Hochenwarter, lady-in-waiting to Queen Anna.
C1. Barbara (1531, † 1562) ⚭ Christoph von Lamberg, knight
B3. Apollonia (* 1477) ⚭ N. von Fräncking
  • Information about Kuefsteiners: on genealogy.euweb.cz
  • Note: other information in brackets

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literature

Web links

Commons : Thanrädl (noble family)  - Collection of images, videos and audio files
  • Franz Karl Wissgrill, Karl von Odelga: scene of the rural Lower Austrian nobility from ..., Volume 5, Vienna 1804, pp. 268, 314, 372. (on Google.books)
  • Johann GA v. Hoheneck: The praiseworthy gentlemen gentlemen stalls in the Ertz-Hertzogthum Austria above the Ennß. Third part, Passau 1747, p. 687. ( Balthasar Thanrädl on Google.books)

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ According to Schwerdlin, the Thannradl were accepted into the Austrian gentry on December 31, 1596. see J. Schwerdlin: History of the ancient ... Starhemberg house , Linz 1830, p. 23.
  2. ^ Friedrich Schweickhardt: Representation of the Archduchy of Austria under the Ens ..., volumes 31–32, (original: 3rd volume, Ober-Manhardsberg district) Vienna 1839, pp. 206ff.
  3. ^ Ernst Heinrich Kneschke : New General German Adels Lexicon , Volume 9, Leipzig 1864, p. 181 (digitized version)
  4. ↑ according to information on genealogy.euweb.cz he died in 1627 in Ödenburg
  5. ↑ E6. Eva Maria died between December 25, 1642 and September 22, 1651, and further information on genealogy.euweb.cz
  6. ↑ the sources name him once and his brother Georg Christoph once
  7. ↑ after Siebmacher's daughter of Wolfgang, after Wißgrill's daughter of Andreas.