Voss (noble family, Grafschaft Mark)

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Family coat of arms of those von Voss from the county of Mark
Older coat of arms of those from Voss zu Hamm

Voss (also Voss zu Rodenberg and zu Aplerbeck ) is the name of a noble family from the county of Mark .

history

The family on Aplerbeck from the county of Mark is considered to have died out in the male line . The Voss family of officers from Hamm, who were accepted into the nobility through non-objection, now has the same coat of arms of the Voss zu Rodenberg, as they claim to be descended from it. Although the first progenitor of this line married equally, the ancestry is not considered to be certain, as the older coat of arms of Voss zu Hamm was only partially similar to the coat of arms of Voss zu Rodenberg.

The moated castle Haus Rodenberg in Aplerbeck was owned from 1422 to 1755.

Well-known namesake

See also

literature

  • Anton Fahne (1860): Voss. In: History of a hundred Rhenish, Westphalian, Dutch and other outstanding families. Supplementary volume to my works on the Cologne, Bergische, Jülichschen, Clevischen, Mörsischen and Westphalian families. I. Volume. 2. Section of the history of the lords and barons of Hövel. With more than 350 ancestral and ancestral tables and almost 300 coats of arms, seals and grave monuments . IM Heberle (H. Lempertz), Cologne / Düsseldorf. Pp. 177-182
  • W. von Hueck (2004): Voss. In: Adelslexikon der Stiftung Deutsches Adelsarchiv Volume XV Genealogisches Handbuch des Adels, Vol. 134 of the complete series ; CA Starke Verlag, Limburg ad Lahn. Pp. 316-322
  • A Robens (1791): Complete collection of the Collegio Kurkölnisch-ritterbürtigen to Bonn and ritterbürtigen Westphälisch-in Collegio to Arensberg aufgeschwornen existing Family Wapen Involved panel 75
  • M. von Spießen (1901–1903): Voss I, II, III & IV. In: Wappenbuch des Westphalian nobility. With drawings by M. Hildebrandt. First volume. CA Starke Verlag, Görlitz. P. 55

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ HUECK, W. v., 2004. Voss p. 319