Wänker von Dankenschweil (noble family)

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Wänker von Dankenschweil is the name of a post- aristocratic family, which comes from the noble family von Dankenschweil with headquarters in Danketsweiler .

history

The last descendant of the Imperial Knights of Dankenschweil was Anna Maria Cleopha von Dankenschweil (1721–1793). She married the lawyer Johann Martin Wanker (1713–1761) in Freiburg and got together with him a. a. Son Anton Xaver Regalat Wanker . After Anton was rich and ennobled by the tsar as an army supplier in Saint Petersburg , he was raised to the imperial nobility on November 28, 1796 with the permission of Emperor Franz II and henceforth called himself Wänker von Dankenschweil.

coat of arms

The imperial noble coat of arms shows in blue a silver lion holding an anchor in the front paws; the crowned helmet is adorned by the lion with the anchor growing. The helmet covers are blue-silver.

Tribal list (excerpt)

  1. Anton Xaver Regalat Wänker von Dankenschweil (1747–1821) ⚭ Charlotte Gronwald (1753–1833)
    1. Peter Sebastian Georg (1876–1855)
    2. Johann Louis (1777–1817) ⚭ I: N. von Dahler ⚭ II: N. von Ehrenberg
      1. Louis († 1818)
    3. Anton (1778–1861) ⚭ Maria Theresia Stutz († 1861)
      1. Ludwig Anton Thomas (1805–1880) ⚭ Elise Kapferer († 1887)
        1. Elise (* 1833) ⚭ Hermann Obkircher (1819–1881)
        2. Natalie (* 1834) ⚭ Leopold Kieffer (1830–1886)
        3. Gustav (1835–1871)
        4. Alexandrine (* 1841) ⚭ Alexander Wallau (1820–1882)
        5. Richard (* 1845) ⚭ Angelica Sautier (* 1848)
          1. Mathilde Victoria Maria (* 1870)
          2. Franziska Angelica Elisabeth (* 1872)
          3. Constantin Ludwig Richard (* 1876)
          4. Maria Theresia Gertrud (* 1878)
          5. Victor Arthur Dankwart (* 1883)
      2. Otto (1808–1885) ⚭ I: Karoline Höber ⚭ II: Mathilde Naegele
        1. I: Caroline (1841-1860)
        2. II: Mathilde (* 1846) ⚭ Heinrich Kapferer
        3. Ottilie (* 1848)
        4. Helene (* 1849) ⚭ Franz Freiherr Rüdt von Collenberg (* 1844)
      3. Nathalie (* 1812) ⚭ Adolf Schrickel (1805–1885)
      4. Kuno (1813–1879) ⚭ (* 1826) Sofie Leiblein
        1. Arthur Anton Philipp Victor (* 1849) ⚭ Carmen Adela Dölter-Citerich (* 1851)
        2. Emma Sofie Johanna (* 1853) ⚭ Max von Detten (* 1840)
        3. Alexander Emil Kuno (1855-1881)
        4. Wilhelm Julius Werner (* 1856) ⚭ Anna Edle von Schmidt zu Dautenstein (* 1857)
          1. Hans Kuno Eduard (* 1887)
      5. Emma (1815–1842) ⚭ Mathias August Föhrenbach (* 1873)
    4. Josef (1781–1839)
    5. Ferdinand (1782–1814) ⚭ Amalie Roth
      1. Charlotte Amalie (* 1808) ⚭ I: N. Schilling († 1833) ⚭ II: N. Mezger
      2. Friedrich August Ferdinand (1812-1854) ⚭ Rosamunde Günther († 1874)
        1. Gustav August David (1843-1878)
        2. Ferdinand Benjamin (1851–1914) ⚭ Julie Groos (* 1855)
        3. Luise (* 1853) ⚭ Alfred Fritschi
    6. Alexander Gregor (1783–1845)
    7. Louis (1785-1811)
    8. Paul (1792-1814)
    9. Jacob (1795-1814)
    10. Josefine (1796-1814)
    11. Charlotte († 1849)

literature

  • Friedrich Cast: Historical and genealogical book of nobility of the Grand Duchy of Baden: According to official, vd authorities received, including authent. Swell. Ed .: Friedrich Cast. Cast, Stuttgart 1845, p. 333 , urn : nbn: de: bvb: 12-bsb10428039-7 .
  • Julius Kindler von Knobloch: Upper Baden gender book (Volume 1): A - Ha . Ed .: Baden Historical Commission. Heidelberg 1898 ( uni-heidelberg.de ).
  • Edmund von der Becke-Klüchtzner: Stamm-Tafeln of the nobility of the Grand Duchy of Baden: a newly edited nobility book . Baden-Baden 1886 ( uni-heidelberg.de ).

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ AT-OeStA / AVA Adel RAA 442.39 Wänker, Anton Xaver Regalatus, nobility, "von Dankenschweil", privilegium denominandi, fiefdom. November 28, 1796. Retrieved February 14, 2020 .