Wenzel Leopold Putz from Breitenbach

Family coat of arms above the portal of the parish church of Luck

Luck Castle, residence

Chiesch Castle, place of death

Wenzel Leopold Ritter Putz von Breitenbach , Lord of Luck, Reschwitz, Buda and Chiesch (baptized May 11, 1688 in Platten ; † November 28, 1747 in Chiesch ) was a Bohemian nobleman and landowner.

Life

Wenzel Leopold Putz (baptized name Wenceslaus ) was born in Platten in the Erzgebirge as the son of the mountain master Christoph Adalbert Putz (baptized July 3, 1658 in Platten; † July 13, 1726 in Breitenbach) who was raised to hereditary knighthood in 1719 with the predicate of Breitenbach and his wife Anna Maria geb. Haass (baptized March 29, 1663 in Platten; † April 9, 1742 there).

After the death of his father in 1726 he was together with his mother Anna Maria, his brother Franz Anton and his sister Eva, heirs to the estates of Luck and Buda. The property was divided up in 1727, with Wenzel Leopold receiving the Luck estate and his younger brother Franz Anton the Buda estate, which the latter possibly later sold to his brother, thus reuniting the estates. Unlike his father, who still managed his property from his place of residence in Platten, Wenzel Leopold stayed with his family on his estates at Luck Castle and Buda Castle. He continued to be the owner and operator of the upper inking works in Breitenbach , the seat of the family that gave the title. Shortly before his death in 1747, he acquired the Chiesch estate from Count Joseph Kolovrat-Krakovský for 157,000 florins. He died in the same year at Chiesch Castle at the age of 59 and was buried in the family vault in the parish church of Luck .

His eldest son Johann Nepomuk Putz inherited the Luck and Chiesch estates. His youngest son, Franz Xaver Putz , who received the baron diploma from Emperor Joseph II in Vienna in 1767, owned the Werscheditz, Alberitz, Machowitz and Libkowitz estates. Due to financial difficulties, he had to sell Chiesch, which he bought from his brother, to Count Prokop I. Lažansky for 110,400 florins on March 14, 1766.

The tombstone of his youngest daughter Anna Maximiliana Countess von Horrich is in the parish church of Klattau.

family

Wenzel Leopold Putz married Antonia Theresia de Hard (* around 1697; † November 20, 1755 in Chiesch). The following children are known:

• Maria Elisabetha Anna Barbara Antonia (baptized November 24, 1718 in Luck); Stiftsdame Anna Leopoldina of the scourging of Christ in the monastery of St. Ursula in Prague
• Christophorus Adalbertus Wenceslaus Georgius Joannes Nepmucenus: (baptized September 12, 1720 in Luck; buried September 18, 1721 ibid)
• Maria Anna Maximiliana Josepha (born April 20, 1722 in Luck; buried February 3, 1723 there)
• Joannes Nepomucenus Maria Adalbertg Judas Thadaeg: (* February 2, 1724 in Luck, † July 23, 1791 in Libkowitz), Lord of Luck and Chiesch
• Anna Antonia Josepha Maximiliana Polexina (baptized June 27, 1725 in Luck; buried March 5, 1726 ibid)
• Maria Augusta Anna Antonia (baptized January 24, 1727 in Luck; buried March 5, 1728 there)
• Maria Anna Regina Johanna Josepha Antonia (born September 6, 1728 in Luck)
• Anna Maximiliana Antonia (born March 8, 1731 in Luck, † January 5, 1774 in Klattau); ⚭ January 6, 1766 in Chiesch Anton Baron von Horrich
• Jsabella Josepha Anna Maria (born April 21, 1734 in Luck)
• Franciscus Xaverius Wenceslaus Antonig Joannes Nepomucenus (born February 13, 1737 in Luck, † August 9, 1794 in Libkowitz), Lord of Libkowitz; ⚭ Anna Regina from Loskany
• Joannes Ferdinandus Wenceslaus Franciscus Ignatius Simeon (born April 21, 1740 in Luck; † May 23, 1740 ibid)

ancestors

Georg Putz († 1635) captain of the Neudek rule

Johann Putz († 1697) border customs officer on plates

Eve

Christoph Adalbert Putz von Breitenbach (1658–1726) Bergmeister zu Platten, Herr auf Luck and Buda

Georg Ziegner Sen. († before 1669) master glassworks at Schönlind

Elisabeth Ziegner († 1705)

Anna († 1667)

Wenzel Leopold Putz von Breitenbach (1688–1747) Lord of Luck, Reschwitz , Buda and Chiesch

Christoph Haas Sen. (1609–1679) Bergmeister to records

Christoph Haas Jun. (1632–1690) merchant for plates

Elisabeth Waldhütter (1608–1692)

Anna Maria Haas (1663-1742)

Hannß Wild color maker at the Breitenbach

Anna Maria Wild (1629–1704)

Maria Epperlein

See also

• Plaster from Breitenbach

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Chyše 03 | Porta fontium. Retrieved May 6, 2018 . 
2. ↑ Johann Gottfried Sommer: The Kingdom of Bohemia: bd. Elbogner Kreis. 1847 . JG Calve, 1847 ( google.de [accessed on May 6, 2018]).
3. ↑ Kauffmanns currently living in and outside Germany . 1743 ( google.de [accessed on May 6, 2018]).
4. ↑ New business and Cantzeley calendar (business and office calendar) in honor of S. Adalberti Bischoff, martyr and patron of the Kingdom of Böheimb ... Under the name of Abraham Fischer ... for the year after the birth of Jesus Christ. .. Rosenmüller, 1765 ( google.de [accessed on May 6, 2018]).
5. ↑ Jaroslaus Schaller: Topography of the Kingdom of Bohemia: it describes all cities, towns, lordships, manors, castles, estates, noble estates, monasteries, villages, as well as dilapidated castles and cities under their former and current names, including their peculiarities . Normalbuchdruckerey, 1789 ( google.de [accessed on May 11, 2018]).
6. ↑ Bohemian Emperor Franz Josef Academy for Sciences, Literature and Art Archaeological Commission: The political district of Klattau . 1905 ( google.de [accessed on May 11, 2018]).
7. ↑ Chyše 03 | Porta fontium. Retrieved May 6, 2018 . 
8. ↑ Jacobus Heissler: The Found Complete Pleasure And Consoling Life in Spiritual Death That is: The great bliss of the wise virginal sponsors of Christ Since you died to yourself and the world through the publicly solemn religious profession; As The Venerable in God-Spiritual Virgins ANNA LEOPOLDINA from the scourging of Christ, Born Miss Putzin from Breitenbach. ANNA FRANCISCA XAVERIA Bored Azzonin, Her Spiritual Order Profession Openly Discarded The Venerable But in God-Spiritual Virgin ANNA CLEMENTIA Bored ZALUZIZKIN from Rosenthal Her religious vows, made before in a dangerous illness, also publicly confirms the public entrance Feyerlich went to the Praiseworthy Spiritual Society of St. Ursulae in Prague on the Hradschin in the Nepomucenic God's House on September 4th, 1741 The Noble Virgin AGNES PACHMANNIN Under the clerical name and praedicat ANNA MAGDALENA From the Creutz Christi . Printed in the Carolo-Ferdinandeischen Universitäts-Buchdruckerey Societatis Jesu bey St. Clement, 1741 ( google.de [accessed on May 10, 2018]).
9. ↑ Friedrich Kauschke: The precious death in the eyes of Mr. Dreyer of the world, and dying virginal innocents A happy birth day To eternal life Beginning of the high-class bored Miss Maria Elisabetha Putzin, von Breitenbach, bored by the Wohl-Edel Virgin Anna Maria Azzonin, from the Wohl-Edl bored virgin Ludmilla Appollonia Zaluzitzkyn von Rosenthal, as the same among the spiritual names, and praedicates, Anna Leopoldina from the scourging of Christ, Anna Francisca from the seven Schmertzen Mariä, Anna Clementia from the resurrection of Christ. In the highly praised society of the world-famous Heil. Patroness Ursula, incorporated, August 30th in the year 1739. on the 15th Sunday after Pentecost in the Nepomucenic house of God on the Hratschin in a God-spiritual-wedding, corpse-accessible and birth-day wishing Honor speech . printed in the Carolo-Ferdinandaeischen Universitäts-Buchtruckerey, 1739 ( google.de [accessed on May 10, 2018]).
10. ↑ Nahořečice 05 | Porta fontium. Retrieved May 7, 2018 .