Wilhelm Christoph Vollrath von Taubenheim

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Wilhelm Christoph Vollrath von Taubenheim († 1721 ) was a Saxon-Weißenfels secret councilor and court marshal as well as the owner of several manors in the Freyburg office .

Life

He came from the noble family Taubenheim . In 1699 Taubenheim was already referred to as the Princely Saxon Court Marshal. At that time he was already the owner of the Bedra manor .

Wilhelm Christoph Vollrath von Taubenheim embarked on an administrative career at the court in Weißenfels , where he became a secret councilor and court marshal. For a time he was also co-inspector of the Pforta State School .

In 1699 he bought from the war council, colonel and commanders of the fortress Heldrungen , Rudolph von Bünau zu Roßbach, a desert site and garden belonging to the Roßbacher Gut in the village of Leiha and several fields in the corridors of Leiha and Almsdorf and combined these with his property in Bedra. At the beginning of the 18th century the pigeon homes established a manor in Leiha. On October 11, 1717 he did the same with the manor Schalkendorf, which he bought from Hans Rudolph von Klengel auf Rösen.

Towards the end of his life, Wilhelm Christoph Vollrath von Taubenheim found himself facing more and more financial bottlenecks, so that he was forced to borrow a large amount of money from the University of Leipzig .

When Taubenheim died at the beginning of 1721, his property in Bedra, Schalkendorf and Leiha fell to his son Johann Adolph von Taubenheim , who was canon of the Naumburg bishopric . Furthermore, Taubenheim had left the daughters Friederica Elisabeth married von Burgsdorff in Weißenfels , Johanna Magdalene married von Heßberg, Wilhelmine Dorothea married Marshal von Bieberstein and Christiana Wilhelmine von Taubenheim. After the death of the father, there were disputes among the siblings about the paternal inheritance, which dragged on for several years and were only settled through a settlement.

literature

  • Fritz Fischer: Ancestry siblings Fischer. Volume 4 XXVI 151: Regesta on the older genealogy of the family v. Taubenheim, Typoscript 1984, on this genealogical tables Volume 4 XXIX 152ff (1986)

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Appointment as co-inspector of the Pforta state school
  2. ↑ Schalkendorf became desolate in the 19th century and completely disappeared from the map.
personal data
SURNAME Taubenheim, Wilhelm Christoph Vollrath from
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Saxon-Weißenfels secret councilor and court marshal as well as manor owner
DATE OF BIRTH 17th century
DATE OF DEATH 1721