Wolf Heinrich Wurmb von Zinck

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Wurm von Zinck coat of arms (since 1838)

Wolf Heinrich von Wurmb , from 1786 Wurmb von Zinck , (born December 14, 1765 in Dresden ; † January 21, 1838 ) was a German cathedral dean of Naumburg , electoral Saxon chamber councilor in the Merseburg monastery and owner of the manors Witzschersdorf , Ostrau and Keuschberg .

Life

He came from the old Thuringian noble family von Wurmb . His father was the cabinet minister Friedrich Ludwig von Wurmb (1723-1801). Like many of his family members, he embarked on an administrative career in the service of the Wettins and was first electoral chamber councilor in the Merseburg monastery. After the death of his adoptive father, Canon Reichart Gottlieb von Zinck († 1785), he became the owner of the Witzschersdorf manor . According to the inheritance contract, from then on he carried the double name Wurmb von Zinck and the combined Wurmb-Zinck'sche coat of arms.

Most recently he was curator and dean of Naumburg Cathedral in the bishopric of Naumburg . From 1817 he was a member of the state parliament of Saxony-Weimar-Eisenach for the estate of the estate owners in the Weimar district.

Wolf Heinrich Wurmb von Zinck died childless, and the castle captain August Eduard von Wurmb zu Großfurra and his brother Georg Bruno von Wurmb zu Großfurra (born October 28, 1820) took possession of his manors as heirs. They negotiated with the testator's heirs, the Privy Councilor Friedericke Sophie Wilhelmine Freifrau von Ende, born von Haeseler on Großpösau, Henriette Charlotte von Seebach, born von Haeseler on Marienthal, Lieutenant Colonel Heinrich Adolph August von Haeseler zu Merseburg and Chamberlain Rudolph August Ferdin Weimarand von Haeseler to which they ceded the two manors Ostrau and Keuschberg near the Dürrenberg salt works in 1841/42 . They sold this on June 11, 1845 to the royal Prussian government trainee Curt von Krosigk zu Merseburg , later district administrator to Salzwedel in the Altmark .

literature

  • Gothaisches Genealogical Pocket Book of the Noble Houses 1902, p. 903.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Digitized version of the bulletin board