Kinder mit
Ludwig
van Mardefeld,
Oberstleutnant
mind. eine Tochter
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[Tochter]
von Mardefeld
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Quellen:
- Mitteilung Jacob Zeuner, 5.2.2005:
" Pomerania was a Swedish duchyIn 1667 he was sent by his father to University of Wittenberg, and in 1668 onto Tübingen.After some duelling however, he was called back home.He worked as secretary to the SwedishVicegovenor of Pomern feldmarschall Konrad Baron von Mardefeld and went from here as secretary to the Swedish Feldmarschall Count von Wrangel in his War Office in Hanover. [1]In 1675 he visited his home in Stetin.Um 1675 fertigte Johann Joachim Zeuner eine Reihe von Tuschzeichnungen an, die das Zeughaus mit Beginenturm, das Schloss Herrenhausen und die Calenberger Neustadt zeigen. [2]As governor-general of Swedish Pomerania, Wrangel resided in the old ducal palaces in Stettin and Wolgast. Otherwise, he had substantial property in Pomerania and was a very active builder of private residences. He built, for example, the splendid Wrangelsburg Castle, a palace in Stralsund, and reconstructed Spycker Castle on the island of Rügen. Due to such functions as Chancellor of the Greifswald University (starting in
1660), he also exerted a significant influence on cultural life in Pomerania. The office of governor-general was a princely function, and he was named "Father " ("Landesvater") of Pomerania. In his Emblematica arcis regiae Stettinensis (1674), which he illustrated with pencil-and-wash drawings, Johann Joachim Zeuner also called him a Landesvater who ruled Pomerania with the strength of a Hercules; this happened to be in the same year as Louis XIV was acclaimed as an invincible Hercules in Versailles. [3]In 1682 Johann Joachim was appointed chamber-secretary to prince Georg Ludwig (1660-1727), who in 1714 as George I became king of England. Johann was inded trusted, so since 1686 he governed Georg's handmoney and from 1688 had a seat a his dinner table. In 1691 he introduced his nephew (son of his sister Anna Margarethe) as page at the royal court in Hannover.In 1702 he is granted Patent of Nobility after application in 1701 to the Preussian Emperor i Vienna [4] in which he points out a long line of Nobility
in the Zeuner family in Preussen as well as France. A description of his fathers coat of arms includes an open helmet. (Open helmets are normally for nobility only)[5]. According to the application the story is that his Greatgrandfather Michael Zeuner was grantet Patent of Nobility 15 may 1613 by Emperor Mathias and that Michael spent the rest of his life on the castle Kleehof. His son Caspaar and his wife Anna Maria from France also stayed here until they were forced by the Thirty Years War to flee to Nürnberg. During the war the castle was burned down and the Patent of Nobility disappeared with it.[1]: Norddeutsche Familienkunde heft 12-1984[2]: http://park.org/Germany/Hannover/Herrenhausen/Schloss_barock_detail.html[3]: Eimer 1997, pp. 27f.; Burke 1992, p. 78. On Zeuner, see Backhaus 1965.[4]: östereichisches Staatsarchiv, Algemeines Verwaltungsarkiv, Wallnerstr. 6a, A-1010, Wien.[5]: Siebmacher, Preussischer Adel, Band III,2, Tafel 507"
- Mitteilung Jacob Zeuner, 5.2.2005:
"öSTERREICHISCHER ADEL. Aus Wien am 29.08.1702 erfolgte die erbetenbe Adelsbestätigung mit der vorgeschlagenen Wappenbesserung und der wörtlischen Wiedergabe der eingereichten Deduction des adelichen Geschlechts der Zeuner? Das neue Wappen brachte diese beschreibung:
'Einen quartierten Schildt, in drey Feldung getheilt, dessen untere Feldung blau, mittlere gelb, worin blaue Zaunpfäle creutzweiss übereinandergeflochten stehen; obere Feldung auch blau, in welcher zwey weisse Rosen nebeneinander erscheinen, auf dem Schildt ein blau angeloffener Adelicher turniers Helmb mit anhangenden Kleinod, rechtseiths mit schwartz und gelben, und linker mit blau und weissen anhangenden helmbsdecken, auf dem helmb ein golden cron, worauf eine halbe Mannsgestalt ohne Armb, und blau gekleidet und einer gelben Kappe auf dem Kopf, zu ersehen'"
Quelle: Norddeutsche Familienkunde. Band 13, 33 �rgang, Heft 2, April-Juni 1984, p. 179
"PREUSSISCHER ADEL. Rigsadelsstand opn�et 29. aug. 1702 af den Kurbraunschweichlige Lüneburgske R�d Johann Joachim Zeuner.
Hans bror antog et lignende v�ben, dog uden mandsfiguren.
Hans efterkommere har st�et i kongelig Preussisk milit�r tjeneste, f.eks Generalmajor og chef for et infanteriregiment Carl Christoph Zeuner (+ 1768). Familien havde store grundbesiddelser i Brandenburg provinsen.
Wappen: V�benbrev: 29. august 1702,
Skjold: Shield (Renaissance),
Bl�t med et hvid tv�rb�nd med 5 sorte rhomber1, herover to hvide roser ved siden af hinanden.
Hjelm: �ben med kleinod,
Hjelmd�kke: bl�t og hvidt,
Quelle: Siebmacher Teil 1, bd.14, Tafel 507
- Jacob Zeuner beruft sich u.a. auf (von mir noch nicht konsultiert):
- Schroeder-Hohenwarth, Joachim E.: Der kurhannoversche Drost Joachim v. Zeuner
(1647 - 1716) und seine Abstammung von den fränkischen v. Rosenberg. In: Norddeutsche
Familienkunde 1984 / 2, S. 177-182:
- Simon McKeown / Mara R. Wade: The meblem in Scandinavia and the Baltic:
"From several perspectives, such an environment was unsuitable for a one-time panegyrist of the Swedish regime, and Zeunerslipped away from his native city. Whatever private hopes he had for patroinage from Wrangel were now irredeemably lost. Zeuner apparently sought refuge in Hannover, the city in wich he had worked as a young man under Mardefelt. By 1682 he had sexcured a position as chamber-secretary to Georg Ludwig, Duke of Brunswick-Lüneburg-Calenberg (1660-1727), who, as George I, would later succeed Queen Anne on the British throne. Zeuner was evidently trusted, as he administered the Ducal Privy Purse and was admitted as dinig companion of the duke. Although his marriage to Margarethe Elisabeth Overlath(1669-1692) produced only a daughter, Sophia Henriette, Zeunerwas able to ... [Ende der google-books-Buchvorschau...]"