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Kaiser Carl VI. erhebt die Brüder Friedrich Christian Wilhelm und Friedrich August, Edle Herren von Kotzau, in den erblichen Freiherrenstand (Bezeichnungen "Freiherr" und "Freiin").
Kaiser Carl VI. erhebt die Brüder Friedrich Christian Wilhelm und Friedrich August, Edle Herren von Kotzau, in den erblichen Freiherrenstand (Bezeichnungen "Freiherr" und "Freiin").
Archiv der Freiherren von Kotzau >> 2. Beziehungen zum Landesherrn (auch Gesetze und Verordnungen)
19.6.1738 (1786)
enthaelt: Nr. 1303: Pergamenturkunde.
Großes Siegel des Ausstellers in Messingdose.
Enthält auch: Abbildung und Beschreibung des Wappens der Freiherren von Kotzau.
Die Urkunde berichtet die Entstehung des neuen Hauses von Kotzau bis zur Erhebung in den Freiherrenstand: Georg Albrecht, Markgraf zu Brandenburg, Abkömmling des Johann Georg Kurfürst zu Brandenburg, heiratete am 27.4.1699 in der Kirche St. Nicola in Künsberg Regina Magdalena Lutz, Tochter des Amtscastners zu Lichtenberg, Johann Peter Lutz, mit Einverständnis des Hauses Brandenburg zur rechten Hand. Regina Magdalena erhielt den Namen "Madame de Kotzau" verliehen. Ihre Kinder, Friedrich Christian Wilhelm und Friedrich August, bekamen ebenfalls den Namen des ausgestorbenen Geschlechts von Kotzau. Georg Albrecht kaufte von der Markgrafschaft Brandenburg-Bayreuth die Rittergüter Oberkotzau, Haideck und Autengrün; er starb am 14.1.1703. Friedrich Christian Wilhelm heiratete Christina Theresia Eleonora, älteste Tochter des Ludwig Friedrich Graf von Schönburg. Friedrich August heiratete 1727 Christina Eleonora Catharina, älteste Tochter des Wolf Christoph Reitzenstein.
Nr. 1397: Abschrift, 1786
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