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About Teutonic Knight, Heinrich II., von Ascheid, Vogt von Hachenburg, Teutonic Knight, (III)
Heinrich Bavaria of Boppard and Arscheid
1 Heinrich Vogt von Hachenburg, who has been known to us in documents since 1244 with his wife Irmgard. We will come back to him in the excursus on the bailiffs of Hachenburg.
Mittelrheinische regestenby Goerz, Adam; Prussia. Archivverwaltung
Note: Church Record of Heinrich's date of death on Jan 24 1271 conflicts with the Teutonic Order charter date of September 20 1286.
1244 Henricus de Arsceit Beyer III, No. 805 Heinrich de Arscheit Le II 1257
Die Ortsnamen auf -scheid und -auel (ohl): ein Beitrag zur Geschichte der ... By Paul Vogt
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Der Ritter Henr. Bayer (Bavarus) v. Bopard verkauft ans Kl. Himmerode Güter zu Tel lieh, Brederc und El lenz. 1275 fer. 3 ante vineula Petri. Reg. im alten Klosfer-Repert. in Coblenz. 196. (1275 aug 16)
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Lothar III. and older Staufer (1125-1197) Emperor Lothar (Romanorum Imperator Augustus!)
Date: March 18 1132
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Location: Cologne
Original statement: (XV kal apr, Colonie...)
Number: 295 Regestentext: (!) Emperor Lothar (Romanorum imperator augustus) confirmed the monastery S t. P antaleon, outside the walls of the city K ö ln located (extra urbis Menia Situm), at the request of his ministerials Roric of Boppard (ministerialis Noster de Bobardo Roricus), on a proposal from Richenzas and at the request of the abbot Gerhard 24 Weinberg Parts in Kamp (XXIIIIor partes vinearum in Villa qu 쒙 dicitur Campo), which owned said Roric by inheritance (iure hereditario) and when he took off with his son in St. Pantaleon profession, had transferred the monastery with Lothar's permission. The papal legate (Cardinal Bishop) William of Palestrina (Willehelmus Prenestinus sedis apostolic 쒙 legatus) and Archbishop Bruno of Cologne affirm the privilege of having their spell by the authority of St. Peter and of Pope Innocent '(II.). Z .: Cardinal (Bishop) William of Palestrina, Archbishop Bruno of Cologne; the bishops Alexander of Liege, Sigward of Minden and Thiethard of Osnabrück; Clergy from Cologne (de clero Coloniensi) the Dean of the Cologne cathedral chapter (decanus Sancti Petri) Hugo, the provosts Gottfried of St. Severin, Berno of St. Kunibert, Arnold of St. Andrew, Henry of St. Apostles and of St. Arnold Marie degrees (de gradibus), the abbots of Rudolf Deutz and Kuno von Siegburg; of the Great of the kingdom (de optimatibus regni) Duke Walram (of Lower Lorraine), Count Arnold of (Kleve) -Tomburg (Thoneburg), Adolf von Berg, Adolf von SAFFENBERG (Saphinberg); the Edelfreien (liberi) Gerhard von Hochstaden, Goswin von Heinsberg, Gerhard von Müllenark (Mulinarco), Vice Dominus Bernard of Hildesheim; from Boppard (de Bobardo) Konrad, Reginfrid, Germarus, Emicho, Arnold, Ruodwin, Helzo, Heinrich, Zeizolf (Zezolfus) Guontward, Franco, Gottfried, Revenger, Engelbert, Annicho, Volkmar, Wigant, Volkmar, Reginbold, Metfrit, Burchard , Diemo, Embricho, Ekkehard, Adelbero. - Signum and Rekognitionszeile missing; VUU .: DLo.III. 16 (Reg 183rd); written and mundiert of receiver side. SI. 3. Quoniam regi 쒙 convenit dignitati. About Delivery: O r .: Historical Archive of the City of Cologne, St. Pantaleon Urk No. 15 (A)... A b b .: E. way, official documents and history of the monastery of St. Pantaleon in Cologne in the 12th century, in:. JbKölnGV 11 (1929) Appendix 5. D Tf jerks: Lacomblet, UB Niederrhein 1 S. 207 # 313. . DLo.III. 40. R e g .: Goerz, Mittelrheinische Regesten 1 no. 1844. Knipping, Regesten Cologne 2 Nr. 291. Schieffer, Germ. Pont. VII S. 87 no. 251, p 178 no. 6 stump 3266th Comment: The document has been mundiert in three phases. Mundator and author is the recipient writer PD, whose activity is otherwise attested in St. Pantaleon of 1139 until after 1144, see. WAY, ibid p.10, 19, 37-41, 90. He initially wrote the context and dating line. In calculating the date he came to millesimo CXXX, indictione VIIIa, anno Vo, which he corrected to millesimo CXXXII, indictione Xa, anno Viio, see. HIRSCH / Ottenthal, DLo.III. 40 S. 66 Note f, g and h When Mundierung he apparently used a record that only the pontificate year Archbishop Bruno of Cologne offered as Date:.. Anno Pontificatus domni Brunonis II Coloniensis archiepiscopi Io. After Lothar's imperial coronation he added in a third step, add the Invocatio and Intitulatio Lotharius dei gratia Imperator Augustus Romanorum while he was standing in the dating Lothar royal title (Lotharii tercii gloriosissimi regis Romanorum). The monogram has the same shape as in the VU. The still preserved fragment of the seal shows remnants of an impression of Emperor Lothar Siegel, whose fixing contrary to the view of HIRSCH / Ottenthal, DLo.III. 40, Preliminary remarks, no cause for concern there, see. WAY, supra 38. The certification of mundi Erten from receiver side diploma was done so after Lothar's imperial coronation probably the earliest after returning from the expedition to Rome and perhaps in December 1133, see. Reg. 383rd The action may have taken place on 18 March 1132, since Lothar stayed according to the preceding calendar entry at this time in Cologne. Some of the listed in the diploma witnesses, including Bishop Alexander of Liege and the Duke of Lower Lorraine Walram - contrary to the erroneous statement by HIRSCH / Ottenthal, DLo.III. 40, Preamble, but not the papal legate Wilhelm - are called in Bruno's charter of 1132 for the monastery of Siegburg, s KNIPPING, Regesten Cologne 2 No. 292, E. Wisplinghoff, documents and sources on the history of the city and Abbey Siegburg. 1. , 1964 2 1985 S. 87 no. 41, see. SCHIEFFER, Germ. Pont. VII P.87 No. 252. In order to secure the certificate by the Cardinal Bishop Wilhelm virtue of his conferred on him by the Pope legatine cf. W. PETERS, studies on the relationship between Kölnischer and Roman Church, in:.. AfD 17 (1971) pp 235f. - Since Lothar consents to the transfer of the vineyard parts, this may have been a hereditary fiefdom of Boppard Reichsministerialen, see F.-J.. HEYEN, imperial in the Rhineland. The history of the royal treasury Boppard (Rhine archive 48) 1956 S. 60th 1129 Lothar already had the benefit of St. Pantaleon about owning a vineyard in Kamp, who was located in Boppard Treasury geurkundet. See Reg. 183rd - On the situation of St. Pantaleon in Cologne outside the town fortifications from the years 1106 cf. H. KEUSSEN, topography of the city of Cologne in the Middle Ages, 1910 Chart 1, H. KEUSSEN, Cologne in the Middle Ages.. Topography and Constitution, 1918 TF1:. The Kölner Stadt extensions in the Middle Ages. -... To the papal legate Wilhelm cf. Reg 290, the provosts of Cologne pins cf. M. groten, Prior College and Cathedral Chapter of Cologne in the High Middle Ages (Rheinisches archive 109) 1980 S. 48ff.
"from Boppard (de Bobardo) Konrad, Reginfrid, Germarus, Emicho, Arnold, Ruodwin, Helzo, Heinrich, Zeizolf (Zezolfus) Guontward, Franco, Gottfried, Revenger, Engelbert, Annicho, Volkmar, Wigant, Volkmar, Reginbold, Metfrit, Burchard , Diemo, Embricho, Ekkehard, Adelbero."
Ascfaeid Arsceit is Abschied Arbeit in Beyern
Beiträge zur Siedlungsgeschichte der Wied [microform- Referece:Ascfaeid Arsceit in 1244 B.U.
Theory
Heinrich von Arscheid aka Heinrich IV of Brabant are the same person... ? ''It would explain the name Arscheid and Arschott connection''
==Arscheid and Arschott References==
On 22 May 877, under Hildigrim II, the monastery, which up to that time had been the property of the family of Saint Ludger, obtained, Imperial immediacy, which amounted to the right of free abbatical election and immunity. Henceforth the abbots of Werden were imperial princes and had a seat in the Imperial Diet. The abbey church of Werden, destroyed by fire in 1256, was rebuilt in the late-Romanesque style (1256–75). Two of the most obscure yet intriguing men to hold seats of authority in Werden Abbey (found in the Archives in North Rhine-Westphalia), were Abt Johann I., (1330-44) and Abt Johann II. von Arscheid (Arscheyt, Arschott-Brabant), (1344-60).
Refer here: Abbot Johann I. von Arscheid (of Werden Abbey)
In 1344 enfeoffed the abbot of Werden, John of Arscheid, the Sweder of Friemersheim with the courts Friemersheim, Hochemmerich, Asterlagen, Bergheim, Östrum, Rumeln, Kaldenhausen and just chapels.
Bestellung
(1344-1454) Lehenregister der Äbte Johann II. von Arscheid (1344-60), Adolf III. von Spiegelberg (1399-1438) und Johann IV. Stecke (1438-54)
Enthält : Lehngüterverzeichnis des Abtes Adolf III. von Spiegelberg, [1412] (Druck: Kötzschke, Rheinische Urbare 3, S. 105 ff.) (Pergament, Bl. 1-24; wiederholt auf Papier: Bl. 27-42); Belehnungen unter Abt Johann II. von Arscheid (Arscheyt, Arschott), 1344 ff. (Pergament, Bl. 43-50; vgl. Abtei Werden, Akten Nr. 8 a 1, Bl. 13-42); Belehnungen unter Abt Adolf III. von Spiegelberg, 1399 ff. (Pergament, Bl. 51-79); Belehnungen unter Abt Johann IV. Stecke, 1438 ff. (Papier,
http://www.archive.nrw.de/LAV_NRW/jsp/findbuch.jsp;jsessionid=65754...
Bestellung 1344 Lehenregister des Abtes Johann II. von Arscheid (Arscheyt, Arschott)
Bestellsignatur : Werden, Akten Nr. 8 a 2 a Bemerkung : Aufzeichnungen auf Pergament Rotulus von ca. 24-180 cm
Historical Archive of the City of Cologne
Archives North Rhine-Westphalia
Henry IV. (Brabant)
. Henry IV (* around 1251; † after 1272) was Duke of Brabant from 1261 to 1267. He was the son of Duke Henry III. and Adelaide of Burgundy.
He succeeded his father as Duke at the age of 10 years under the guardianship of his mother. Their rule was by her brother Henry I of Hesse and a cousin, Henry of lions, Lord of Gaesbeek, contested.
Henry IV., 'supposedly', resigned his office in favor of his brother in 1267 Johann I returned. He was a novice at the Abbey of Saint Benigne in Dijon (Burgundy), where he made his vows on October 1, 1269. The last testimony comes from him dated 28 April 1272nd
Académie royale de Belgique, National Biography, Volume 9, Brussels 1887
=== Biography ===
Teutonic Knight Charter
Did Knight, Heinrich (Vogt von Hachenburg) von Arscheid die in 1271 or 1286? Or is this Heinrichs wife, Heilwig's (von Schidderich or Scheiderich) death in 1286?
Note: the official church record says he died in 1271 but according to the Order of Teutonic Knights he died in 1286.
Heinrich von Westerburg
The only connection that would prove Heinrich von Westerburg' to be the father, if he, himself, were a 'Weid-Neuenburg' or if the identity of his wife revealed she was of 'von Wied-Neuenburg of Sayn'. (NOTE (6-10-2013): It appears that Heinrich von Westerburg's mother is a Wied-Neuenburg- unless my original assumption is true about the identity of his wife. Could it be 'Rorich and Hedwig von Wied-Neuenburg' were in fact 'Heinrich von Westerburg's', wife's parents? If so, that would make more sense considering the Arscheid (Aerscheyt) family were Southern Brabants of the Aerschot lineage. For this to make sense, Heinrichs parents must be of Runkel-Aerschot lineage. This gives us a clue as to who his parents were... It's simple deductive reasoning at this point. Which 'Runkel' and 'Aerschot' lineage is available that could possibly reveal 'Heinrich von Westerburg's' parents?
According to, 'Annalen des Vereins für Nassauische Alterthumskunde und Geschichtisforschung, Volumes 26-28 by Dr. Cary Coolidge', Heinrich I, von Westerburg is Rorich's father.
Dr. Coolidge dates Heinrich (I.) von Westerburg born around or after (circa) 1200 - (1220?), while the current dates are of his death is c 1288.
D1. Heinrich I von Westerburg, +k.a.Worringen 1288; m.before VII.1267 Agnes von Isenburg (+after 1319).
Considering, 'Heinrich I, Vogt von Hachenburg' died in the year 1286, that would mean his Grandfather outlived him. Even though it's likely, Heinrich von Arscheid (Vogt von Hachenburg) died early in life, it remains a mathematical improbability. It would be more believable that Heinrich would be 'Heinrich von Westerburg' as well. Dr. Coolidge dates Heinrich II (III.?) von Arscheid (Vogt von Hachenburg) death around (circa) 1270 (1271?) and Wed (No proof yet that they formally married at all), Irmgard producing an 'Illegitimate' daughter Elisabeth von Arscheid (Canoness of St. Cacilia at Cologne).
Another issue with Dr. Coolidge's genealogy, is the fact that he lists 'Rorich, Vogt von Hackeneburg' as the father of 'Heinrich II (III.?) von Arscheid', when his mother is 'Heilwig von Schidderich' not 'Guda von Greiffenstein' (His Grandmother!).
Family Seal and Death Notice
Reads:
1286 September 20
Johann, Gobilin und Heinrich v. Arscheit, Ritter, und Mechtildis, ihre Schwester, geben zu ihrem und ihrer Eltern weiland Ritter Heinrich v. Arscheit und Helewiwis v. Schiderich Seelenheil ihre Zustimmung zu der von ihrer erwähnten Mutter der Kirche zu [Wald-]Breidbach (die dem Deutschen Haus gehört) gemachten letztwilligen Schenkung eines Zinses von 6 Pfund Wachs, haftend auf ihren Gütern zu Heidersbach, wofür eine täglich anzuzündende Kerze bei der Messe anzuschaffen sowie der Jahrtag ihrer genannten verstorbenen Eltern am St. Remigientag mit Vigil und Messen feierlich zu begehen ist. Auch schenken sie freiwillig der Kirche zu Breidbach die Güter zu Heidersbach mit allem Zugehör und Rechten. Fonte da análise: Udo ARNOLD/Marian TUMLER, Die Urkunden des Deutschordenszentralarchivs in Wien. Regesten I-III (=Quellen und Studien zur Geschichte des Deutschen Ordens 60/I-III, Marburg 2006- 2009) Nr. 946
TRANSLATION
1286 September 20 Johann, Gobilin and Heinrich v. Arscheit, knights, and as well, their sister Mathild, and her parents give to your Knight Heinrich v. Arscheit Weiland and Helewiwis v. Schiderich souls mentioned her assent to their mother of the Church (forest- ]Breidbach (the German House) made testamentary donation of interest rate from 6 pound wax, adhesive on their goods to Heidersbach, what a daily buy anzuzundende candle to the fair as well as the anniversary of the deceased parents at St. Remigientag with Vigil and measure is to celebrate.
The Church also voluntarily give you the goods to Breidbach Heidersbach with all REL and right.
Fonte da análise: Udo Arnold/Marian Tumler, the documents of the Deutschordenszentralarchivs in Vienna.
Regesten I-III (=Quellen und Studien zur Geschichte des Deutschen Ordens 60/I-III, Marburg 2006- 2009) Nr. 946
'von Blankenburg' Genealogy
If we suppose that neither Christian of Blankenberg nor his brother Rorich of Blankenberg were the father Heinrich von Hachenburg and consider the fact (according to archived record held by the Teutonic Order), that Heinrich von Arscheid, Vogt von Hachenburg died in 1286, something uncanny is revealed.
Notice in the Genealogy below that Dietrich I, Herr von Heinsburg und Blankenburg married to Johanna de Louvain have a child born who is reported to have died in 1287... More than a coincidence.===
3.Heinrich, Herr zu Blankenburg und Löwenberg, d.ca 1258; m.1230 Agnes von Heinsberg, heiress of Heinsberg (d.1267)
3.1.Dietrich I, Herr von Heinsberg und Blankenberg, d.26 Jul 1303; m.ca 1253 Johanna of Louvain (d.1291)
3.1.1.Heinrich, d.1287
3.1.2.Gottfried I Hr von Heinsberg u.Blankenburg, d.2 Nov 1331; m.by 1299 Mechtild von Looz (d.20 May 1313)
Hermann III, von Virneburg Relation
(Gräfin Mechthild von Sayn (1200/03-1285): eine Studie zur rheinischen Geschichte und Kulter- By Thomas Bohn)
Ein (Stief?) Bruder jenes Ernst von Virneburg war der Edelherr Heinrich von Ascheid, der Vogt von Hechenburg (urkl. 1241-1271). Schon sein Vater, Rorich Vogt von Hachenburg (Urkl. 1215-1237), stand lange in Sayner Diensten.
(Possible 'step' brother?) Brother that was the Edelherr Heinrich Ernst von Virneburg Ascheid, Vogt of Hechenburg of (Urkl. 1241-1271). His father, Rorich Vogt of Hachenburg (Urkl. 1215-1237), long-standing belonged in services.
Best Translation
He must have been a brother or stepbrother:
A (step?)brother of this Ernst von Virneburg was the noble man Heinrich von Ascheid, the steward von/of Hachenburg (documental 1241-1271).
(Parenthetical, '(stief-step?)' by the author- Dr. Thomas Bohn)
Already his father, Rorich Vogt von Hachenburg (documental 1215-1237), has been long in his/Sayner service.
- In the service of Mathilde von Sayn.
- 1083 says that Rorich's identity is not clear, and to look Gensicke (1987), page 200. It also says that when they changed their job, their byname/surname could have changed.
September 20 1286
Johann, Gobilin and Heinrich v. Arscheit, knight and Mechtildis, their sister, are giving for the salvation of their parents, knight Heinrich v. Arscheit and Helewiwis v. Schiderich, their acceptance to the last gift by will, a interest of six pound wax, sticking on their goods to Heiderbach as donation to the chruch of [Wald-]Breidbach (which belongs to the German House), and in return there shall be lighten a candle everyday at the church-service as well as the anniversary of their dead parents shall be held on St. Remigientag (* 7th October) with a requiem. They are also giving the church to Breidbach their goods of Heidersbach with all the belongings and rights.
LINK:
http://www.mom-ca.uni-koeln.de/mom/AT-DOZA/Urkunden/946/charter
Reference Sources
1) Detlev Schwennicke, Europaische Stammtafeln, New Series, Vol. XVII, Tafel 59.
LINK
Europäische Stammtafeln: Tables of Contents for volumes 1-29- By John Blythe Dobson
2) Europaische Stammtafeln, by Wilhelm Karl, Prinz zu Isenburg, Vol. XXIX, Tafel 27C.
3) Die Urkunden des Deutsch-Ordens-Central-archives zu Wien, Volume 1
By Teutonic Knights. Zentralarchiv
===LINK:=== http://books.google.com/books?id=gz42AQAAMAAJ&pg=PA167&lpg=PA167&dq...
4) Urkunden und regesten zur geschichte der burggrafen und freiherren von ...
edited by Emil freiherr von Hammerstein-Gesmold: Page 36
=== LINK: === http://books.google.com/books?id=1p84AAAAYAAJ&pg=PA150&dq=von+Arsch...
Ein (Stief?) Bruder jenes Ernst von Virneburg war der Edelherr Heinrich von Ascheid, der Vogt von Hechenburg (urkl. 1241-1271). Schon sein Vater, Rorich Vogt von Hachenburg (Urkl. 1215-1237), stand lange in Sayner Diensten.
(Stief?) Brother that was the Edelherr Heinrich Ernst von Virneburg Ascheid, Vogt of Hechenburg of (Urkl. 1241-1271). His father, Rorich Vogt of Hachenburg (Urkl. 1215-1237), long-standing belonged in services.
LINK TO RESOURCE OF PATRILINEAL DESCENT
http://books.google.com/books?id=iJhFxWQsEYMC&pg=PA270&lpg=PA270&dq...
LINK TO TEUTONIC ORDER ARCHIVE
http://www.mom-ca.uni-koeln.de/mom/AT-DOZA/Urkunden/946/charter?_la...
LINK TO LAND RECORD:
(Land record is only for verification of name variation not identity)
http://www.lagis-hessen.de/de/subjects/xsrec/id/8020/current/264/pa...
Name Variations
Ascheid, Alschid, Arlcheid, Afcheid, Arfcheid, Arscot, d'Arscot, Arschott, Arscheid, Arscheyd, Arshceit, Arschett, Arschitt, Arscheyt, d'Arschott, d'Arscheid, d'Arshceit, d'Arschett, d'Arschitt, d'Arscheyt, Orschott Orscheid, Orscheyd, Orscheit, Orschett, Orschitt, Orscheyt, d'Orscheid, d'Orscheyd, d'Orscheit, d'Orschett, d'Orschitt, d'Orscheyt, Uilscheid, Uilscheit, Harshceidt, Aiyrscheyt, Auirschot,Oirschot and more...
'von Arscheid/Orscheid' - von Utgenbach family.
Wohnsitz der Herren von Ütgenbach und Arscheit (1216-1450)
Residence of the Lords of Ütgenbach and Arscheit (1216-1450)
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