List of servants and subjects in Rheingauw in 1665: Eltville,

1. Wallreuter Hans Henrich
2. Wallreutter Johannes

List of servants and subjects in Rheingauw in 1665

Johann Matthias Wallreuther was born no later than 1651 based on an age of 20 at the time of his marriage. He married twice. There were four known children from the first marriage. The oldest son, Johann Anton Wallreuther born 1673, became the Auxiliary Bishop of Worms in 1731 and died in 1734. A daughter, Marie Margarethe (1678), married Johann Bernard Kieser in Worms in 1708. J. Matthias Wallreuther had at least four children by his second wife. J. Christoph Wallreuther born 1686 married Anna Amelia Kieser, a sister of J. Bernard Kieser. J Christopher's son, Michael Anton Wallreuther (1711), had two sons who were priests in Worms: Peter Friedrich (1744) and Phillip Franz Ignacio (1751). Another son of Johann Christoph Wallreuther, Peter Fredrich (1712), was himself a priest.

Johann Mattias Wallreuther was the Praetoris in Kiderich im Rheingau.

Birth: No later than 1651 based on an age of 20 at the time of his marriage to Margarethe Schnock.

Occupation:

• Praetoris* in Kiderich (Kiedrich) im Rheingau, per marriage of his daughter Margarethe in 1708.

  *This is some sort of government admistrator concerned wth justice.

Scabini at the birth of his son Simon in 1685. A scabini was some sort of official concerned with economic policy.

Nassauische Annalen: Jahrbuch des Vereins für Nassauische Altertumskunde und Geschichtsforschung, Volume 104 lists Johann Matheus Wallreuther as an "Oberschultheissen".

Oktober 1671 den späteren Oberschultheissen Johann Matheus Wallreuther. Ihr am 30 . (laut Epitaph am 25.) Mai 1673 geborener Sohn Johann Anton war ab 1731 Weihbischof von Worms, gestorben am 16. Januar 1734. Sein Epitaph wurde 1807 von ... books.google.com

Oberschultheissen = chief magistrate

Marriage: Joannis Matthais Wallreuther Altwillang* (????) married virtuous virgin Margarethe Schnock(in) 21 July 1671

In September 2011 Joachim Specht emailed:

Bishop Wallreuther's grand-uncle, the brother of his grandfather, Johann Anton Schnock, was abbot of the famous monastery of Eberbach near Kiedrich. His name was Michael Schnock. Kloster Eberbach This convent was used in 1985 for the the interior-scenes of the movie "The Name of the Rose".

Michael Schnock was abbot at Eberbach Cloister from 1702 to 1727.*

*Bau- und Kunstdenkmaler des Regierungsbezirks Wiesbaden, Volume 1 By Ferdinand Luthmer, Wiesbaden (Germany : Regierungsbezirk). Bezirksverband, 1907, Harvard College Library Google Book and many others.

*Joachim Specht suggests a spelling of Altvillam (or something similar) from Latin meaning Alta Villa the historic Latin name for Eltville.

See Eltville

Note LDS Library has Eltville records starting in 1688.

Children:

1. Johann Anton Wallruether (1673-1734), Auxiliary Bishop of Worms, Titular Bishop of Sarepta

   Birth: Joannis Antonius Wallruther of Joannis Matthias Wallruether and Anna Margarethe witness Antonio Schnock 1672

   Information from the Internet - multiple sources: Bishop Johann Anton Wallreuther born May 25, 1673 Kiedrich, Germany died 1734, Ordained Mainz 1698, Auxiliary Bishop of Worms 5 March 1731, Titular Bishop of Sarepta 5 March 1731. Ordained Titular Bishop of Sarepta 22 Apr 1731 - died Worms 1734 - a priest for 35.8 years, bishop for 2.7 years.

   See Catholic Hierarchy for a list of the major religious events of his life.

   Johann Anton Wallreuther, a Wikipedia page created by Joachim Specht, includes information and images of the tomb of Johann Anton Wallreuter. He was buried in the Liebfrauenkirch Worms. According to the Wikipedia page Johann Anton Wallreuther graduated from the University of Mainz with a degree in theology. He was ordained on 15 March 1689. From about 1705 he was canon at the Liebfrauenstift Worms and was the parish administrator of St Johann (the baptistry of the cathedral) until 1711. In 1707 he graduated with a Doctor of Theology from Mainz. He was made Auxiliary Bishop* of Worms in 1731. He was also the titular bishop* of Sarepta.

   He died 16 January 1734 and was buried on 18 January in Johanneskirche where he had long served as chaplain. When that church was demolished in 1812 his tomb was transfered to the Liebfrauenkirch where it remains today.

   *Auxiliary Bishop, Titular Bishop, Serepta:

   An auxiliary bishop, in the Roman Catholic Church, is an additional bishop assigned to a diocese because the diocesan bishop is unable to perform his functions, the diocese is so extensive that it requires more than one bishop to administer, or the diocese is attached to a royal or imperial office requiring the diocesan bishop's protracted presence at court. According to Canon law, no bishop can be ordained without title to a certain and distinct episcopal see which he governs either actually or potentially, therefore auxiliary bishops are titular bishops to sees that no longer exist.

   Wikipedia

   Titular bishops are those who have been appointed by the Holy See to a see or diocese which, in former times, had been canonically established and possessed cathedral church, clergy, and laity, but at present, on account of pagan occupation and government, has neither clergy nor people.

   Catholic Encyclopedia

   Sarepta

   A titular see in Phoenicia Prima, suffragan of Tyre. It is mentioned for the first time in the voyage of an Egyptian in the fourteenth century B.C. Sennacherib captured it in 701 B.C. None of its bishops are known. Some Latin bishops, but merely titulars, are mentioned after 1346. In 1185, the Greek monk Phocas (De locis sanctis, 7) found the town almost in its ancient condition; a century later, according to Burchard, it was in ruins and contained only seven or eight houses (Descriptio Terrae sanctae, II, 9). Today, Sarepta is known as Khirbet Sarfend, between Tyre and Sidon, on the seashore; the ruins show that the town extended 1800 metres north and south, but that it was not very wide.

   Catholic Encyclopedia

   Even after the Crusaders' kingdoms had collapsed, the Roman Catholic Church continued to appoint purely titular bishops of Sarepta

   Wikipedia

   From 1732 to 1756 Franz Georg von Schönborn was the Prince-Bishop of Worms. See Franz Georg von Schönborn. A prince bishop was both a price and a bishop having secular rule over a territory as well as religious rule over a see.

   1711: Johann Anton Wallreuther has something to do with the baptism of Michael Antonion Wallreuther, the son of Joahnn Christopher Wallreuther baptized in Herrnsheim in 1711. See below.

   1705 to 1714: From 1705 to 1714 Johann Anton Wallreuther recorded all of the baptisms marriages and deaths in Johanneskirche Worms.

   The following entry was made in his hand in the baptismal records of Johanneskirche:

   Ego Joes Antonius Wallreuther -s: Theologia --ienti-tus canonicus ad B Mariam Virgimen [word or two small words] parochiam ad S Joan Batiste administrandan -us---- et --- bapt------ [word]

   I Joes Antonius Walreuther theologian ? --- canon*---at Blessed Mary Virgin** parish and administrator at St John ---------

   *canonicus = a canon = a priest who is a member of a charter at a cathedral or collegiate church

   **This was the Liebfrauenkirche, the church dedicated to the Blessed Virgin.

   Death 1734:

   JOANNES ANTONIUS WALLREUTHER
   EPISCOPUS SAREPTANUS
   Ritu Solemni consecratus fuit Wormatiae Anno 1731. die 22. Aprilis. Vir omni laude dignus, quem fata praepropera eripuere Anno 1734. die 16. Januarii. Hist. Worm. Tom. I N2 CAPUT CAPUT VI.

   Johannes Antonius WALLREUTHER THE BISHOP of SAREPTANUS. Was consecrated by solemn rite on 22 April 1731. A man worthy of all praise, whom the Fates too soon spoiled
   1734 the day 16 of January. Hist. Worm. Tom. I N2 Chapter Historia episcopatus Wormatiensis By Johann Friedrich Schannat, MDCCXXIV

   The death record as entered in Johanneskirche.

   Sepultus est in Ecclesia Parochia prope Cathedralis versus altare B M V ad coelos assumpta i [two words] sepul-- con-am--to reverend--mus et gratious ?dris? D Antonius Wallreuther [two words] anno SS Theolog. Doctor, ?Provicarius? generalis et electoris [two words] Episcu-- Wormat?ientis? consiliarius [word page turned] [three words ] ecclesai parochialis paroch- ad agonum SS. [several words I cannot read] Cannot read last two lines which are squeezed together. Something about the tomb in the parish -----

   Buried in the Parish Church proper Cathedral toward the alter of the Blessed Mary Virgin toward the heaves assumed [words] tomb [word] much revered and gracious [word] Anton Wallreuther [two words] year SS Doctor of Theology, --vicar general and elected Bishop Worms councelor .........

   Thanks to Joachim Specht, September 2011, for help in deciphering the Latin inscription.

2. Anna Elizabeth Wallreuther of Joannis Mattias Wallreuther and Anna Margarethe witness Elizabeth cannot read maybe Schnock(in) 9 February 1676

3. Marie Margarethe Wallreuther (c 1678- ) and Johann Bernard Kieser

   Birth: Daughter of Matthiae Wallreuther per marriage record

   Marie Margarethe Wallreuther of Joannis Matthias Wallreuther victorio and Anna witness "virgin" Marie Margarethe ?u?mann(in) ?rebacanhi 27 March 1678

   Marriage: Joannes Bernardus Kieser age, Bride Maria Margaretha Wallreuether age, Residence: Worms, Rheinhessen, Hessen-Darmstadt Event place: Sankt Peter Katholisch, Worms, Rheinhessen, Hesse-Darmstadt Event date: 21 Feb 1708 Father of groom name: Mother of groom name: Father of bride name: Matthiae Wallreuether Mother of bride name: UDE batch number: M96658-1 Film number: 949591

   See Kieser

   Film 0949591: 1708 February 21, J. Bernardus Kieser "civis et victor hujas" [citizen and victor (winner) of this place] et M. Margarethe Wallreütherin Dni Matthaia Wallreüther p.m. Praetoris quondamin Kiderich im Rheingavia filia leg*

   * p.m. means he was deceased at the time of the marriage in 1708. praetoris is some sort of government official. quondamin = once in. Kiderrich im Rheingau is now called Kiedrich. Filia leg. stands for legitimate daughter. Basic translation "deceased, once the Praetoris of Kiderich in Rheingau, legitimate daughter" (St Peter Dom Worms Parish records as filmed by LDS)

4. Maria Wilhelmina Wallreuther of Joannis Mattias Wallreuther and Margarethe witness Marie Elizabeth Hege(in) ??? cannot read 22 May 1680

Marriage of Joannis Matthias Wallruether and Anna Marie ________ (I have the name I cannot read it yet): Honestus civis Kidracentis? Matthias Wallruether victor et predica virgo Anna Maria Phumahin??? Haltentrimentis ???? ex R-igacia ??? 31 May 1683

[ honest citizen of Kiderich Matthias Wallreuther "victor" and the aforesaid virgin Anna Marie .....]

Children:

1. Maria Barbara Wallreuther of Domini Joannis Matthias Wallreuther and Anna Maria wife witness Marie Barbara Phrimashin???? ?rtavent ??? 3 July 1684

   Death: Marie Barbara Wallreuther 25 July 1684

2. Simon Wallreuther of Dmi scabini [some sort of official concerned with economic policy] Joannis Matthias Wallreuther et ___ (no wife listed just the dash) witness Simone (cannot read) Alt-cellamon ??. 28 May 1685

3. Johann Christopher Wallreuther★ (c1686-1765), Anna Amelia Kieser★ and Margarethe _______

   Birth: Jois Xtopher Wallreuther of Dmi Jois Mathias Wallreuther "praetoris hiati et" Anna Marie wife, witness Dmi Jois Xtopher ?uneh capitano Nobily province Ziga hu Maritisimo 13 (month sometime after March) 1688

   Son of Matthias based on marriage in 1710 in Worms.

   Occupation: Kirchensteuer Kollet--- (Worms Archive Report, 2007)

   Church Tax Collector

   He was listed in the church records as

   Deciman-- receptoris and eclessia hujatis

   decima="a tenth part as an offering to the gods" - receptor="one who receives" - Eclessia="church" - hujatis="local" Almosenpfleger 1752

   An ein Hochpreissliches Corpus Evangelicorum ... Vorstellung derer ... written in 1753 is a google book in German. The transliteration from the old script to modern German is problematic in that the transliteration program does not always see the letters and numbers as they were originally written. I can go back in and fix some of it but I am uncertain about much of it. The next problem is that I do not read German. To get the text into English I use Goodle translate which I think is a truly fabulous tool. However, it is not truly fabulous enough to give a perfect translation and there is quite a bit missing. Non-the-less I can get the general idea. The following, I believe, refers to Christopher Wallreuther.

   Pro Memoria

   Von an. 1728. bis 1751. bendes incus. find 23. Jahr, so lch Johannes Bickert, als reformirter Schuldiener dahier zu Rhein-Türkheim stehe habe meine jährlich zu empfangen habende 12. Malter Schul- Besoldungs Korn als

   • Von dem einem hochwurdigen Stift St Andream Mltr. ftgl. in Worms dahier fallenden Zehenden 4 2
   • Von dem jährlich dahier fallenden Kirchen-Gült-Korn 4 2
   • Dann von hiesigem Pfarr - Wittums-Gut 3

   (Total) 12. Malter

   bis daher zwar richtig empfangen, Herrn colletor Wallreuter auch! über solchen Empfang alliährig völlig quiniret, dabeonebens aber das hochwürdi ge Stift St Andream über erstgemeldte 4 1/2. Malter auch und also alliährlich 4 1/4. Malter, mithin in gemeldten 23. Jahren 103 1/2. Malter mehr, als ich empfangen habe, quirmen mussen, so aber von denen bis daher dahier gestandenen Catholischen Schuldienern ebenfalls wird geschehen sehn, und ich damit es mir oder den Meinigen dermahleins nicht zum Nachtheil gereichen mdge, auf Begehren hiemit erinnern sollen und wollen. Rhein-Türkheim 15 Aug 1752.

   Johann Bickert, reformirter Schuldiener.

   From memory?? Or in Remembrance??

   From the year 1728 to 1751 .... 23 years, I Johannes Bickert, a Reformed* janitor ... from Rhien-Turkheim (Now Turckheim) received my yearly due of 12 Malter of corn......

   • Church St Andrea of Worms
   • Ground rent ......
   • From the local pastor Wittums Gut

   total 12 malter

   Hence although properly received Collector Wallreuther also.

   Basically I think he complains that he received less than the Catholic ....

   Insinuating that the Collector Wallreuther favored the Catholics.

   In the Same book there is another reference to Christoph Wallreuther. In September 2011 Joachim Specht was kind enough to take a look at this reference to Christoph Wallreuther and say the following.

   It is a very old and circumstantial text, which refers to a juristic case about the relieving-officer of the village Herrnsheim. In former times it belonged to the Palatinate which was protestant (calvinist). So the relieving-officer was a protestant. In the time of your ancestor the village belonged politically to the small state of Baron Wolfgang Heribert von Dalberg Wolfgand Heribert Von Dalberg who patronized the poet Friedrich Schiller and was the brother of the last Bishop of Worms, Karl Theodor von Dalberg Karl Theodor Von Dalberg In that time the religion of the government was catholic and your ancestor Christoph Wallreuther was the government relieving-officer (Almosenpfleger) of Baron (Freyherr or today Freiherr) Wolfgang Heribert von Dalberg. He had to care for catholics and protestants as well, but the protestants didn't trust him and wanted a relieving-officer of their own religion and substantiated that with a lot of reasons. That is what the text says. So your ancestor Christoph Wallreuther was state-servant and relieving-officer of Baron Wolfgang Heribert von Dalberg.

   Recess nahmens des Almosens eingebracht wurde, welchen der Johannes Burger nicht, sondern Christoph Wallreuter zu Herrnsheim Freyherrl Dalbergischer Jurisdiction wohnhaft, mit dem ohnbeschienenen praedicato subsigniret, das er Almosen. Pfleger und zwar sowohl vor die Catholischen als Reformirten seye, welches letztere die der reformirten Religion zugethane, in wenig Personen bestehende Glieder, in Angst, Furcht und Schreckendeswegen gesetzet, weilen nach dem Churpfälziscken edicto d. 26 October 1698 die paritas religionis in der ganzen Pfalz beliebet worden, zu welcher Zeit das Ort Neuhausen Churpfälzisch gewesen, und dann Chur. Pfalz per edictum ulteriu de 5. Jun. 1599. ausdrücklich verordnet, dass das von unterschieden en Religions Berwandten communiter besessene Almosen, auch von Personen, so der Theil habenden Religion zugethan sind, administriret werden solle, dazumahlen reformati jederzeit einen Almosen. Pfleger ihrer Regilion zu Neuhausen gehabt, und nunmehro aus solcher Wallreucherischen Unterschrift offentlich erschienen, dass Dominicatholicii sich ohngescheuet anmassen, die retormaros Neukusanos pene exstirpatos um dieses edle Kleinod herum zu bringen, da doch in dem zwischen Chur Pfalz und dem Fürstenthum Worms an. 1706. errichteten Transact ausdrücklich stehet, dass der starus religionis in Statu quo verbleiben, und das reformirte Religions - exercirium gleichwie das Catholische erhalten werden solle.

   David Schuppius

   Recess introduced the almsman not Johannes Burger but Christoph Wallreuter from Herrnsheim the jurisdiction of Freyherrl Dalberger ................. in fear and fright because .... after being Chur-pfälziscken* edicto d. 26 October 1698...... and more popular was the "paritas religionis" throughout the Palatinate, at which time the City of Neuhausen Chur-pfälzisch been, ....... Palatinate by Edict ulteriu de 5th Jun. 1599th specifically directed that the distinction of religion en Berwandten communities obsessed alms, and by persons, then the part of wealthy religion than are delivered, are administriret should, at any time to grind "reformatie" charity. Their "carers" Religion Neuhausen had to, and from such ..... Wallreucherischen signature appeared publicly that Dominicatholicii arrogate to himself the retormaros Neukusanos pene exstirpatos to this noble jewel around to to bring it in because of the Chur Pfalz und dem Fürstenthum Worms ( principality of Worms) year 1706. Transact stands erected expressly that in the Status religionis, Statu quo remain, and the reformed religion - just as the exercirium Catholics ought to be preserved.

   David Schuppius

   *Palatinate (in ancient sources Churpfalzpark = "electoral Palatinate"; constitutionally correct name: Rhenish Palatinate county or Rhine Palatinate)

   Marriage 1710: Anne Amelia Kieser

   Joannes Christophorus Wallreuether to Anna Amalia Kieser Worms, Rheinhessen, Hessen-Darmstadt, Sankt Peter Katholisch, Worms, Rheinhessen, Hesse-Darmstadt, 04 Mar 1710, Father of groom name: Matthaei Wallreuther, Father of bride name: Bernardi Kieser, UDE batch number: M96658-1 Film number: 949591 (Family Search, September 2008)

   Film 0940501: 1710 March 4, J. Xophorus D Matthidi Wallreüther p.m. praetoris in Kiderich in Rhingavia filius leg [desceased government official in Kiedrich in Rhinegau, legitimate sonr] and A Amelia Kieser(in) D Bernardi Kieser receptoris hospidalis hujatis ad S Spirituan relicta filia ad dispentae quoad proclamati [local hospitality receptionist at Holy Spirit surviving daughter with dispensation by proclamation] (From Worms marriage records as filmed by LDS)

   See Kieser

   Children of Christopher Wallreuther and Anna Amelia Kieser :

   1. Michael Anton Wallreuther (1711-) and Theresia Josepha Freit

      Birth: Michael Antonio of Christopher Wallreuther and Anna Amelia 22 August 1711. Squeezed in under the first line and very hard to read - sacro fonte-----pit Admin--et Religiio Michael Abbat (four more words) cum (more words) Antonio Wallreuther (two words) Wormat vicanatus (several more words) Joannes

      Occupation: Michael Anton Wallreuther (1711) served as chancellor of the secular government of the diocese of Worms. Joachim Specht Wikipedia, 2011. "pronobilis et consultissimi domini Michaelis Antonus Wallrether judici aulici assessoris" at the birth of his daughter in 1737.

      Marriage before 1737: Theresia Josepha Freit

      I did not find it in either Martinskirche or Pauluskirche, Worms.

      Children baptized Worms:

      1. Maria Philippina Amalia Wallreuther (1837-)

         Birth: International Genealogical Index Gender: Female Christening: 11 SEP 1737 Sankt Martin Katholisch, Worms, Rheinhessen, Hessen father Michaelis Antonii Wallreuther mother Theresia Josepha Catholic Church Worms

         Church record: St Martin Worms, 10 September nata et 11 7bis baptizata est Maria Philippina Amalia pronobilis et consultissimi domini Michaelis Antonus Wallrether judici aulici assessoris et theresia Josephina conju-um flia ligitima [words] witness Maria Margarethe Schnoken ex -hinyavia [words] Anna Margarethe Kieserim, Martinskirche, September 1737 #154 page 26

         Also Listed under St Martin by LDS, another recording of this baptism:

         1737, 7 bris nata Auxiliary baptizata Marie Philipina filia legitima [two words] Dni Michaely Anthony "Walreuther" judici aulici [word] and Theresa Josepha his wife, .... witness Maria Margarethe Schnorkin ex Ringavia .... Anna Margarethe Kieserin

      2. Christophorus Josephus Antonius Wallreuther (1738-)

         Birth: Christophorus Josephus Antonius Wallreuther gender: Male baptism/christening date: 14 Oct 1738 baptism/christening place: Worms, Hessen, Germany father's name: Michaelis Antonii Wallreuther mother's name: Theresia Josepha indexing project (batch) number: C96657-1 source film number: 996677, LDS

         Recorded in Pauluskirche, witness Christopher Wallreuther

      3. Petrus Fridericus Martinus Walreuther ✟ (1741-)

         Birth: Petrus Fridericus Martinus Walreuther baptism/christening date: 25 Nov 1741 baptism/christening place: Worms, Hessen, Germany father's name: Walreuther mother's name: Theresia indexing project (batch) number: C96657-1 source film number: 996677

         St Pauluskirche, TWINS, more I cannot read

      4. Twin Francisca Catherine ✟ (1741-) Dni Wallreuther judicu-- Wormatien ....caicus capitulaibus im

         There is a ✟ at the bottom of this entry which indicates the death of one or both these children.

      5. Maria Margaretha Philippina Wallreuther (1843-)

         Birth: International Genealogical Index Gender: Female Christening: MAY 1743 Worms, Rheinhessen, Hessen Michaelis Antonii Wallreuther mother Theresia Josepha, Catholic Church Worms

         St Pauluskirche, page 163.

      6. Peter Friedrich Wallreuther, priest, (1744-1814)

         Petrus Fridericus Wallreuther gender: Male baptism/christening date: 18 Jul 1744 baptism/christening place: Worms, Hessen, Germany father's name: Michaelis Antonii Wallreuther father's birthplace: mother's name: Theresia Josepha indexing project (batch) number: C96657-1 source film number: 996677, LDS

         St. Pauluskirche, Dni Michael Anton Wallreuther, judici aulici Wormatien consilianin

         Witness (godfather), Petro Friderico Wallreuther impeior ecclesial ad S Martin canocio capitulan bapt

         This was propitious, Petrus Fridericus Wallreuther born 1712 was the uncle of this child. He was the canon and dean of Martinskirche. See Peter Fredrich Wallreuther

         Heidelberg:

         • Peter Frederich Wallreuther

           Uner Die Matrikel der Universität Heidelberg Petrus Frid. de Wallreuther, Wormatiensis, eccle- siae collegiatae ad b. Virginem Wormatiae cano- nicus, sem. Carolini convictor, logici 27 Marz - 18 December 1761, pages 201and 202

         • Peter Frederich Wallreuther

           Petr. Frideric. de Wallsruether, eccl. coll. ad b. Mariam virg. Wormatiae can. ad baccalaureatum 1761-62

         • Peter Frederich Wallreuther

           Petr. Frideric. de Wallsreuther Wormatiae canonicus, sem Carol conv. ad magisterium 1762-1763

         See University of Heidelberg below.

         1782-1802 1782 to 1802, the last dean of the Notre Dame monastery in Worms. (Joachim Specht, August 2011)
         

         Kurmainzischer Hof- und Staats-Kalender: auf d. Jahr .. By Erzstift (Mainz), 1784 Collegiatstift zu U. L. Frau, Kapitularen, Hr Peter Friderich Wallreuther

         [Collegiate of Unserer Lieben [Our Dear Lady], charter members (or capitulars*), Hr Peter Friederich Wallreuther and three others. * a member of an ecclesiastical chapter)

         Death 1814: Film 0949591 St Peter dom Worms: Die 10 ma mensis Septembris circa horam 8 am vespertinom omnibus -- moribundorum sacramentis nature et sapius provisus -re in Domino obiit plurimun --dus et eximius Dominus Petrus Fridericus Wallreüther capitularis et per tringinta circiter annos decanus ecclesio collegiata at B. M. V. Wormaatio moto suppresso vie vero duodecima Septembris circa horam quintam vespertinam in Coemeterio B M V anta essigiem crucifisei sepultus fuit num= rabat annos septuaginta mensem unum et binginti dies - in sta pace, Plurimum Neverendus Dominus Petrus Friericus Wallreüther decanus d B. V. Mariam

         As best as I can determine: After receiving the last rites around 8 on September 10th Petrus Fidericus Wallreuther died on September 12 in the evening. He had been dean for years at the collegiate church of the Blessed Virgin (Liebfrauen). He was buried in the Liebfrauren. Age about 71 years and .....

      7. Joannes Philippus Michael Wallreuther (1745-)

         Birth: Joannes Philippus Michael Wallreuther gender: Male baptism/christening date: 30 Sep 1745 baptism/christening place: Worms, Hessen, Germany father's name: Michaelis Antonii Wallreuther mother's name: Theresia Josepha indexing project (batch) number: C96657-1 source film number: 996677

         Pauluskirche page 178, witness Dni Johanne Philippe Carocho?? of Abenheim??

      8. Georgius Josephus Christophorus Wallreuther (1748-)

         Birth: Georgius Josephus Christophorus Wallreuther baptism/christening date: 20 Mar 1748 baptism/christening place: Worms, Hessen, Germany father's name: Michaelis Antonii Wallreuther mother's name: Theresia Josepha indexing project (batch) number: C96657-1 source film number: 996677

         Pauluskirche, witness Georgio Josepho Christopher Micheli scriba ---ciali sen episcopali Worm--- ---- directore

      9. Marie Anna Margarethe Wallreuther (1749-) and Jacobus Breidenbach
         Birth: Maria Anna Margaretha Wallreuther - International Genealogical Index Gender: Female Christening: 30 MAY 1749 Worms, Rheinhessen, Hessen Michaelis Antonii Wallreuther mother Theresia Josepha Freit, Catholic Church Worms

         Pauluskirche - hard to read, witness Maria Margarethe Michelin more.

         
         Marriage: 1777, May 26 in E-clia colleg a P. V. M. D. Jacobus Briedenbach camera con----arius et M. Anna Wallreutherin D Antoniii Wallreuther cancellarii Reg et Theresia conjug filia leg testes _ A D. D. Philippus Wallreuther can cap ad L (word) et Carl Joseph -iller two small words vicarius Benedicit - A D. Petrus Friedricus Wallreuther ad Ma-lin Deca--, film #996678 Liefrausen Katholisch, Worms

         LDS Listing: Groom name: Jacobus Breidenbach Bride name: Anna Maria Wallreuther Residence: Worms, Rheinhessen, Hessen-Darmstadt Event place: Liebfrauen Katholisch, Worms, Rheinhessen, Hesse-Darmstadt Event date: 25 May 1777 UDE batch number: M96652-1 Film number: 996678

         film 099591 St Peter Dom Worms: May 26, 1777, In Ecclesia coll. a B. V. M d. Jacubus Breiderbach camera condsiliarius et. et M Anna Wallreutherin D Antonii Wallreuther cancellarii Rey et Theresia conjug filia leg. testes - _ D. D. Phillippus Wallreuther can. cap. av. L Paulus et Carl Joseph Biller eccl --- vicarius Benedicit _ A. D Petrus Fridericus Wallreuther ad - Marlin Decan--

      10. Philipp Franz Ignacio (1751-1811) a priest at St Pauls in Worms

          Birth: Philippus Franciscus Ignatius Walreuther gender: Male baptism/christening date: 20 Jul 1751 baptism/christening place: Worms, Hessen, Germany father's name: Michaelis Antonii Walreuther mother's name: Theresia Josepha Streit indexing project (batch) number: C96657-1 source film number: 996677, LDS

          The microfilm dose not have complete records through the end of 1751 and a new libro starts with 1752. In August 2011 Joachim Specht, a German interested in the history of the Catholic Church in Germany, informed me that Phillip Franz Ignacio Wallreuther was a priest at St. Paul's in Worms.

          Phillip Franz Ignacio Wallreuther at Heidelberg:

          • ornatissimus ac eruditus dom. Philippus Franciscus Ignatius Wallreuther, insignis ecclesiae collegiatae ad s. Paulum Wormatiae canonicus, inscriptus est pro inchoando biennio, testantibus plurimum reverendis, eximijs ac perquam reli- giosis in Christo patribus, patre Petro Schwaan, soc. Jesu, sem. Carolini regente, et patre Ignatio Diez, soc. Jesu et ejusdem seminarij subregente. November 6, 1768

            [most accomplished and learned habits. Philip Francis Ignatius Wallreuther canon of the famous collegiate church of St. Paul Worms was entered for two years on the recommendation of the most reverent and very holy father in Christ, father Peter Schwaan, soc of Jesus, Caroline who rules ??? and father Ingnatio Diez, Soc. Jesus, and of the same seminary "subregente", November 6, 1768.]

            De genuino sensu paragr. 52. art. 5. I. P. O. dissertatio juridica inauguralis By Peter Schwaan*, Carolus Fridericus Heyl

            *PETRO FRANCISCO SCHWAAN, Ss.Theol. & U.J.Doctore, acque in hac Alma Universitate Jur. Eccles. P p. & o., Facult Jurid. Adsessore CAROLUS FRIDERICUS HEYL, BAMBERGENSIS, Bambergae, Inauditorio Juridico, Die a8. Junii, Anno 1774.

          • Baccalaureate 1769

            Praenob. dom. Philip de Wallreuther, Wormatiensis, insign. eccl, coll, ad s. Paulum ibidem canonicus, sem. Carol, conv. ad baccalaureatum 1769

          Other Wallreuthers from this family were at Heidelberg. See Heidelberg University below.

          Phillip Franz Ignacio Wallreuther at St Paul the Apostle, Worms:

          • 1874, Collegiatstifter zu Worms Collegiatstift as St. Paulum Apstolum Probst Vacat Kapitularen (among four people listed) Hr Philip Franz Wallreuther.

            Kurmainzischer Hof- und Staats-Kalender: auf d. Jahr. By Erzstift (Mainz), 1874.

          • 1802, As cantor of St Paul's Church Worms:

            By 1802 the chapter of the Church of St Paul had only five members. Towards the end of 1802 only three of the canons still resided at the parish of St. Paul in Worms: the former curator Emerich Haussmann age 67, the former cantor of the church "Philipp Wallreuter" age 51, and the former canon Jakob Stassen born 27 January 1763 at Lorch am Rhein and in the parish since 1799.

            [a loose translation, September 2011]

            Fest-Gabe zur Eröffnung des Paulus-Museums zu Worms, 9. October 1881. Die St ... By Friedrich Karl W. Schneider, 1881

            Fest-Gabe zur Eröffnung des Paulus-Museums zu Worms, 9. October 1881. Die St ... By Friedrich Karl W. Schneider

            So stand die Kirche und das Stift, bis die französische Revolution in den vielhundert jährigen Rechtsbestand und in den gemessenen Gang der alten Lebensgewohnheiten plötzlich und schonungslos eingriff. Durch Dekret des französischen Konsuln vom 9 Juni l802 wurden alle Klöster und Stifter aufgehoben und sämmtliches Kirchenvermögen vom Staate eingezogen. Un die Mittheilung dieser Massregel knüpfte sich die sofortige Beschlagnahme alles beweglichen und unbeweglichen Dermögens; den diesseits Gebornen wurde eine lebenslängliche Rente von 500 Franken, den jenseitig Gebornen nur ein Reisegeld von 150 Franken ange wiesen. Das Kapitel von St. Paul bestand damals nur aus fünf Mitgliedern. Gegen Schluss des Jahres 1802 hatten drei der Stiftsherren noch ihren Aufenthalt in der Stadt worms; sie lebten im Bezirk der Pfarrei St. Paul. Es war der ehemalige Kustos Emerich Haussann, damals 67 Jahre, der frühere Kantor des stiftes Philipp Wallreuter, 51 Jahre; der einstige Kanonikus Jakob Stafsen, geb. 27. Januar 1763 zu lorch am Rhein versah freiwillig seit 1799 die Pfarrei. Er hatte in Mainz seine klassische und theologische Vorbildung erhalten, bekleidete bis zur Aufhebung 9 Jahre ein Kanonikat bei St. Paul und 17 Jahre eine Professur am fürstbischöflichen Gymnasium zu Worms.

            Such was the church and the monastery in the many hundreds of years of legal existence and in the measured response of the old habits until the French Revolution suddenly and relentlessly intruded. By decree of the French consuls of 9 June l802 monasteries were abolished and all donors and all the church property confiscated by the state. ... the communication of this mass control was tied to the immediate seizure of all movable and immovable "Dermšgens"; on this side there arose a life annuity of 500 francs, the "otherworldly" arose travel allowance of of just 150 francs. The chapter of St. Paul at the time consisted of only five members. An at the end of 1801 only three of the members lived in Worms. they lived in the district of the parish of St. Paul. They were: the former curator Emerich Haussan, then 67 years, the former cantor of the church Philipp Wallreuther, 51 years, the former canon Jacob Stafsen, b. 27 January 1763 to Lorch on the Rhine since 1799, the parish knew him voluntarily. He and received his classical theological training in Mainz. and for 9 years until the repeal was the canon at at St. Paul and for 17 years a professor at fürstbischöflichen (Prince-Bishop) High School in Worms.

            According to Geschichte Dominikanerkloster St. Paulus St Pauls was a collegiate church. Secularization starting in 1797 diminished the spiritual life of the Monastery at St Paul. The Monastery itself was desecrated. For decades it was used a storage shed. In the 1880s it was a museum. It is now a Dominican school for training novices.

      11. Eva Francisca Barbara Walreuther gender: Female baptism/christening date: 10 Oct 1754 baptism/christening place: Worms, Hessen, Germany father's name: Antonii Walreuther mother's name: Theresia Josepha Streit indexing project (batch) number: C96657-1 source film number: 996677

          Pauluskirche, more.

      Note: No Wallreuther deaths recorded in Pauluskirche between 1737 and 1773.

      Wallreuter marriages between 1752 and 1794 in Pauluskirche.

   2. Petrus Fridericus Wallreuther (1712-1786), a priest in Worms

      Birth: Petrus Fridericus Wallreuther of Dni Christopher Wallreuther Amelia 5 January 1712 witness Dni Petrus Fridericus Burk (?) (word) Wormatier--s consilario [advisor] comerali

      Further Records: Based on the 1777 marriage of Marie Anne to Jacobus Breidenbach, Peter Fredich appears to have been in the clergy. See below.

      More:

      In August 2011 Joachim Specht, a German interested in Church History, sent me the connection to one of his pages which is about Peter Friedrich Wallreuther. See Peter Friedrich Wallreuther. The page includes images of the tomb of Peter Friedrich Wallreuther in St Martins Church in Worms. Joachim Specht states that Peter Friedrich Wallreutherwas a Catholic priest, canon and dean of St. Martinsstiftes in Worms. The following is loosely translated from Joachim's page.

      The Wallreuthers were a middle class family from Kiedrich in Rheingau, where his grandfather, Johann Matthaus Wallreuther, served as kurmainzer Chief Magistrate.

      Peter Friedrich Wallreuther was the son of Christopher Wallreuther of Kiedrich and Anna Amalia Kieser from Worms. They were married in Worms in 1710.

      Johann Christopher Wallreuther's brother (1673-1734) was a priest in the diocese of Worms and in 1731 he was made auxiliary bishop.

      Peter Frederick Wallreuther studied theology at the University of Heidelberg, where he appears in 1731 in the registers.

      He was ordained before 1734, he was listed in the Mainz court calendar of 1784 as having been a priest for 50 years. Wallreuther was a canon at the Martinsstift in Worms and served there as dean from 1776 until his death in 1786. The dean was the head of the collegiate. According to the grave inscription he was also pastor of the parish Lambertus incorporated church. He was buried in the abbey church of St. Martin of Worms. The coat of arms depicted on it carries a five-pointed coronet - it would appear that Dean Wallreuther and his family probably had been knighted.

      The older brother of Peter Friedrich, Michael Anton Wallreuther(1711), was Chancellor of the secular government of the diocese of Worms. His two sons, Peter Friedrich (1744-1814) and Philipp Franz Ignaz (1751-1811) were also priests. The former was worked from 1782 to 1802, the last dean of the Notre Dame monastery in Worms. Philipp Franz Ignaz was cantor at St. Paul.

      1784: St Martin Worms Kurmainzischer Hof- und Staats-Kalender: auf d. Jahr .. By Erzstift (Mainz), 1784 Kaiferl. Kollegiatstift ad St. Martinum De--ant Hr. Peter Friderich Wallreuther, jubilarius

      [St Martin Electoate of Mainz Worms Court and State Calander............. Collegiate "ad" St Martin "De--cant" Mr. Peter Friderich Walreuther, rejoicing]

      To tomb of Peter Friedrich Wallreuther was described in 1887:

      Wandgrab des Priesters Wallreuther von 1786 in der Vorhalle. Ein vor einem Obelisken ruhendes schlafendes Kind hält das Wappen, welches durch ein goldenes mit schwarzen Sternen versehenes Band in zwei Felder geteilt wird und auf dem oberen einen Vogel in blau, auf dem unteren drei Rosen (Tinktur?) zeigt. Unter dem Wappen die Grabschrift.

      [Wall grave of the priest Wallreuther of 1786 in the lobby. In front of an obelisk a sleeping child holds the coat of arms, which is divided by a gold band marked with black "sternen" [asterisk or star]. On a blue field, at the top a bird and on the bottom three roses. A Grave script is under the emblem.]

      Kunstdenkmäler im Grossherzogthum Hessen: Inventarisirung und beschreibende ...., 1887

      Descriptions of the St Martin Church Worms.

      Also see Joachim's page at Joachim Specht

   3. Francisus Bernardi of Dni Christopher Wallreuther and Anna Amelia (wife) Aug 1, 1715, witness Francisco Bernardi Ping (?) Bing (?)

   4. Johannus Matthais Wallreuther of Christopher and Amelia, 22 May 1717, ---- et mortus wintess D Jacobi Crohaska (?) Lav(or d)i magistro nomine ------ et Domini Mathais Sarb-- ------ something Worms
      Death: His baptismal record also includes the phrose infirml et mortuus. He must have died as another Johann Matthias was baptized in 1732

   5. Joannes Adamus Casparus Wallreuther of "t hor" [may be short for the honorable] Dni Joannes Christopher Wallreuther Amelia (his wife) 24 June 1718 witnesses Joannes Adamus Casparus Strabe filolo Car----- Strabe satrana in Neuhoffen
      Death: Adames Caspari Wallreuther 2 years infans 12 May 1720

   6. Anna Maria Margarethe Wallreuther★ (1719- ) and Phillip Anton Heyl★:

      Birth: Maria Margarethe of Christopher Wallreuther and Amelia 2 November 1719 witness Maria Margarethe Kieser(in) --- Bernard Kieser civis Wormat - (Herrnsheim Parish Records) (Listed on IGI)

      Witness: Maria Margarethe Fehlman of Joannes Fehlman and Maria Elizabetha April 1735 (no day) witness virgini Maria Margarethe Wallreuther daughter of D Christopher Wallreuter Decemal et eclessia hujatis p.t.

      Marriage: Philippi Antone "Heyl" son of Francisco Antone Heyl to the virgini Margarethe Wallreuther daughter of Dni Christopher Wallreuther decimanuo receptiones et ecce hujates collectoris et Anna Amalia p. m. wife, January 28, 1744 witness Joannes Leib and D--- Holzemer

      Children: Christopher ¹(1744), Michael Anton ²(1745), Richard (1747), Maria Francisca³(1748), Maria Margarethe ⁴ (1749), Anna Maria (1751), J. Christopher¹ (1752) Maria Francisca* ³(1753), Peter (1756), Anna Maria (1757), Maria Elizabethe ⁴(1759), Francisco Anton (1761) and Catherine Francisca (1763). Some of the children died and subsequent children were given the same names.

      Note: It is possible that some of the children were named after relatives: Christopher¹ after Maria Margarethe's father, Michael Anton² after her brother, Maria Francisca³ after her sister, Maria Margareth4 after herself. Maria Elizabeth ⁵ after his sister.

      See Heyl

   7. Johannes Adamus Caspari Wallreuther of Christopher Wallreuther and Amalie 1 July 3 1721 witnesses Joannes Adamus Caspare Strap son of ---- in Nerchafen (?)

   Death of Amelia Wallreuther: March 30, 1724 Amalia Wallreuther wife of Christopher Wallreuther 33 years

   Marriage 2 of Christopher Wallreuther: Margarethe _____

   Children:

   1. Maria Anna Wallreuther of Christopher and Margarethe nata 8 September baptized 10 September witness Marie Anna Blesen daughter of Domini Wilhelm Blesen "calleary" m Abenheim mibjsae, Her-my cratoris Seperconrir (?) 10 September 1726 (Herrnsheim Parish Records) - (Listed on IGI) Had a cross next to her name with indicates a death no date.

   2. Joannes Rudolphus Wallreuther of Christopher Wallsreuther ecleha hajates (?) collectoris et ---- curia deciman and Margarethe 1 June baptized 2 June, witnesses Domini Joanne Rudolph Schnernauer plus can't read, 1728 (Herrnsheim Parish Records) - (Not listed on IGI)
      Death: Rudolphus Wallreuther infans of Xphor Wallreuther Nov 6, 1729

   3. Maria Anna Wallreuther (in) of D Christopher Wallreuther c--- receptior ---- public-ia and Margarethe (wife) nata 15 baptized 16, 1730 witness Maria Anna widow of Cla--- Don-Micheil -------, 1730 (Herrnsheim Parish Records) - (Not listed on IGI)
      Death: Marie Anna Wallreuther of Christopher Wallreuther 3 years 7 mos and 4 days October 4, 1733

   4. Joannes Mathias Wallreuther of Christopher -e-ptons deciman- et collector Eilesia et Anna Margarethe nata 19 November baptized 20 November witness lots includitn ---- Revintus Amphilmus et Ermly--- Dominus Joes Mathias Sartoris --- mon, 1732 (Herrnsheim Parish Records) - (Not listed on IGI)
      Death: Mathias Wallreuther son of Christopher Wallreuther 10 September 1734 age 2

   5. Eva Catherine Wallreuther of D. Christopher decima--d receptores and Margarethe 17-18 April 1735, witness Maria Magdelena --- D Michaeles Laber ludi magestti domini nobeles matrona Eva Catherine wife of Domini M Ralff Schoffner in ober Flesheim (Herrnsheim Parish Records) - (Listed on IGI)
      Death: Eva Catherine Wallreuther of Xphor 23 September 1738

   6. Maria Francisca Wallreuther (1737 and Joannes George Zippoff

      Birth: Maria Francisca Wallreuther of D. Christopher deci man receptores and Margarethe 11 September 1737 witness virgini Maria Fransisca Keiser(in) "Wormaty" [of Worms] 1737 (Herrnsheim Parish Records) - (Listed on IGI)

      Witness:

      • Maria Francisca of Joannes Seb Scabini and Maria Francisca 10-22 February 1744 witness Maria Francisca filiola D Cporus Wallreuther receptores decima-t et eclessia huhates

        Note: Maria Francisca was only 7 years old in 1744.

      • Virgini Maria Francisca Wallreuther daughter of D Christopher Wallreuther to Maria Francisca Kalthethaler of Josepi Kalthethaler fabri ferrare and Apollenia 22 March 1758

      Marriage: Maria Francisca Wallreuther of Dni Christopher Wallreuther dicimarum rectores et collectores eclessia and Maria Margarethe to Joannes George Zipp(off) jurucaim candidator pratoris hujas loci and deceased wife Anna Margarethe 23 January 1759 witnesses Dno Christopher Wallsreuther sponsa patra and Dn Michael Raibor ludi magestre

      Occupation of Joannes George Zipoff: 1761 re-ctum ecclesia collectorus et decimarum receptore

      Children:

      1. Francisca Margarethe Zipoff of Dni George Zipoff and Maria Francica December 22, 1759 witness virtuous virgin Francisca Wallreuther pra nobilis et clarihsimi Dni Anrt (?) Wallreuther --oi celmi principis ac Epso Wormatiensis vice = cancellary et Maria Theresa cojugum filia
      2. Christopher Josephus Antonius Zipoff of Domini Joannes George Zipoff decimanum receptoes and Maria Francisca wife levante pro nobili Dno Christopher Wallreuther jurum candidato pro nobilis et clarissimi Dni Dni Michaeles Anthony Wallreuther anni electoris mogno quo eppi Wormatienset vice= cancelary filio legitemo 1762 (day month)
         Death: Christopher Joseph Anton Zippoff of Dni Jannes George Zipoff age 5 years 16 September 1767
      3. Anton Carle Valentine Zipoff of Dni Joannes Geroge age 3 months 20 May 1765 Death

   Christopher Wallreuther as a witness:
   • Joannes Xphorus Fuhrmann of Joannes Fuhrmann and Elizabeth 5-6 May 1732, witness D Xphorus Wallreuther decima--d receptore

   • Francisco Christopher Schmidt of Petri Schmidt and Maria Gertrude 24 October 1752 wiitness D Jois Xphor Wallreuther

   Death of Christopher Wallreuther: 4 April 1765 Dni Christopher Wallreuther deci marium receptor e reditium ecclessia collofy age 79 (1686)

   Death of Elizabethe Wallreuther:

4. Anna Maria of Jois Matthias Wallreuther and "Eliz" (check) witness Anna Maria wife of ?an??urt(in) cannot read two words 14 February 1690

Death of Anna Marie _______ Wallreuther:

Die Matrikel der Universität Heidelberg, Volume 4 By Universität Heidelberg, 1903

The following references were made to Wallreuther at Heidelberg.

1. Johann Michael Wallreuther, born circa 1707

   Joan. Mich. Wallreuther, Hernsheim., imperialis collegiatae ecclesiae Wallreuther, insignis ecclesiae collegiatae ad s. Paulum ad ad s. Paulum ad s. Martinum, Wormatiae canonicus. Baccalaurei philosophiae:, 1725- 1726. page 439

   [Johann Michael Wallreuther, Hernnsheim, Imperial Collegiate Church to S Paul to s. Martin, Worms canon, baccalaureate of Philosophy, 1725-26]

   Johann Michael Wallreuther was born circa 1707 based on the fact that the rest of the Wallreuters whose births are know and who went to Hiedelberg were listed at about age 18.

2. Johann Michael Wallruether

   1727 Magistri 3. Joan. Mich. Wallreuther, Herrnsheim, eccl. imp. coll. ad s. Martinum Wormatiae can., Die Matrikel der Universität Heidelberg, Volume 4 By Universität Heidelberg

   Same as Johann Michael above??

3. Peter Frederich Wallreuther

   (Petr. Frider. Wallreuther, theol. et can.; assiduus Od Mich Anton, 1731

   Peter Frederick born 1712, son of Christopher.

4. Phillip Wallreuther

   Extra Primos, Philip. Wallruether, Hernsheim 1733

   I do not know who Philp was. Born circa 1715.

5. Christopher Joseph Anton Wallreuther

   Christopher. Jos. Ant. Wallreuther, Wormatiensis, sem. Carol. Conv ad Baccalaureatum 1755

   Born circa 1737.

6. Peter Frederich Wallreuther

   Uner Die Matrikel der Universität Heidelberg Petrus Frid. de Wallreuther, Wormatiensis, eccle- siae collegiatae ad b. Virginem Wormatiae cano- nicus, sem. Carolini convictor, logici 27 Marz - 18 December 1761, pages 201and 202

   Son of Michael Anton Wallreuther born 1744.

7. Philip Francis Ignatius Wallreuther

   ornatissimus ac eruditus dom. Philippus Franciscus Ignatius Wallreuther, insignis ecclesiae collegiatae ad s. Paulum Wormatiae canonicus, inscriptus est pro inchoando biennio, testantibus plurimum reverendis, eximijs ac perquam reli- giosis in Christo patribus, patre Petro Schwaan, soc. Jesu, sem. Carolini regente, et patre Ignatio Diez, soc. Jesu et ejusdem seminarij subregente. November 6, 1768

   [most accomplished and learned habits. Philip Francis Ignatius Wallreuther canon of the famous collegiate church of St. Paul Worms was entered for two years on the recommendation of the most reverent and very holy father in Christ, father Peter Schwaan, soc of Jesus, Caroline who rules ??? and father Ingnatio Diez, Soc. Jesus, and of the same seminary "subregente", November 6, 1768.]

   Son of Michael Anton Wallreuther born 1751.

   De genuino sensu paragr. 52. art. 5. I. P. O. dissertatio juridica inauguralis By Peter Schwaan*, Carolus Fridericus Heyl

   *PETRO FRANCISCO SCHWAAN, Ss.Theol. & U.J.Doctore, acque in hac Alma Universitate Jur. Eccles. P p. & o., Facult Jurid. Adsessore CAROLUS FRIDERICUS HEYL, BAMBERGENSIS, Bambergae, Inauditorio Juridico, Die a8. Junii, Anno 1774.

8. Peter Frederich Wallreuther

   Petr. Frideric. de Wallsruether, eccl. coll. ad b. Mariam virg. Wormatiae can. ad baccalaureatum 1761-62

   Son of Michael Anton Wallreuther born 1744.

9. Peter Frederich Wallreuther

   Petr. Frideric. de Wallsreuther Wormatiae canonicus, sem Carol conv. ad magisterium 1762-1763

   Son of Michael Anton Wallreuther born 1744.

10. Phillip Wallreuther

    Praenob. dom. Philip de Wallreuther, Wormatiensis, insign. eccl, coll, ad s. Paulum ibidem canonicus, sem. Carol, conv. ad baccalaureatum 1769

    Son of Michael Anton Wallreuther born 1751.

Christopher Wallreuther

Neueste Sammlung auserlesener Deductionen: worinn allerhand ..., Volume 1 JUDICII CAMERAE IMPERIOALIS PERSONAE ANNO MDCCLXX D 2 Janaurii, 1771: IMERITALIS PERSONAE Notari Christopher Wallreuther ut Supernumerarius juravit 7.Julii 1768 [Christopher Wallreuther as he swore to the Supermumerarius

Michael Anton Wallreuther

Dissertatio Inauguralis Politico-Juridica [politico-iuridica] de Judicio [iudicio] Anselm Franz Joseph Ernst, Michael Anton Wallreuther, 1730

May be Michael Anton son of Christopher born 1711; he would have been 19 years old in 1730.

Anselm Franz Joseph Ernst (and others) authored multiple tracts in Latin in the 1730s. He was a professor in Mainz. Several of the publications are listed as dissertations and it is likely that they were written by the students with the professor being the first author.

Anton Michael Wallreuther

Anton Michael Wallreuther died in 1831.

Der Reichskanm1ergerichts-Sekretar A. M. Wallreuther ist gestorben nach dem Verzeichniss der beim Reichskammergericht gestorbenen Personen am 17. Mai 1831 (dort wird er als Notar bezeichnet), nach einer anderen Notiz hinter seiner Silhouette, die zufällig in des Verfassers Besitz gelangte, am 7. Mai desselben Jahres. Wigand arbeitete bereits seit 1830 an der Ordnung des Reichskammergerichts-Archivs in Wetzlar.

The Court Secratary A M Wallreuther died after ...... on 17 May 1831 (where he is referred to as a notary)......

Finis coronat opus. Novissimum hoc Repertorium, continens ter mille folia, perfectum per syngrapham solumodum (!) Ant. Mich. Wallreuther, Judicii Imperialis praeteriti1 Secretarii. 1817."

Dass der Abschluss dieses Repertoriums im J. 1817, also erst unter preussischer Herrschaft erfolgt sei, darf man Wallreuther immerhin glauben, dass Wallreuther aber das Verzeichniss ganz allein gemacht habe, ist bei dem ausserordentlichen Umfange der Arbeit: alphabetische Ordnung und Regestirung von 76908 Prozessen nicht wohl anzuehmen, zumal Wigand, der eine ganze Reihe von Beamten des Reichskammergerichtes, darunter auch den A. M. Wallreuther, personlich gekannt hat2, ausdrucklich sagt, das Verzeichniss sei angefertigt von dern Subalternpersonal des aufgelosten Gerichtes"

Dieses Dalbergsche General-Verzeichniss hat im grossen Ganzen dieselbe Einrichtung, wie das General-Repertorium der Archiv-Kommission, und hat auch, in nuce freilich nur, fast ganz denselben Inhalt. Beide Repertorien nennen Klager und Beklagte, beide haben ein kürzeres oder ausfuhrlicheres Regest uber den Gegenstand des Streites, und das Jahr der EinfŸhrung

Ueber die Auflosung des Reichskammergerichts hat ein Manuskript des Konigl. Staatsarchivs zu Wetzlar, das Verzeichniss der beim Reichskammergericht verstorbenen Personen, eine durch Fassung und Ort der Eintragung merkwürdige Notiz. Darin steht zwischen dem Vermerke uber den Tod des Kammerboten Kremer (1805, Nov. 1.) und über den des Kanzleidieners Kirchner (1811, Febr. 2.) folgende Bemerkung:"Nota. Kaiser Franz II. hat die teutsehe Kaiserkrone den 6. August 1806 abgelegt; den 9. August wurde es am Eeichstage zur Dietatur gebracht, und den 18ten nemlichen Monats ist das Kammergericht nicht mehr aufgegangen." Das Kammergericht ist somit gleichsam als gestorben registrirt.

Der Reichskanm1ergerichts-Sekretar A. M. Wallreuther ist gestorben nach dem Verzeichniss der beim Reichskammergericht gestorbenen Personen am 17. Mai 1831 (dort wird er als Notar bezeichnet), nach einer anderen Notiz hinter seiner Silhouette, die zufallig in des Verfassers Besitz gelangte, am 7. Mai desselben Jahres. Wigand arbeitete bereits seit 1830 an der Ordnung des Reichskammergerichts-Archivs in Wetzlar.

Zeitschrift des Aachener Geschichtsvereins, Volume 18 By Aachener Geschichtsverein, 1896

Maria Francisca Wallreuther, Marriage Worms 1767

October 31, 1767, --ilain Pro-lam. Disp. D Franciscus Leopoldus Wolff Cin-- Aul. Dmi Marchionis Paroc-is A - - D Parocho -asladiens disnihub ??? A. M. Francisca Wallreuther Benedixus _ R. D Wallreuther ecel Coll. P. V. Can testes D Wigand et Par j. Boller.

This record as listed by LDS: Groom name: Franciscus Leopoldus Wolff Bride name: Maria Francisca Wallreuther Residence: Worms, Rheinhessen, Hessen-Darmstadt Event place: Sankt Peter Katholisch, Worms, Rheinhessen, Hesse-Darmstadt Event date: 31 Oct 1767 UDE batch number: M96658-1 Film number: 949591

Film 0949591 1767 St Peter Dom, October 31 [word] proclam disp. D Franciscus Leopadous Wolf con-- Aul. Dni Marchionis Baro--- et A. - D Parocho _asladiensi (word) et M. Francisca Wallreuther Benedixit _ R. D Wallreuther Eccl Coll. B. V. Can testes

Note: May be the daughter of Michael Anton Wallreuther. He was in Worms.

Wallreuther, Family Crest

The tombs of Johann Anton Wallreuther and his nephew Peter Fredeich Wallreuther contain a family crest or coat of arms. The crest on the tomb of Johann Anton Wallreuther is colored. The coat of arms is a medallion divided in two fields by a band of gold. In the top half of the medallion is a bird of some sort, looks like a seated dove with a olive branch in its beak. (May signify the holy spirit.) In the band are three black crosses with equal arms. In the lower portion of the medallion are three white flowers each containing four or five pedals with a black center. The medallion is topped by a five point gold crown. Joachim Specht suggests that the crown could indicate that the family had been knighted.