Christina Hartmann

1670 - 1721  (~ 52 år)

• Navn	Christina Hartmann
  Fødsel	ABT. 1670	Berg?n, Gotteshausbund, Graub?nden (Schweiz)   [1]
  Køn	Kvinde
  Død	AFT. 1721	Berg?n, Gotteshausbund, Graub?nden (Schweiz)
  Person-ID	I02206	NLMadsen
  Sidst ændret	20 jul. 2023

  
  

  Far	??? Hartmann,   f. BEF. 1640, Berg?n, Gotteshausbund, Graub?nden (Schweiz) d. UNKNOWN
  Tilknytning	natural
  Familie-ID	F01671	Gruppeskema  |  Familietavle

  
  

  Familie	Leonardo K?hl,   f. ABT. 1670, Berg?n, Gotteshausbund, Graub?nden (Schweiz) d. AFT. 1707, Berg?n, Gotteshausbund, Graub?nden (Schweiz) (Alder ~ 38 år)
  Ægteskab	26 feb. 1694	Berg?n, Gotteshausbund
  Børn	1. Jodoc K?hl,   f. 1695, Berg?n, Gotteshausbund, Graub?nden (Schweiz)  [natural]   2. Hartmann K?hl,   f. 1696, Berg?n, Gotteshausbund, Graub?nden (Schweiz) d. 1765, Berg?n, Gotteshausbund, Graub?nden (Schweiz) (Alder 69 år)  [natural]   3. Christian K?hl,   f. 1699, Berg?n, Gotteshausbund, Graub?nden (Schweiz)  [natural]   4. Maria K?hl,   f. 1701, Berg?n, Gotteshausbund, Graub?nden (Schweiz) d. BEF. 1707, Berg?n, Gotteshausbund, Graub?nden (Schweiz) (Alder < 5 år)  [natural]   5. Jacob? K?hl,   f. 1704, Berg?n, Gotteshausbund, Graub?nden (Schweiz) d. ABT. 1704, Berg?n, Gotteshausbund, Graub?nden (Schweiz) (Alder 0 år)  [natural]   6. Jacob? K?hl,   f. 1705, Berg?n, Gotteshausbund, Graub?nden (Schweiz)  [natural]   7. Maria K?hl,   f. 1707, Berg?n, Gotteshausbund, Graub?nden (Schweiz)  [natural]
  Familie-ID	F00899	Gruppeskema  |  Familietavle
  Sidst ændret	20 jul. 2023

  
  

• Notater

  Taken from "Historisch Biografisches Lexikon der Schweiz", and translated from German. Under the heading Hartmann, of canton Graub?nden: Reputable family in the Zehnegerichtenbund, in the Pr?tigau, and in the court at Churwalden. Coat of arms: on blue a silver half-moon between 2 silver hexangular stars. In the 16th century a Fluri Hartmann, of K?blis, is mentioned as a land-captain (Landeshauptmann) in the Veltlin (Valtellina valley). The first to gain repute was Hartmann von Hartmannis, of Parpan, whose name was written into the 1569 spokesman chronicle as: Hartmann Hartmann. In French services he acquired the title "Hartmann de Hartmannis". Hartmann von Hartmann was chief magistrate (Landammann) of the court in Churwalden, land-captain in the Veltlin in 1581 and 1593. In the Zehnegerichtenbund (League of Ten Jurisdictions) he was the most highly esteemed man; and in the 3rd B?nden he played a role which later the elderly Colonel Guler would play. Envoy on the [Tagsatzung], to Milan and Paris; head of a B?ndner regiment in French service in 1589. The B?ndner and Eidgenossen played a part in saving the last "Valois" his throne, and helped Heinrich IV over his most difficult times. On a trip to France, while passing through Hochburgund, one of Heinrich IV's adversaries took Hartmann von Hartmann captive and demanded a ransom before freeing him. In 1593 the remainder of the troops from the regiment Hartmann commanded returned home, however he retained a company, which in 1602 was turned into a Guard Company (Gardekompagnie). Hartmann participated in swearing alliance of the 3rd B?nde with France, and an eternal promise of cavalry support. Hartmann was instrumental in bringing about the renowned Reforms of 1603. Finally, he became as much an enemy of the Spanish as the Venetians, for he proved himself a faithful supporter of France in 1603. His descendants include: Dietegen Hartmann, who was a Vicar in the Veltlin in 1599; he was sent as an envoy to France in 1619, in whose service he earlier had been a Captain. In short order the French emissary Gueffier was deported out of the 3rd B?nden, as a result Dietegen Hartmann had to leave Paris immediately. One must think that it was only his father that Dietegen has to thank that he was not put into the Bastille. Dietegen's son Hartmann von Hartmann is listed in the Veltlin as one of its most influential men. A Heinrich Hartmann was called as Captain to become "Podestat" (chief magistrate) for Morbegno (in the Valtellina valley) in 1619. Out of the Pr?tigau came, besides the previously mentioned Fluri, a Hans Hartmann, of Kloster, "Podestat" for Morbegno in 1601. This database researched and compiled by Norman Lee Madsen, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 21 July 2015.

  
  

• Kilder

  Berg?n Evangelish-Reformierte Kirchenbuch.