Taube family

Dove is the name of an originally German - Baltic, later widespread noble family.

History

Whether the dove family is originally from Denmark or from Westphalia to recent German literature can not be inferred, there the dove are called Baltic nobility. Although at least in Denmark and the Danish Estonia namesakes Tuve be mentioned in documents in the 13th century, is generally the squire Engelke Tuve, which occurs in Wierland on 24 August 1373 considered the oldest evidence of a relative.

The five parent companies ( Hallinap, Isenhof, Maidel, Oehrten and Seßwegen ) can be documented not unite to a common ancestor, but each begin in the 15th century. The family has branches starting from the Baltic to Sweden, Poland, Finland, Russia, Denmark and the German Reich in Saxony and Prussia. Certain branches bear the title of Baron, surveys in the Barons and count conditions are carried out several times.

Coat of arms

The root coat of arms shows in gold uprooted a natural Lindenstumpf with two green leaves, one each on each side. On the helmet with black -and-gold ceiling a natural peacock tail between two gestümmelten natural linden branches, each with a green leaf.

Coat of arms ( 1652) the Swedish barons ( Friherre ) by Dove

People (selection)

  • Dietrich von Taube (1594-1639), Saxon lord steward and bailiff of Upper Lusatia
  • Robrecht dove, 1605-1612 knighthood captain of the Estonian Knighthood
  • Bernd Taube, 1624-1629 knighthood captain of the Estonian Knighthood
  • Dietrich Taube, 1643-1644 and 1650-1653 knighthood captain of the Estonian Knighthood
  • From Hold Johann von Taube, 1710-1711 knighthood captain of the Estonian Knighthood
  • Gustaf Adam Taube (1673-1732), Swedish Field Marshal
  • Hedwig von Taube (1714-1744), daughter of the Swedish National Council Count dove; Mistress of the Swedish king Friedrich I.
  • Dorothea Margaretha von Taube († 1793), 1789 abbess in Wienhausen Abbey
  • Ludwig von Taube (1772-1816), diplomat and Minister of State of the Kingdom of Württemberg
  • Adolf von Taube (1810-1889), Chamberlain ( with the salutation of Excellence ) and briefly Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Kingdom of Württemberg
  • Michael Taube (1869-1961), a Russian lawyer, politician and civil servant
  • Otto von Taube (1879-1973), writer, lawyer, art historian and translator
  • Evert Taube (1890-1976), Swedish poet, composer, singer and painter
  • Arved von Taube (1905-1978), historian
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