SWITZERLAND Lommel

[Peonie]

Entry in the Address book of Würzburg 1852

Lommel, Christoph Aloys, quiesz. k. b. Regierungs-Sekretär. IV. 186. Obere Kaserngasse
(quieszenz - retired)

Regards Peonie

added
where the "Aloys" might come from:

Die Graduierten der Theologischen Fakultät Würzburg

566
Lommel, Franciscus (P. Aloys) OSB
Theses theol. de poenitentia, extrema unctione, ordine et matrimonio. Wirce-burgi: Nitribitt 1764. - 1 Bl.
Bacc. 13.07.1764
Praes.: Kilber, Heinrich SJ
WHS 00
OSB, Kloster St. Stephan in Würzburg, Mag. AA LL et Philos.

[kathlom]

Thanks Peonie.  Christoph Aloys was Georg Aloys' father.

Kathleen

[Peonie]

Hi Kathleen,

are you interested in all the little snippets you find about the Lommels in different publications? e.g. Auction of Hofkammerrat Lommel's (1748-1827) estate, Sterbebilder, and notes that Pater Aloys
and Georg Lommel, born  174?.  in Bamberg are brothers.

Regards Peonie

[kathlom]

Hi Peony
Yes I am most definitely interested in any snippets about Lommel's that come up - I keep a record of them - you never know when one will be just what I'm looking for. Pater Aloys Lommel certainly sounds like our lot as Aloys keeps cropping up as a family name.   Thanks a lot
Kathleen.

[Peonie]

Hi Kathleen,

here are some of the items I have found:

http://franconica.uni-wuerzburg.de/ub/totenzettel/register.html?buchstabe=%27L%27

http://books.google.de/books?id=FLBCAAAAcAAJ&printsec=frontcover&dq=related:BSBBSB10386675#v=onepage&q=lommel&f=false
Versteigerungen fuer Hofkammerrat Lommel 1827

A snippet from :
Lenk, Leonhard, „Grandaur, Johann Michael BernhardLudwigs I. von Bayern“, in: Neue Deutsche Biographie 6 (1964), S. 741-743 [Onlinefassung]; URL: http://www.deutsche-biographie.de/pnd11682168X.html


V Lorenz (1742–93), Schirmmacher, S d. Andreas, Maurermeister in W., u. d. Ottilia Wolfahrt; M Maria, T d. Martin Hellmuth u. d. Veronica Lehmann; ⚭ 1807 Magdalena (1783–1845), T d. Gg. Lommel (1748–1827), Hofkammerrat u. Landesdirektions-Oberregistrator in W., u. d. Barbara Mohr; 2 S, 1 T, u. a. →Franz (1822–96), Regisseur d. Hoftheaters in M. (s. Kosch, Theater-Lex.).

Regards Peonie


added: here is mentioned that Aloys and Georg are brothers

http://books.google.de/books?id=2FJEAAAAcAAJ&pg=RA1-PA679&lpg=RA1-PA679&dq=Georg+Aloys+Lommel&source=bl&ots=vhjvkOUqMH&sig=lBQeAMLq6RFbUWbRuWlvwkJRINc&hl=en&sa=X&ei=_VCHUbSlIYyViQfuyoCgAQ&ved=0CE8Q6AEwBzgK#v=onepage&q=Georg%20Aloys%20Lommel&f=false

[Arle_lommel]

Kathleen, Pater Aloys was the brother of Georg, who was the grandfather of Georg Aloys Lommel, who was the father of Georg Thomas and Jean Georges, so he is one of ours. An 1813 source (see http://bit.ly/10Aq1SV, same one Peonie found, I see) has the following (translated from German):

Lommel, Aloys, born in [Bg?], ordained in the middle of the last century [i.e., 18th] in Benedictine Order at St. Stephan’s in Würzburg, demonstrated himself to be a very good preacher from the pulpit on several occasions, making convincing arguments, now living as a priest at Saal an der Röhne where he eagerly fulfills his obligations

Lommel, Georg, brother of the former, born in [Bg?] in 174[?]. Took part in 1767 in a public examination on philosophy and mathematics to gain his academic degree, was concerned with law and finance, and finally became Hofkammerat (member of the court) in Würzburg, where he is still employed.

So I can tie him in for you. The Hofkammerat Lommel is therefore my great-great-great-great-great grandfather (not sure which generation your husband falls in exactly, but he would be a great-grandfather of some sort).

[Arle_lommel]

Ugg. Trying to edit and duplicated the post. So ignore this one.

[kathlom]

That's fantastic - it goes back a further generation and even gives some information about them other than just BMD information.  I always knew we had to come across an Aloys eventually.  Thanks so much for translating it for me - I used to be able to read Alte Deutsch but I haven't done so for about 45 years so I am very rusty - and translating it takes me forever.  That Bg is probably Bamberg because that's where Peonie had Pater Aloys and George born in the 1740's.

Kathleen

[Arle_lommel]

Wish I'd known about a Bamberg connection. I was just there six weeks ago and had no idea I should be looking for family connections.