[gelöst] Gut Brücozel in Bavaria - 18th and 19th century

[littlekubo]

Name des gesuchten Ortes: Gut Brücozel
Zeit/Jahr der Nennung: 18th and 19th century
Ungefähre oder vermutete Lage/Region: Regensburg/Bavaria
Ich habe die Datenbanken zur Ortssuche abgefragt [ja]:

Good morning,

I'm trying to find a place called Gut Brücozel. It is supposed to be nearby Regensburg in Bavaria. I tried to search some databases with old place names but without any results.

The place Gut Brücozel supposed to be the birthplace of my ancestor:

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C9TN-YGM6?cat=444284

[jacq]

Hi,

it says "Gut Brückel".

Transferred to Dragoner-Regiment Nr. 6 it says "Gut Bürckl"

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-99VH-3ZTG?i=594&cat=517221

[Anna Sara Weingart]

Hi,
I found these places

https://www.meyersgaz.org/place/10250117

https://www.meyersgaz.org/place/10250131

[WeM]

grüß euch,


möglicherweise ist damit gemeint Pürkelgut

https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schloss_P%C3%BCrkelgut

Die katholischen Kirchenbücher von Regensburg (Obertraubling) auf matricula geben nichts her.
Das liegt aber vermutlich daran, dass der Carl evangelisch war. s. eingestelltes Grundbuchblatt.


VG, Waltraud

[Anna Sara Weingart]

... möglicherweise ist damit gemeint Pürkelgut
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schloss_P%C3%BCrkelgut...

Good idea!

[Anna Sara Weingart]

On the map it's written "Birklgut"

[Anna Sara Weingart]

Here You find the baptism church book of the Lutheran church in Regensburg.

But it is content, you have to pay for

[littlekubo]

Many thanks to all of you. I will ask in the proper section for reading the document from the 6th Dragoner Regiment.

Also, thanks for the old maps and finding the church book for me.

It is probably for another section/topic, but there is a mystery with Carl and his religion. Here it says he was Lutheran. But when he married the mother of his daughters, both of them were listed as Catholics.

I will try to search in the Church book for Carl's baptism there.

Again, you helped me a lot in my research. Have a great rest of the day

[Anna Sara Weingart]

A family VON GÄMMERLER (also written VON GÄMMERLE) lived in Amberg, a city 50 km north of Regensburg


Your ancestor is written "Carl von Gämmerlee" and "Carl von Gamerlay"

[littlekubo]

Anna Sara Weingart, this is even better news! I want to believe I can confirm there were my ancestors who lived in Amberg

[littlekubo]

Your ancestor is written "Carl von Gämmerlee" and "Carl von Gamerlay"

Sorry for the multiple answers.

Yes, sometimes, it is even written as von Pamerley or the name is Carl Gruber von Gamerley/Pamerley. But once I found Carl's military records, I'm sure it is von Gamerley (or its forms).

[Anna Sara Weingart]

In September 1803, it states, that Carl von Gämmerlee is 34 years and 3 month old. That means, he should be born in 1769

[littlekubo]

That seems to be correct, and more or less, it follows the Gundbuch from my first post.
Here is the record of Carl's marriage. But it makes him younger and catholic.

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-L9VF-VQ8M?cat=680396

[Anna Sara Weingart]

Fun fact: Your ancestor fought in 1809 in Bavaria against Napoleon

https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/K.u.k._Dragonerregiment_„Kaiser“_Nr._11

and Napoleon was wounded the 23th April 1809 near Regensburg, his wound was treated in the Pürkelgut palace, the birth place of Your ancestor

[littlekubo]

Thank you very much! Until today, I was unaware that my ancestors were so close to the great history.