bavarian officials

[janhl]

Hi
I would like to ask if you came across the name Martin Iglo during your research. He was a secretary of the Bavarian government, according to the wedding register (his son's wedding). I tried to find my relative in "Chur-bayrischer Hof-Calender und Schematismus", but to no avail.

He died before his son's wedding, which was on August 11th, 1761 in Kłodzko. His son's name was Johann Jacob and he married Anna Maria RODOX. Johann was probably born in 1731 according to the registers of the dead.

That's all I know about him. I will be glad for any information about him or his family. Or I'll be happy if you can tell me where to look.

Thank you

[RHab]

Hi,

If he was a Bavarian government official, there is a slight chance that you find him listed in the book:

Ferchl, Georg: „Bayerische Behörden und Beamte“ in: „Oberbayerisches Archiv für vaterländische Geschichte“
(an early 20th century publication comprising - I think - a total of 3 volumes).

It covers the years 1550 to 1804 and has a name index. Unfortunately, the book does not seem to have been digitalized and placed online yet. Moreover, the book covers only officials who worked/lived in the southern part of present-day Bavaria, not e.g. Franconia or Bavarian Palatine. So don't put too high expectations on it.

Ralph

[Kasstor]

Hi,

If he was a Bavarian government official, there is a slight chance that you find him listed in the book:

Ferchl, Georg: „Bayerische Behörden und Beamte“ in: „Oberbayerisches Archiv für vaterländische Geschichte“
(an early 20th century publication comprising - I think - a total of 3 volumes).

It covers the years 1550 to 1804 and has a name index. Unfortunately, the book does not seem to have been digitalized and placed online yet. Moreover, the book covers only officials who worked/lived in the southern part of present-day Bavaria, not e.g. Franconia or Bavarian Palatine. So don't put too high expectations on it.

Ralph

Hi,

I don´t know if it is complete here , but it is online.

Regards,

Thomas

[RHab]

Ah, good news: Thomas found it . Bad news: No Iglo

Ralph

[janhl]

Thank you both.
Maybe someone will come across him :-)

[gki]

Jan,

can you provide a link to the entry for his son's wedding? I think it makes sense to look at what is written there (assuming it is in German).

[janhl]

Martin Iglo

Hi

I attach the record from the wedding register in the appendix.

I got it from the great Mr. Joachim Weise, who is engaged in research in Kłodzko. According to his transcript, it states:
"Junggesell Jacob JGLOW Bürger und Caffee Schenk all of the Hochedlen Ehrenwerten und Hochgelehrten Herrn Martin JGLOW gewesenen Chur Bayerischen Regierungs Secretair Ehel (icher) hinterlassener Sohn mit der Jungfrau Anna Maria RODOXIN des Weyl (and) Whr ichen) Goldschmieds all ehel (iche) hinterlassene Jungfr (äuliche) Tochter. Mathes SCHWAB bürgerl (icher) Stadtbuchdrucker und Lorenz BIERCK bürgerl (icher) Goldschmied "

In other records, all names are listed as "Iglo"

Jan

[gki]

Thanks!

Unfortunately, there is no place mentioned for the father.

2 thoughts:

1) The father was a "chur-Bayrischer" Sekretär, that means we only need to concern ourselves with the areas that belonged to Bavaria befor 1761. This excludes Frankonia, but includes some parts of Upper Austria. It also excludes other parts of what is now Bavaria, such as the various Hochstifts.

Here is a map

https://www.heinz-wember.de/gen/karten/KarteBayPflzBrockhaus.htm

The area you want is comprised of the main light green are with Munich and Landshut, the darker green above (Oberpfalz), and the brownish area below Passau.


2) "Iglow" or "Iglo" does not strike me as a Bavarian name at all, so the father may have been from Bohemia.

[janhl]

It is also possible that Martin Iglo comes from Bohemia, but the period around 1700 we searched quite thoroughly (in Bohemia). Jacob Johann came to Bohemia from Kłodzko after 1780, and since then the name Iglo has appeared in Bohemia.

This is not directly related, but there is a document from 1289 from the Regensburg showing the name Leopoludus Iglo

https://www.monasterium.net/mom/DE-AKR/Urkunden/12890701/charter?q=iglo

[Xtine]

Hello,

2) "Iglow" or "Iglo" does not strike me as a Bavarian name at all, so the father may have been from Bohemia.

I'm not sure if there is really written Iglow!

I read Igloco!

Compare it with the -co- in the first name Jacob or the w in Ludwig on top or on the right Martin Schwab!

Nevertheless the name could be only Iglo.

[janhl]

by any chance, is there anyone new here who come across a person I'm looking for?

[janhl]

I was thinking that Martin's position was just an honorary one, since he is not listed in any calendar or schematismus. has anyone encountered this?

[sternap]

-ow wurde häufig zu au.


dann könnte es ein herr iglau sein., wie der ort iglau.

[janhl]

Yes, I know about that, I've already been instructed :-). But still Martin/Martinus/Martini Igl* is not mentioned anywhere... Not even the Bavarian Archives were able to help me. For the BLF group, Martin was born too early to be in their interest... So I'm trying to find different alternatives to find my ancestor's origin.

[sternap]

For the BLF group,

welcher verein ist das?


in der grafschaft glatz, in landeck,

gab es einen zolleinnehmer und postwärter, name johann jacob iglo.
so haben wir schon den namen iglo in glatz, Kłodzko.
vergiss bayern, vielleicht finden wir in glatz etwas.

https://books.google.at/books?id=6W8AAAAAcAAJ&pg=PA405&dq=jacob+iglo&hl=de&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiwkP6XvpD7AhXkiIsKHY9CBcUQ6AF6BAgNEAI#v=onepage&q=jacob%20iglo&f=false

kannst du den link zur webseite geben, mir ist das bild zu klein.


in bayern gab es den beamtennamen igl. ohne o.

https://books.google.at/books?id=fnQLls8p86EC&pg=PA13&dq=herr+igl&hl=de&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwj12JPgxZD7AhVmk4sKHeRGCOQ4HhDoAXoECA0QAg#v=onepage&q=herr%20igl&f=false