Ursina von Albertini
1692 - 1732 (> 41 år)
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Navn Ursina von Albertini Fødsel 1692 La Punt, Gotteshausbund, Graub?nden (Schweiz) 
[1] Dåb 16 feb. 1692 La Punt-Chamues-ch, Ober Engadin Køn Kvinde Død AFT. 1732 Graub?nden (Schweiz) [2] Person-ID I02124 NLMadsen Sidst ændret 20 jul. 2023
Far Johannes Baptista von Albertini, f. 1635, La Punt, Gotteshausbund, Graub?nden (Schweiz) d. 1705, La Punt, Gotteshausbund, Graub?nden (Schweiz) (Alder 70 år) Tilknytning natural Mor Maria Schorsch von Planta, f. ABT. 1650, Zuoz, Gotteshausbund, Graub?nden (Schweiz) d. 1711, La Punt, Gotteshausbund, Graub?nden (Schweiz) (Alder ~ 61 år) Tilknytning natural Ægteskab 3 feb. 1671 La Punt-Chamues-ch, Gotteshausbund Familie-ID F03543 Gruppeskema | Familietavle
Familie Paul Gregori, f. 1686, Berg?n, Gotteshausbund, Graub?nden (Schweiz) d. 1743, Berg?n, Gotteshausbund, Graub?nden (Schweiz) (Alder 57 år) Ægteskab jun. 1710 Berg?n, Gotteshausbund Børn 1. Maria Gregori, f. 1711, Berg?n, Gotteshausbund, Graub?nden (Schweiz) [natural]2. Johannes Baptista Gregori, f. 1712, Berg?n, Gotteshausbund, Graub?nden (Schweiz) d. ABT. 1713, Berg?n, Gotteshausbund, Graub?nden (Schweiz) (Alder 1 år) [natural]3. Johannes Baptista Gregori, f. 1714, Berg?n, Gotteshausbund, Graub?nden (Schweiz) [natural]4. Barbara Gregori, f. 1717, Berg?n, Gotteshausbund, Graub?nden (Schweiz) d. BEF. 1724, Berg?n, Gotteshausbund, Graub?nden (Schweiz) (Alder < 6 år) [natural]5. Maria Gregori, f. 1719, Berg?n, Gotteshausbund, Graub?nden (Schweiz) [natural]6. Christophor Gregori, f. 1721, Berg?n, Gotteshausbund, Graub?nden (Schweiz) d. 1787, Berg?n, Gotteshausbund, Graub?nden (Schweiz) (Alder 66 år) [natural]7. Barbara Gregori, f. 1724, Berg?n, Gotteshausbund, Graub?nden (Schweiz) [natural]8. Ursina Gregori, f. 1727, Berg?n, Gotteshausbund, Graub?nden (Schweiz) [natural]9. ??? Gregori, f. 1730, Berg?n, Gotteshausbund, Graub?nden (Schweiz) [natural]10. Ursina-Mengia Gregori, f. 1732, Berg?n, Gotteshausbund, Graub?nden (Schweiz) [natural]Familie-ID F00865 Gruppeskema | Familietavle Sidst ændret 20 jul. 2023
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Notater - Taken from "Historisch Biografisches Lexikon der Schweiz", and translated from German. Under the heading Albertin: surname that today is still known in the Graub?nden areas of Alvaneu and Gr?sch; while in Schmitten, St?rvis, and Mons it is mostly extinct.
Albertini: surname that today is still known in the Ponte (aka: Camogasco or La Punt-Chamues-ch) and in Mesocco, Graub?nden. Formerly also in Trons, Mon, Zuoz, Pr?sanz and Chur. The ancestors of the family at the end of the 14th century migrated from Bologna (Italy) to Graub?nden. In 1559 a Kaspar Albertyn is known to have had title (Hauszeichen). In 1603 the sons of Bernardi de Albertini of Camogasco: vicar Andreas (1593-1631) in Zuoz, and vicar Johannes (1559-1636), requested a coat of arms, and furthermore inquired about obtaining "Nobilitierung" against payment of the taxes, and promises of staunch services; they were refused because it was deemed that such service from them was not needed at that time. In 1641 their posterity inquired about census into the peerage and improvement of their "titled" coat of arms; both were granted, as authorized by Emperor Ferdinand III of Augsburg, on February 13, 1641. Their coat of arms: Sections 1 and 4, blue background, each with a standing, golden lion (sometimes showing double-wanders) portrayed as an archer; Sections 2 and 3, silver, each with a red eagle. Helmet crowns and helmet-ornament: the standing lion of 1 and 4, between two flights, gold over silver. Helmet-blanket silver-red, [bezw]. gold-blue.
The currently existing von Albertini family of Graub?nden descends in two main branches down from the above mentioned vicar Johannes (Gian Gees) Albertini (1559-1636), through two of his sons: Johannes (Gian Gees) Albertini (before 1600-1648) and Ulrich (Duri Gees) Albertini (before 1610-1650).
Albertin (previously Albertini): City of Z?rich family, that immigrated there with those expelled from Locarno, Ticino canton, in 1555. They were given conditional municipal-citizenship in 1640; and by 1790 they had died out in Z?rich. Coat of arms: Divided of gold and blue; in the above field a [goldgekronter] (gold edged?) black eagle, in the under a golden recumbent (on its back) half-moon. (C. Meyer: Coat of arms book of 1674).
This database researched and compiled by Norman Lee Madsen, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 21 July 2015.
- Taken from "Historisch Biografisches Lexikon der Schweiz", and translated from German. Under the heading Albertin: surname that today is still known in the Graub?nden areas of Alvaneu and Gr?sch; while in Schmitten, St?rvis, and Mons it is mostly extinct.
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