Reynier (Schenck) Schenck van Toutenburg (abt.1190-)

Reynier Schenck van Toutenburg formerly Schenck aka Baron von Toutenburg, von Tautenburg

Born about 1190 in Halle, Saksen, Germany

Ancestors

Son of Wilhelm Schenck and [mother unknown]

[sibling(s) unknown]

Husband of Alyda Unknown — married about 1210 in Halle,Saksen,Germany

Descendants

Father of Theodorus (Schenck) Schenck van Toutenburg, Christianus Schenck and Albertus (Schenck) Schenck van Toutenburg

Died [date unknown] in Halle, Saksen, Germany

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The parents listed for this individual are speculative and may not be based on sound genealogical research. Sources to prove or disprove this ancestry are needed. Please contact the Profile Manager or leave information on the bulletin board. He is now connected to a lineage (men) he is most likely a descendant of, but for sure the man now set as his father can't be his father : There's a gap of about 150 years between them, so his real parents are still Unknown, but probably were somehow related to Wilhelm Schenck So research needs to be done to find the missing links that can connect them

Biography

Reynier Schenck, (12th?) Baron van Toutenburg. The split between Toutenburg and Nydeggen lines allegedly occurred with the two sons of Reynier, Theodorus and Christianus, respectively.

Baron Reynier Schenck von Toutenburg, born abt 1190, son of Wilhelm Schenck Married/Relationship Aleyda they had three sons:

Theodorus
Christianus , Christianus became cup-bearer to the Count of Jülich, who had a residence at the Nydeggen Castle, southeast of Aachen.
Albertus

He or others from his family probably came from the estate Toutenburg, a castle that was located on top of a rock. It was a barony, and it was located in Jena in Saxony. His ancestors (and maybe he as well ?) were called the Lords of Vargula, who had a castle in the present village Grosz Vargula, In 1178 a Rudolf , lord of Vargula, is mentioned in a Naumburg charter, holding the office of Schenck for the Duke and is called pincerna de varila. So in these and other families the title Schenck was a title of honor. Around 1400 the branch Schenck von Vargula extincts. Branches of this family now had the hereditary title of Schenck and carried it elsewhere. One of these branches about 1230 acquired the castle Toutenburg northeast of Jena, which meant that they called themselves Schenck von Toutenburg now.

Sources

Source: Neues allgemeines deutsches Adels-Lexicon geredigeerd door Ernst Heinrich Kneschke Schenck von Tautenburg

Source: Genealogical and memorial History of New Jersey Schenck ancestry

Source: The Ancestors and Descendants of Rulef Schenck a genealogy of the Onondaga County New York, Branch of the Schenck family by B. Robinson Schenck form records and notes compiled bv A. A. Schenck Detroit Michigan 1911 ancestors and descendants of Roelof Schenck

Source: Beiträge zur Geschichte des Herzogthums Jülich. ... v.1-2.Aschenbroisch, Johann Franz Martin. Rights: Public Domain, Google-digitized. Hertogdom Julich

Source:The Blyenbeck and Afferden branch of the family of Schenck van Nydeck. From the Family of Schenck van Nydeggen. Cologne, 1860. Schenck, A. D. (Alexander Du Bois), b. 1843. Rights:Public Domain, Google-digitized. Schenck van Nydeggen genealogy

Source: Geschichte der Familie Schenk von Nydeggen, insbesondere des Kriegsobristen Martin Schenk von Nydeggen. Mit geschichtlichen Nachrichten über Afferden, Blyenbeck, Hillenrath ... Nach archivalischen und andern authentischen Quellen bearbeitet. Published 1860 Commissions-Verlag: L. Schwann, 1860 Schenck von Nydeggen

Reynier (Schenck) Schenck van Toutenburg (abt. 1190)

Biography

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