Eticho VON AMMERGAU

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Medieval Lands by Charles Cawley, Foundation for Medieval Genealogy ETICHO, son of [WELF [I] Graf im Linz- und Alpgau & his wife ---](-after 911, bur Ammergau). The primary source which confirms hisparentage has not yet been identified. The Historia Welforum names"Eticho…Iuditæ frater"[986] but this is chronologically impossible.Graf im Ammergau. m ---. The name of Eticho's wife is not known. Eticho & his wife had one child: 1. HEINRICH "mit dem goldenen Wagen/cum aureo curru" (-after934). The Historia Welforum names "Heinricum I" as son of"Eticho"[987]. The Genealogia Welforum names "filium Heinricum etfiliam Hiltigardam" as children of "Eticho", specifying that Hildegardmarried "Ludowicus Balbus imperator"[988] although the latter isclearly incorrect. This is repeated in the UrspergensiumChronicon[989]. According to legend, Heinrich was offered as a fiefby the emperor as much land as he could plough at noon-day. Using agolden plough drawn by a relay of saddle horses, he encircled a largearea while the emperor slept, hence his nickname[990]. He foundedKloster Altdorf in 935 at the foot of the family's main castle atAltdorf[991]. A codex of Kloster Weingarten records that"Henricus…pater…sancti Cunradi episcopi cum uxore sua Beata et filiissui Ethichone et Rudolfo" constructed Kloster Altorf, adding that"Beata cum filio suo Rudolfo" were buried there[992]. m ATA vonHohenwart, daughter of --- (-after 975). The Genealogia Welforumnames "Atham" as wife of "Heinricum", but does not give herorigin[993]. The Historia Welforum names "de Hohunwarthe in Baioaria,Beatem" as wife of "Heinricus"[994]. A member of a noble family inthe Weltheim area, she brought territory in Bavaria to herhusband[995]. A codex of Kloster Weingarten records that"Henricus…pater…sancti Cunradi episcopi cum uxore sua Beata et filiissui Ethichone et Rudolfo" constructed Kloster Altorf, adding that"Beata cum filio suo Rudolfo" were buried there[996]. Heinrich & hiswife had three children: a) ETICHO (- ----, bur Konstanz Cathedral). The HistoriaWelforum names (in order) "sanctum Counradum Constanciensem episcopum,Etichonem et Roudolfum" as the three sons of "Heinricus" & his wife,specifying that Eticho died without having married and was buried atKonstanz[997]. The Annalista Saxo names (in order) "tres fratresRodulfus, Eticho, qui et Welphus, et Conradus; qui tempore Heinriciregis, patris Ottonis Magni extiterunt"[998]. The Genealogia Welforumnames (in order) "sanctum Chunradum Constantinensem episcopum,Etichonem et Rudolfem" as children of "Heinricum" & his wife,specifying that Eticho died unmarried but left illegitimate childrenfrom whom descend "illi de Hezilescella, de Ustera, deRamphteswilaren"[999]. A codex of Kloster Weingarten records that"Henricus…pater…sancti Cunradi episcopi cum uxore sua Beata et filiissui Ethichone et Rudolfo" constructed Kloster Altorf, adding that"Beata cum filio suo Rudolfo" were buried there[1000]. Eticho had[---] illegitimate children by an unknown mistress: i) children . The Historia Welforum refers to the daughterof Eticho and "de ministerialibus suis filiam" from whom weredescended "de Heciliscella, de Ustera, de Raprehteswillare et eorumcognatio"[1001]. b) [St.] KONRAD (-26 Nov 975). The Historia Welforum names(in order) "sanctum Counradum Constanciensem episcopum, Etichonem etRoudolfum" as the three sons of "Heinricus" & his wife, specifyingthat Konrad owned "Alidorf, et Wolpoteswende, Berge, Fronehoven…etomnia ultra fluvium nostrum Scuzina" from the paternal patrimony,exchanging these properties with his brother Rudolf for "Ensilingen,Audilvingen…in Alsatia Colmir et infra Retiam Curiensem Amidis,Flumines, Lugeniz"[1002]. The Annalista Saxo names (in order) "tresfratres Rodulfus, Eticho, qui et Welphus, et Conradus; qui temporeHeinrici regis, patris Ottonis Magni extiterunt", specifying thatKonrad was Bishop of Konstanz[1003]. The Genealogia Welforum names(in order) "sanctum Chunradum Constantinensem episcopum, Etichonem etRudolfem" as children of "Heinricum" & his wife[1004]. Bishop ofKonstanz 934. A codex of Kloster Weingarten records that"Henricus…pater…sancti Cunradi episcopi cum uxore sua Beata et filiissui Ethichone et Rudolfo" constructed Kloster Altorf, adding that"Beata cum filio suo Rudolfo" were buried there[1005]. c) RUDOLF (- ----, bur Altdorf). The Historia Welforum names(in order) "sanctum Counradum Constanciensem episcopum, Etichonem etRoudolfum" as the three sons of "Heinricus" & his wife[1006]. TheAnnalista Saxo names (in order) "tres fratres Rodulfus, Eticho, qui etWelphus, et Conradus; qui tempore Heinrici regis, patris Ottonis Magniextiterunt"[1007]. The Genealogia Welforum names (in order) "sanctumChunradum Constantinensem episcopum, Etichonem et Rudolfem" aschildren of "Heinricum" & his wife[1008]. A codex of KlosterWeingarten records that "Henricus…pater…sancti Cunradi episcopi cumuxore sua Beata et filiis sui Ethichone et Rudolfo" constructedKloster Altorf, adding that "Beata cum filio suo Rudolfo" were buriedthere[1009]. m --- (bur Altdorf). The primary source which confirmsher marriage has not yet been identified. Rudolf & his wife had[two] children: i) [RUDOLF (-10 Mar ----, bur Altdorf).] ii) [1010]ETICHO (-988). Bishop of Augsburg.

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