A popular name used by the Count was Weldon (or Welldone, Weldown, or other variations). You can see a copy of a letter below where he has signed with "C de Welldone". I was wondering: Who are the Weldons?
National Library of the Netherlands, 1747. Pages 1527 "Weldern/Weldon".
Welden, one of the oldest and most famous noble and Freyherrliche families in Swabia, which the Erb-Mundschencken office in the Stiffe Augspurg has. It already has 980 has decreased afterwards, in 1590, when Bergen was under siege from Op-Zoom. It is a found air in this place, so that very old people who have traveled hundreds of years can be found there. White cabbage presentation of the XVII Dutch provinces, p. 62. Welden, one of the oldest and most famous noble and Freyherrliche families in Swabia, which the Erb-Mundschencken office in the Stiffe Augspurg has. It already has 980 has decreased afterwards, in 1590, when Bergen was under siege from Op-Zoom. It is a found air in this place, so that very old people who have traveled hundreds of years can be found there. White cabbage presentation of the XVII Dutch provinces, p. 62. Welden, one of the oldest and most famous noble and Freyherrliche families in Swabia, which the Erb-Mundschencken office in the Stiffe Augspurg has. It already has 980 which the Erb-Mundschencken office has in the Stiffe Augspurg. It already has 980 which the Erb-Mundschencken office has in the Stiffe Augspurg. It already has 980 led the nobility, stand, and the former Iurniere. George von Welden was best known for the same reason. He flourished around 980th and, due to his bravery, was highly respected among the Swabian knights, also lived in 996 tournaments in Braunschweig, where he administered the office of an arms censor. His wife's name was Elisa Beth von Ellerbach. After him Andreas von Welden excelled himself, and in 1109 was with the extremely handsome and extraordinarily numerous tournament in Zurich, which the Duke Gvelpho had started. He left two sons, of whom the younger Wolfgang von Walden attended the Worms tournament in 1165; the older one, however, took Wernher von Welden, around 1206, and with his wife, Annen von Schönech,
1) a son of the same name, namely Wernher, who was born in 1240 in the Stiffte St. Ulrich and Afrä zu Augspurg and
2) Wolfgangs, who attended the tournament in Würzburg in 1235 and had a son, Ulrich Igeheiß fen, and who flourished in 1280. This was borne by his wife, Annen von Rottenburg and Kaltern.
2) Ernfi, who appeared at the Regenspurg tournament in 1294, and with his wife, whose names are unknown, has achieved a single son who reproduces the sex, and at 13.20 floriret. This was called Ulrich III, whose son Ulrich IV still lived in 1381, This was borne by his wife, Annen von Rottenburg and Kaltern.
2) Ernfi, who appeared at the Regenspurg tournament in 1294, and with his wife, whose names are unknown, has achieved a single son who reproduces the sex, and at 13.20 floriret. This was called Ulrich III, whose son Ulrich IV still lived in 1381, This was borne by his wife, Annen von Rottenburg and Kaltern.
2) Ernfi, who appeared at the Regenspurg tournament in 1294, and with his wife, whose names are unknown, has achieved a single son who reproduces the sex, and at 13.20 floriret. This was called Ulrich III, whose son Ulrich IV still lived in 1381, and with his wife, who by name unknown, but some are named Elisabeth, have a son who heals Ulrich V. Deffen's wife Walpurge von Halsdenberg, the Albrecht von Haldenberg, who was the last of this generation to have been a daughter or sister, brought him Pachern and Obernforff in Mämmendorff c. to, also made him the father of
5), N. von Welden, both of whom died without heirs; Ulrich VI, however, who left 14.15 on death, had four sons with his wife, Verena von Stain, as
4) Christophen or Chrifianen, divorced from this world in 1415. Thought Ernst in 1469, and the children he achieved with his fine wife, Dorotheen Speetin von Zwifaltin, were: a) Johann, who died in single marriage in 1516 and a knight of the Teutonic Order; b) Albrecht, died in 1520, and was married by his wife, Annalien von Kaltenthal, 2 daughters, of whom the older, Barbare, Melchiors von Stain, and the younger, Nahmens Dorothee, Johann Walthers von Laubenberg; c) The trich died in childhood; d) Dorothee, entered the clergy; e) Sigismund, Annalien von Kaltenthal, 2 daughters, of whom the older, barbarian, Melchiors von Stain, and the younger, Nahmens Dorothee, Johann Walthers von Laubenberg have been consort; c) The trich died in childhood; d) Dorothee, entered the clergy; e) Sigismund, Annalien von Kaltenthal, 2 daughters, of whom the older, barbarian, Melchiors von Stain, and the younger, Nahmens Dorothee, Johann Walthers von Laubenberg have been consort; c) The trich died in childhood; d) Dorothee, entered the clergy; e) Sigismund, - Governor von Neuhausen, and afterwards to Lucien von Governor of Dillingen, died in 1517, from a fine wife, Dorotheen von Pienzenaw, from Fer Johannen, who died unmarried, leaving behind two daughters, among whom Anne was married to Wilhelm von Knöringen, but Dorothee, who died in 1561, to Walther von Hirnheim ; f) Anne von Welden, a wife first of all Morizen von Waldkirch, and afterwards Wolfgang von Freyberg; g) Conrad, died in single condition; h) Serious, who reproduced the sex, and after that; i) Bartholomäs, Capitularherr zu Augspurg, color 15 14; k) Dietrich, Knight of the Teutonic Order and Commenthur in Heilbronn; l) Margarethe, became a Miss Stiffts; m) Vero, nod; n) Clare, first married to Friedri Stockheim; o) rofine; and p) Anne. Ernst, previously thought, died in 1517 after the following children were born to him from Anastasia of Ahelfingen, who died in 1531: 1) Michael, from whom after; 2) Christoph died in childhood; 3) MTandalene, colorless; 4) Johann died unmarried and still quite young; 5) Anne, who was married to Joe hann Casparn von Freyberg; 6) Veronicke, who was married to Wilhelm von Neuhausen in 1529; 7) Christoph; 8) Barbarian, died in childhood; 9) MTargarethe; 10) Carl, who died in 1567, and had raisins from Wildenstein as his wife, with whom he fathered Sigismunden from and to pastures. In marriage to Even von Stein, a daughter of Marquard n Land Trost, Johann Ernsten von Welden, this Sigismund achieved “Herr zu Bresheim, who died in 1581, Michael von Welden, who died in 1578, had 15 children with his wife, Annen von Westerstetten: 1) a daughter; 2) another daughter; 3) another daughter who dreye died in childhood; 4) Conrad, who died in 1586 Hochhaltingen, the bishop of Augspurg's heir, Mundschenck, was by his wife Eor, dula von Hirnheim, a father a) Johann wili, chaels, who deplored the world in his childhood; b) Carl Philipps, of whom subsequently under the letter A; c) Johann Conrads, who died in a single position; d) Annema. tiens who left unmarried with death; e) Ernst Ludwigs, of which subsequently under the letter B; f) Johann Dietrichs, of whom subsequently under the letter C; and g) Anne Catharinens, Freyherrin von Welden. "
A. The aforementioned Carl Philipp, Frey, lord of Welden, was ore «Ducal, and Ducal-Neuburgischer Rath und Cämmerer, He achieved merfall in marriage with Anne Marien von Rö; 1) Heinrich Conraden, who had become a capitular at Augspurg and Ellwangen; 2) Johann Jacoben, of whom immediately; 3) Ernf Conraden, who died unmarried; 4) Tarie Elisabeth Claudien, Balthasar Ferdinands, Freyherrns von Hornstein, wife; 5) Marie Catharinen; and 6) Franz Philippen. Now reported Johann Jacob, Frenherr von Welden, Kaysers Ferdinands Ill Erb-Truchseßzeugte with Anne Marien von Furtenbach the following children: a) Franz Carln, b) Franz Philippen, c) Anne Catharinen, d) Johann Carin, e) Marie Francisken, f) Johann Balthasarn, g) Friedrich Conz fantinen, h) Johannsen, i) Heinrich Wunibaden, k) Johann Dietrichen, l) Johann Zachariafen,
B. Ernst Ludwig, baron of Welden, the previous Carl Philipps brother, married Jacoben Elisabethen, baroness of Schel, lenberg and Kißleck. From such marriage found:
1) Tarie Franziske, a wife of Johann Heinrichs from and in Knöringen;
2) Marie Cordula;
3) Marie Johanne, both of whom died young;
4) Hieronymus Franz, Freyherr von Welden, who from his wife lin Anne Johannen von Elz, after a daughter, with the name Marie Elisabeth; (we had Marien von Hirnheim as his wife;
5) Johann Dietrich, who divorced this world in his youth;
6) Susanne, who was married to Hugo Eckingern von Rechberg;
7) Carl von Welden, Freyherr in Laubheim and Hochhaltingen, of which a number later.
8) Johann Reinhard, who was capitular at Augspurg and Eichstett;
9) Marie Marie, who was married to Wolffen von Breitenlandenberg in 1569;
10) Carl, so faded in his childhood;
11) and 12) two daughters, who at their tender age confuse the temporal with the eternal;
13) Michael, so too but can not say whether this Hieronymus Franz, or a younger similar surname who is 1706 as Bishop of Aichstadt Ober-Hof-Marshal, and caretaker of the office Naffenfels florire) 5) Johann Nicolas, baron of reports, who with Johanne Fran. cisken, baron of Stain, was married and left behind a daughter, Nahmens Marien, from her; and 6) Johann Johannes, C. Johann Dietrich, baron of Welden, Hochhaltingen, Laublin, c. a brother of the former Ernst Ludwigs, held his companion with Anne Marien, Freyherr von Schellenberg, who was due to him: 1) Marie Elisabethen, one died in his childhood;
14) My wife Gallens von Ulm, Freyherrens von Michael, who died in 1578 and fathered Magdalene von Rechberg, a daughter, Nahmens Anne Regime, who was married to Wolfgang Simonen von Römersthal; and
15) N. Only reported Carl von Welden, baron in Laubheim, and Univerft Lexiki LIV Theil. Erbach; 2) Heinrich Ludwigen, who married Anne Sabinen von Holz; 3) Johann Krantzen; 4) Marie Catharinen; 5) Marie Cordulen; and 6) Johann Johannsen, who died in a single position. Mang, Marschall zu Pappenheim, one of Wels Didd did 2nd - the 1374 who had for the wife. Michael and Carl, Bischöffiche Räthe, have got on 159 because of the Erolzheim estate. J9 was Ludwig Joseph, baron of the world, was cathedral dean in 1745, senior and jubilee at Aichstädt, and in 1729 Johann Alexander, baron of Welden, was known as RitterRath and committee of the Swabian Empire. Bucelin German. Sac & profana. Döderleins Histor. News from the Marshals of Calatin, p. 17. Mayor of the Swabian Empire Adel P. 281. Gaubens Adels-Lexicon. Schumann's annual genealogist. Handbook of the year 1745. Th. P. 182. d ent a hamlet, see WeltenOt ", VOelder, (Jacob) became dean in 1445 at the Church of Colligiat to BM Virginis ad gradus zu Mayntz, and died in 1465. See the Artis ekel: Mayntz, in XX Bande, p. 2380 ,
MOelder, (Johann) became a scholaster in 1368, and rehearsed in 1382 at the St. Stephen's Church in Mayntz, see the article: Mayng, in the XX
Gang, p. 2369 & 2371.
Welderen, a little town and office, in Westphalian circles in the Grafschaffe, took Storm's topological instruction as a geographer. p. 3o1.
Voelderen, gender, see Weldern
Weldern, Welderen, an Adeliches, and now mehro raised in the count status in the Netherlands, and that in the Duchy of Geldern, from which Jahn von Weldern around 1672 emerged as Dutch general lieutenant. Another of this sex slept his life in this very place in 1709 on November 2, after he had been fatally damaged by a horse trap on the head. This is probably the one general major of Welderen, who in 1704 in an action with the Spaniards and French at Castel Branco. Bernhard, Count of Weldern, Lord of Ubbergen, was a member of the Province of Geldern in 1745: just as Stephan Adrian, Count of Weldern, Countess of the Nederick's Waltz, was in the State Council for money in such years. At the beginning of 1734, the latter went away secretly without proof of his family, after having consumed most of the precious things in money and bills; he turned to the Catholic Lands, namely to Liège, where he publicly professed the Roman Catholic religion. Although various people assured him that he had done it out of a conscience, others did not want to admit it so badly, but rather wanted to know that he was doing it for debt; and others, that he fell in love with a shrewd Catholic woman who, despite having married, was willing to take it.
In 1736, Count Stephan von Randwick, Droffard von Breda, had his sister's marriage. Gauhen's nobility lexicon. Abels German and Saxon Antiquities III Th. P. 74. 2. udovici in the setting of general world history of the 18th century ll Th. P 426. Genealogische Archivarius des Zahrs 1734 p. 656 u. 737, and the year t 736 p. 391. Introduction to today's Zforie from the newspapers St KXII p. 1947 European State Secretarius XII Th. P. 1000 uf Schumann's annual genealogy manual of the year 1745 l Th. P. 140 u.
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YOeldershnsen, a noble family,
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received certain goods from Corveyischer Lehr-Cammer and still own them. "Faickens
Histor. Corbeienf. Diplom. Lib. III. Sec. IV.
Cap. 70.
YOeldewitz, gender, see Wildewitz,
Weldgin, Dorf, see Zum Walde.
Weldig, (Friedrich) Chur-Hannöverscher Obrister, became the 24th July 1740 Brigadier, Genealogisch - Historische Nachrichten Band, p. 750th
Weldon, an English captain around the year 1688, in which year he landed at Alchin to sell all his slaves, which he brought from the fortress of St. George; from which he went to Malacca, as such in more detail in Dampier's trips around the world, 1 Th. p. 915, and II Th. P. May 4, 119,163,205. u. According to 223 can be read Weldon, (Anton) a native of Canterbury. He is said to be the manufacturer of the book, which is the title: Aala Jacobi, or The Court and Character of King James, Londen 1650. Wood in historia episcopor. Oxoniae annexa
WOeldon, (John), when Miege published his United Kingdom, was a suborganist in the Royal English Court Chapel at St. Jaes, mes-Westmünster, and received £ 100 and £ 40 for the first part of C. 33 P. 107I , Weldon, (Robert) an English school man, flourished around the middle of the last century and wrote de origine domini. Wood Athens. Oxon. Weldtschütz, (Johann) was an instrumental musician in Kaysers Ferdi nands of the Third Court Chapel around 1655. At Bucelinum Weleka, city, see Welka. Welen, a Bamberg village, half an hour from Goßmannstein's office, Hönns Lexicon. Topographer. des Fränckischer Kreis, p. 62 b.Welenao, is the old name of the Royal Danish town Wedel, of which in the Lill Bande, p. 1792 u. ff. have been traded.
Alright, so it's safe to say that the Weldon name was pretty popular. It was probably easy to hide within the folds of a family name with such longstanding in the region.
Major Fraser, in the book, comes in during Chapter V on page 130. It states that Major Fraser, a mysterious man with unknown ancestry, often went to Estaminet du Divan for an hour or two just to read the papers. The papers in question were the varying rags of the day including Sue's and Dumas' newspapers. He is noted as being a favorite regular (though he never dined), he spoke English but locals were sure he wasn't English (as his name may suggest), and he was the best dressed man there (but not like Sue).
