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Eppan an der Weinstraße Wehrburg,
Tisens Castle Weineck,
Bolzano Castle Welsperg,
Welsberg Castle Wolfsthurn,
Mareit Castle Wolkenstein, Sëlva Zenoburg...
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Christoph married Baroness Catherine von
Welsperg and Primör (died
after 1608), a
daughter of
Baron Christoph of
Welsperg und Primör (1528-1580) and his wife...
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Martino di
Castrozza and Val
Canali (Villa
Welsperg), and over
twenty mountain huts and
mountain shelters,
linked by a network...
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marriage to
Katharina (d.
after 1608), the
daughter of
Baron Christoph of
Welsperg.
After his father's
early death, he was
raised by his
uncles Eitel Friedrich...
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marriage to
Katharina (d.
after 1608),
daughter of Christoph,
Baron of
Welsperg.
Johann Christoph was
still a
minor when he
inherited the County, and his...
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Wolfsthal (von) Wédler
Weikersheim Welczeck (Welser von)
Welsersheimb Welsperg Wenckheim Wengersky Wickenburg Widmann-Sedlnitzky (von)
Wilczek (von) Wimpffen...
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benefited from trade.
Noblemen from
Castelnuovo and
Caldonazzo and the
Welsperg family used to
govern the town and its surroundings. In 1862 a huge fire...
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Freydal in a “joust of war with
flying and
exploding shields” (Geschifttartschen-Rennen) with
Sigmund von
Welsperg (Freydal ms. fol. 29, KMW)...
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colonel and
governor of the
County of Tyrol; and his wife
Dorothea von
Welsperg (1559-1615). At the age of
eleven Lodron went to
Trento to
study theology...
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Wazler († 1572):
Adalberta (1560–1611); ∞ 1582
Freiherr Christoph von
Welsperg († 1634)
Alexius (1562–1623), Herr von Adelshofen; ∞ 1593
Maria von Gumppenberg...
