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The noble Polish family Ramel.

The noble Polish family Ramel.

Ramel also Rahmel earlier Romele is the name of an old  Pomeranian  noble family . Today the family lives in the  baron class in  Sweden .           

The history of research does not provide a uniform picture of the origins of the family. Research has not yet been able to provide evidence of the previously frequently postulated descent from a  Brunswick family of the same name , which also flourished in  Mecklenburg between 1190 and 1378 . The assertion made that the Ramel came to Pomerania from the  Margraviate of Brandenburg cannot be supported either .        

In any case, the Ramel are counted among the oldest and later also among the castle-sitting and thus most respected families of Pomerania.

The Ramel and Gerborg, the widow of Herbert Romele zu Lassan, were first mentioned in a document in 1256 when she exchanged their village of  Banzin on  Usedom for the  Grobe monastery for the now-  disappeared village of Rauene near  Lassan .          

Both the presumed son Johannes von Ramel († after 1303) was  Lord of Lassan,  Alt Schlage and  Persanzig . The family came to  Western Pomerania with him . He was married to Miroslawa, the widow of  Casimir , castellan of  Kolberg from the house of the  Swantiborids , which underlines the high reputation of the early Ramel. Two daughters and four sons are known from the next generation, with the two sons Arndt († after 1336) and Egberdt († after 1313) continuing the  family line and becoming the founders of the two main lines Alt Schlage-  Wusterwitz and  Nemitz -  Weitenhagen . Both lines were subdivided several times in the period that followed.                 

The Wusterwitz line was also able to take over the office of  hereditary marshal in  the Cammin monastery . When they lost this office during the secularization, in 1657 they were given the office of  hereditary kitchen master of Western Pomerania by  Elector Friedrich Wilhelm , which they held until 1773. The last male member of the family in Pomerania was the District Administrator  Caspar Friedrich von Ramel (* 1727, † 1795).          

In 1584, the Danish  nobility naturalization for  Henrik Ramel from the Wusterwitz line, whose descendants, the brothers Ove and Hans Ramel, received the Swedish nobility naturalization in 1664. In 1770 the Ramel were raised to the status of Swedish  barons . Only this line has survived to the present day and has been based  at Övedskloster Castle since 1753 .         

In Pomerania: Alt Schlage, Balentin, Bansin, 

Bartlin

 , 

Breitenberg

 , 

Bulgrin

 , Dallenthin, 

Damerow

 , 

Döringshagen

 , 

Düsterbeck

 , Kartzenburg, 

Klaptow

 , 

Kösternitz

 , 

Kurtshof

 , 

Kusserow

 , Lassan, 

Lübchow

 , 

Lustebuhr

 , 

Klein Machmin

 , 

Massow

 , 

Nadebahr

 , 

Nemitz

 , 

Nesekow

 , 

Neustettin

 , Persanzig, Peterwitz, Proncek, 

Pumlow

 , 

Quatzow

 , 

Rabuhn

 , 

Ramitzow

 , Rattacek, Reckow, Reddichow, 

Reinfeld

 , 

Repplin

 , 

Retzin

 , 

Ritzerow

 , Rossentin, 

Röglin

 , 

Rowe

 , Schlawe, 

Schmarsow

 , 

Schönwalde

 , 

Silesen

 , 

Groß

 and 

Klein Soltikow

 , 

Steglin

 , Vieverow, 

Wartekow

 , 

Weitenhagen

 , 

Wintershagen

 , Wusterwitz, Zeroehne, 

Ziezenow

 and 

Zowen

In 

Prussia

 : Boiden in 

the Mohrungen district

 , Okronglak in 

the Strasburg district

 and 

Ramel

 in 

the Neustadt district

In Denmark: Nørre-Elkjær, furthermore the estates Gjessinggård, Jensgård, Katholm, Løvenborg and Turebyholm were owned by married Ramel daughters 

In Sweden, mainly in 

Skåne

 : Sirekøbing, Örtofta Castle, 

Fideikommiss 

Övedskloster Castle

 and Viderup Castle    

In 

Livonia

 : Kugen, 

Libbien

 , 

solvers

 , 

Meselau

 , 

Ramelshof

 and 

Rujen

The divided  coat of arms shows a hexagonal gold star in red above, and below it is interwoven with blue and silver. On the  helmet with blue, red and gold  covers, nine tendrils each of three (blue, red, gold) intertwined.  Kneschke goes into detail on deviations in  tinging and the  gem with reference to  Meding and  Bagmihl .                 

Heinrich von Ramel

 († 1610), Danish diplomat, chancellor and court master 

Heinrich von Ramel

 (1601–1653), head of the 

knight academy

 in 

Sorø

Caspar Friedrich von Ramel

 (1727–1795), Prussian district administrator 

Malte Ramel

 (1747–1824), 1797–1824 member of the 

Swedish Academy

Fredrik Ramel

 (1872–1947), 1930–1932 non-party foreign minister of Sweden 

Povel Ramel

 (1922–2007), Swedish musician, singer and comedian 

Julius Theodor Bagmihl

 : 

Pommersches Wappenbuch

 . Volume 2, Stettin 1846, 

pp. 160-163

Danmarks Nobility Aarbog (DAA). 1925, p. 495 ff. 

Gustaf Elgenstierna

 : The introducerade svenska adelns ättartavlor med tillägg och rättelser. Volume 6. Stockholm 1931 

Genealogisches Handbuch des Adels

 , Adelslexikon Volume XI, page 160, Volume 122 of the complete series. CA Starke Verlag, Limburg (Lahn) 2000  

Gothaisches Genealogisches Taschenbuch der Uradelige houses

 . Justus Perthes, AA, Gotha 1915, pp. 613-622

Ernst Heinrich Kneschke

 : 

New general German nobility lexicon

 . Volume 7. Leipzig 1867, 

pp. 331-332

Richard Mask: Family history from the Belgard colonization nobility. In: From the country of Belgard. Monthly sheets of the Pomeranian newspaper for Belgard, Schivelbein, Bad Polzin, Belgard, 1.1921 / 22 - 18.1939   

Ernst Hubert von Michaelis: Parish Wusterwitz district Schlawe in Pomerania. Ed. Home district committee Schlawe, Volume 19 of the writings of 

J. G. Herderbibliothek Siegerland e. 

V.

 , Siegen 1988, pp. 25-38   

Leopold von Zedlitz-Neukirch

 : 

New Prussian Nobility Lexicon

 . Volume 4. Leipzig 1837, 

p. 84

Pomeranian Document Book

 2, p. 37 

↑

 Ramel . In: 

Carl Frederik Bricka

 (Ed.): 

Dansk biografisk Lexikon. 

Tillige omfattende Norge for Tidsrummet 1537–1814. 

1st edition. Volume 13: Pelli – Reravius. Gyldendalske Boghandels Forlag, Copenhagen 1899, pp. 373-377 (Danish, 

runeberg.org

 ).            

^ 

Leopold von Ledebur

 : 

Adelslexikon der Prussischen Monarchy

 . Volume 2, Berlin 1856, 

pp. 253-254

 ; Volume 3, 1858 

p. 328

^ 

Heinrich von Hagemeister

 : Materials for a history of the country estates of Livonia. Riga 1836/1837, 

p. 186

 , 

p. 233

↑ 

Adelslexikon

 Volume XI, 2000, SS 160  

↑ 

Ernst Heinrich Kneschke

 : The coats of arms of the German baronial and noble families. Volume 3, Leipzig 1856, 

pp. 373-376

Ramel coat of arms (vol. 8 p. 90)

Ramel's coat of arms . It should be a red wall with three pinnacles, above it a silver star in a golden field, on the helmet and crown: four peacock feathers or other black and white checkered ones. The Ramel family in Pomorskie is proud of this coat of arms. One of them was Henryk Ramel, King Dulski's Chancellor. Otto Ramel with Jan Fryderyk, the Pomeranian Duke, chancellor for 18 years and in 1610 the course of his mortal life ended. Jerzy Protonotarius the Pomeranian Prince 1482. In the Brunświcki Duchy of Ramel, a nobleman tied his horse to a branch under the mountain on a tree, which, when he hit the ground once or twice with his hoof, dug a lead line over it A lead mountain was then dug out of which lead is very strong: as a souvenir. this mountain is called Ramel. 319. de family. Prussia. N. stood behind Weiher, the mother of Colonel Ernst.           

Hondorf, coat of arms of Nabram (vol. 4 p. 367-374)