Abbey of Baumburg
ABBEY OF SAINT MARGARETH IN BAUMBURG
Country : Germany
Denomination : Roman Catholic
Order : Augustinians
Established : 1107
Abolished : 1803
Official blazon
Origin/meaning
The original arms show a canting castle (burg) on a small hill and a tree rising between the towers. The arms are often used by the abbots in combination with the personal arms, wither under protection of St. Margareth, the patron saint of the abbey, or under the Eye of Providence of the bust of a bishop.
The image above shows the arms from the late 18th century, with a second shield with the symbols of the patron saint.
Arms of Abbots
Ulrich Ersinger (1414-1423)
Ulrich Seemann (1423-1436)
Caspar Ebenhauser (1436-1479)
Paulus Pelchinger (1479-1488)
Georg Dietrichinger (1488-1515)
Georg Herberger (1515-1525)
Wolfgang Viergold (1525-1531)
Gabriel Gessenberger (1531-1539, Administrator)
Wolfgang Griesstätter zu Haslach (1531-1539, Administrator)
Stephan Toblhaimer (1539-1578)
Lorenz Mayr (1579-1587)
Urban Stamler (1587-1622)
Johann Heinrich Tannel (1622-1637)
Johann Zehentner (1637-1648)
Bernhard Wider (1648-1658)
Patritius Mändl (1658-1688)
Michael Doegger (1688-1706)
Patritius Stöttner (1707-1737)
Maximilian Zindl (1737-1748)
Joachim Vischer (1748-1761)
Guarinus Steininger (1761-1778)
Albert Knoll (1786-1789)
Franz Krumb (1790-1801)
Franz Lindemann (1801-1803)
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