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'''Joseph, Prince von Ettingen und Steinbach''' (1906-1982) was a Braslander nobleman. He was the son of [[Otto von Ettingen und Steinbach|Prince Otto von Ettingen und Steinbach]]. | '''Joseph, Prince von Ettingen und Steinbach''' (1906-1982) was a Braslander nobleman. He was the son of [[Otto von Ettingen und Steinbach|Prince Otto von Ettingen und Steinbach]]. | ||
| − | In 1932 he married [[ | + | In 1932 he married Princess Isabella von Isenborn, granddaughter of [[Karl von Isenborn|Prince Karl von Isenborn]]. They had eight children: [[Georg von Urbach|Maria Theresia]] (born 1934), [[Wenzel von Tamringen|Leonille]] (born 1936), Ludmilla (born 1936), Rosa (born 1938), [[Otto II von Ettingen und Steinbach|Otto]] (born 1940), [[Ludwig von Birkenstein|Marie]] (born 1941), [[Stanislaus von Ettingen und Steinbach|Stanislaus]] (born 1945) and [[Felix von Henslen|Livia]] (born 1948). |
Joseph was a keen hunter and a supporter of many institutions that devoted to this activity. He was somewhat eccentric, but very much loved by the people of the Steinbach valley due to his generous contributions to numerous social initiatives in the area. | Joseph was a keen hunter and a supporter of many institutions that devoted to this activity. He was somewhat eccentric, but very much loved by the people of the Steinbach valley due to his generous contributions to numerous social initiatives in the area. | ||
Latest revision as of 15:39, 26 March 2020
Joseph, Prince von Ettingen und Steinbach (1906-1982) was a Braslander nobleman. He was the son of Prince Otto von Ettingen und Steinbach.
In 1932 he married Princess Isabella von Isenborn, granddaughter of Prince Karl von Isenborn. They had eight children: Maria Theresia (born 1934), Leonille (born 1936), Ludmilla (born 1936), Rosa (born 1938), Otto (born 1940), Marie (born 1941), Stanislaus (born 1945) and Livia (born 1948).
Joseph was a keen hunter and a supporter of many institutions that devoted to this activity. He was somewhat eccentric, but very much loved by the people of the Steinbach valley due to his generous contributions to numerous social initiatives in the area.
He died in 1982.
