Anselm Maria Fugger von Babenhausen

Anselm Maria Fürst Fugger von Babenhausen (1 July 1766 - 20 November 1821, Babenhausen) was a German nobleman of the Fugger family. He was the first reigning Count (and later Imperial Prince) of the Principality of Babenhausen, in what is now the Landkreis Unterallgäu.

Life

Early life

Anselm Maria Fugger was the eldest son of count Anselm Viktorian Fugger and his wife Maria Walburga, born countess of Waldburg-Wolfegg-Wolfegg. This made Anselm a direct male-line descendent of Anton Fugger's son Jakob (1542–1598).

Family tree

Fugger family tree

Founder

Hans
Advenit 1367
†1408

2nd generation

Andreas
vom Reh
(1394–1457)

Jakob d.Ä.
von der Lilie
(1398–1469)

3rd generation

Lukas
(1439–1499)

Hans
(* 1443)

Ulrich d.Ä.
(1441–1510)

Georg
(1453–1506)

Jakob d.R.
(1459–1525)

4th generation

Gastel
(1475–1539)

Ulrich d.J.
(1490–1525)

Raymund
(1489–1535)

Anton
(1493–1560)

5th generation

Wolfgang
(1519/20–1568)

Hans Jakob
(1516–1575)

Georg
(1518–1569)

Ulrich
(1526–1584)

Markus
(1529–1597)

Hans
(1531–1598)

Jakob
(1542–1598)

6th generation

Johann Christoph
(† 1612)

Sigmund
(† 1600)

Philipp Eduard
(1546–1618)

Octavian Secundus
(1549–1600)

Christoph
(1566–1615)

7th generation

Hans Ernst
(1590–1639)

Otto Heinrich
(1592–1644)

8th generation

Christoph Rudolph
(1615–1673)

Paul
(1637–1701)

Later generations

Henryk Maria Fukier
(1886-1959)

Carl Ernst
(1859–1940)

Anselm Maria
(1766–1821)

Still existing branches
of the Fugger family

Fugger von Kirchberg und zu Weißenhorn

Fugger von Glött

Fugger-Babenhausen

Notes

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