Notes:

Heinrich Holzschuher H004 – in Nuremberg
Father: Holz-19/a Leupold Holzschuher H003

(* about ?1190), † 1258

1228 Heinrich Holzschuh in Nuremberg.

∞ with Anna von Mayenthal H125

(* about ?1200)

her father: Heinrich v.Mayenthal H126, (* about ?1165)
See Wood-19/Ma

Children:
1. Arnold Holzschuher H005, (* about ?1215), † 1269
documented in 1259. 1263 lay judges.

2. Heinrich, (* around ?1215) - lay judge in Nuremberg, see Holz-21/a

3. Seifried Holzschuher H007, (* about ?1225), † 1275
1273 Senator in Nuremberg. Buried in Ebrach.

Regesture:
• Heinrich Holzschuh, 1228 witness in Nuremberg.
[Internet: Nuremberg Yearbooks Vol.1-2 p.9]

• Heinrich Holzschuher, adult 1228, is the oldest Holzschuher certificate. He is presumably the father of Heinrich H., mentioned in 1242/79.
[G.Wunder, Pfinzing die Alten. MVGN 49 (1959) p.61]
[see. Scharr: Citizens of Nuremberg in the 13th century, Gen.Jb.Bd.3 1963]

• Heinrich Holzschuher "civis Norimbergensis" documented in 1228, 1242, 1246, 1258, lay judge and court assessor in Nuremberg, † 1258.

• ∞ with Anna von Mayenthal, daughter of a knight (no further information).
[B.Aign: AL Zinn, Gen. Jahrbuch Bd.45/46 2008] Here page 81 erroneously † 1298 instead of correct 1258.

• Heinrich Holtzschuher received a house with a pond in the village of Hausen in fief from Bishop Berthold zu Bamberg in 1253; was 1263 lay judges at the Schultheissen court. Wife Anna v.Mayenthal, daughter of Mr. Heinrichs v.Mayenthal. [Biedermann Plate 166]

→ Are the dates partially confused with the son of the same name?

→ The other ancestor generations that are not documented, according to Biedermann.

→ Biedermann states another son: Herdegen, 1307 caretaker of the sick women's pen near St. Johannis. - At best, he could be a grandson. (HDL)

Comments on Arnold Holzschuher:
• November 6, 1259: Arnold v.Wendelsteyn and Arnold Holzschuher lease the office of the Fürth provost from the Bamberg cathedral chapter. "Fidejussores" of the canons are among others: Ulricus de Novo Foro, H.Holtzschuhorius.
[Hirschmann, Muffle, MVGN 41 p.264]
[W.Schultheiss: money and financial transactions... p.63]
[S.Federhofer: Formation of power Neumarkt, 1999, p.49]

• Arnold Holtzschuher (son of Leopold) was 1263 lay judge at the Nuremberg mayoral court, † 1269 [Biedermann Tafel 166]

• 1263 under the Nuremberg judges: Cunrad Forchtlin, Heinrich called Holtschuch, Arnold Holtschuher, and others.
[Nuremberg Yearbooks Vol.1-2 p.35]

• Arnold Holzschuher, probably Heinrich's son, adult 1259-(1272)
[Scharr: Citizens of Nuremberg in the 13th century, Gen.Jb.Bd.3 1963]

→ Arnold also sees Wunder as Heinrich's son.

Comments on Seifried Holzschuher:
• 1275: According to the Todtenschild, who used to be in St.Sebald and then in the Preacher Church, Sifrid Holzschuher dies in this year.
[Nuremberg Yearbooks Vol.1-2 p.52]

• Seitz or Seifried Holtzschuher, 1273 Senator Nuremberg, † 1275, buried Ebrach, grave monument there.

• Sons: Herdegen, Leupold, Friederich.
[Biedermann Plate 167]

→ According to Wunder, the sons mentioned (his brother) must be attributed to Heinrich H.

Family/Spouse: von Mayenthal, Anna. Anna (daughter of von Mayenthal, Heinrich) was born about 1200 in Nürnberg, Nürnberg, Bayern, Germany; died in DECEASED in Nürnberg, Nürnberg, Bayern, Germany. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Holzschuher, Heinrich was born about 1215 in Nürnberg, Nürnberg, Bayern, Germany; died in 1278 in Nürnberg, Nürnberg, Bayern, Germany.

Notes:

Leupold Holzschuher H003 – in Nuremberg
Father: Holz-18/a Lorentz clogs H002

(* around ?1160), † 1231 in Nuremberg, buried in the Sebalduskirche In Nuremberg.

Son:
1. Heinrich, (* about ?1190) - in Nuremberg, see Holz-20/a

Regesture:
• Sons: Arnold, Heinrich, and Hans, † 1267 Nuremberg, buried Sr. Sebald, not inherited; and Berthold, 1261 imperial doorkeeper, ∞ Elß woman of God.
[Biedermann Plate 166]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Life Event: Nürnberg, Nürnberg, Bayern, Germany; Councilman

Notes:

Lorentz Holzschuher H002 – councilman in Nuremberg
Father: Holz-17/a Lorentz clogs H001

(* about ?1125), † 1201 in Nuremberg

councilor in Nuremberg.

Son:
1. Leupold, (* about ?1160) - in Nuremberg, see Holz-19/a

Regesture:
• another son: Herdegen, † 1235, limited St.Sebald.
[Biedermann; but no year of death given there]

→ The tradition that he was one of the 12 tournament prefects is an invention.

Notes:

Lorentz clogs H001 - in Nuremberg
parents unknown

(* around ?1090), † 1130 in Nuremberg, buried in the Sebalduskirche

Son:
1. Lorentz, (* about ?1125) - councilman in Nuremberg, see Holz-18/a

Regesture:
• Lived at the time when Emperor Heinrich destroyed Nuremberg in 1106. Stayed at the castle and at the Reichs-Bailiwick. †1130, limited St.Sebald.

• Sons: Lorentz and Hans, allegedly at the (fictional) tournament in 1197.
[Biedermann Plate 166]

→ Holzschuher Chronicle by M. Io. Chr. Gatterer (1755).