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Patrick Graf Douglas of Reischach
deceased
Graf Douglas born Berlijn-Tempelhof 9-2-1938, died Wenen
27-11-2010
Schlossherr von Schlatt unter Krähen died 72 years
Hegau (swb). Patrick Graf Douglas of Reischach is dead. The
72-year-old owner of Schloss Schlatt died on 27 November 2010 in Vienna,
the funeral is on Wednesday 15 December at Schloss Langenstein in
Orsingen-Nenzingen. The nobleman had been the managing director of
Wiesenthal GmbH in Vienna. This Mercedes-Benz sales subsidiary is also a
member of the Südstern-Bölle car dealership.
Born on February 9,
1938, he was adopted by Freiherr Eitel-Egg von Reischach in 1955, and
after his death in 1957 he inherited the Hohenkrähen castle, Schloss
Schlatt under crows, and further possession in Schlatt and Duchtlingen,
Dr. Franz Götz The nobility. The original inheritance of Reischach's
estate had been the son of Eitel-Eggs, Freiherr Wolfhart von Reischach,
but he died in 1945 in a Russian prison of war.
Count Patrick
Douglas-Reichenbach, a cousin of the lord of the castle of Langenstein,
Count Axel Douglas, completed his apprenticeship as a graduate merchant
and earned a "profitable professional position in order to be able to
finance the upcoming construction measures at Schloss Schlatt and the
redevelopment of the castle park" Franz Götz in the singing yearbook
2008. »The professional position of Graf Patrick Douglas-Reischach as
Managing Director of the Mercedes-Benz sales company Wiesenthal GmbH in
Vienna enabled him to create and set up his second residence in the
Hegau as he imagined it Has".
Vienna remained after the
retirement the main dwelling place of the noble, his wife Countess Helga
and his four children. From the first marriage the Count had the
daughter Christina(1) born in 1973 and the son Robin, born in 1978. The
second marriage was the birth of the twins Benedict and Christopher, who
were born in 1985. As a residence for the twins and his second wife, the
Count acquired the Nellenburg high above Stockach a few years ago. The
popular guest house, which is located there, has to be closed because of
these plans.
Franz Götz mentions another construction: "In
several well - thought - out, costly construction measures, which have
been going on for many years, the castle in Schlatt was completely
redesigned inside and outside between 1966 and 1991 Possible to come ".
He married Jagsthausen 30-9-1967 (divorced 2003) Alexandra Margarete Helene of Berlichingen,
born Ludwigslust,
25.01.1941, daughter of Wolf-Götz, Freiherr von Berlichingen, born
31/08/1906 and Olga, Baroness von Stackelberg, born 8/08/1908
Notes:
1. Grafin Christina
Desirée Douglas was born 10th July 1973 in Vienna, Austria. She married
Prince Carl-Christian Erbprinz zu Solms-Hohensolms-Lich. They have three
children.
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