St. Jakobus Irmelshausen Church

Besides the five-sided castle Irmelshausen, the late Gothic church, with its numerous and beautiful Bibra gravestones from the 16th and 17th centuries, is worth visiting. Among the graves at the church is that of Hans von Bibra (1547 1581) who is the common ancestor of all living Bibras.

Die Kunstdenmäler Des Königreichs Bayern, Unter-Franken XIII. Bez.-Amt Königshofen 1915

Double epitaph for Hans von Bibra (1631-1695) and his wife Maria Dorothea von Erffa (unknown -1690)

Left- Hans Georg von Bibra (1590-1599) , Right – Sophie Dorothea von Bibra (1688)

Hans Georg von Bibra (1590-1599)

Epitaph for Bernhard von Bibra and Sibylle von Witzleben in St. Jakobus

Bernhard von Bibra (about 1562 † 1609) and Sibylle, geb. von Witzleben (1561 or 62 † 1625)

Hans Caspar Sen. (1586–1641), Hanns Bernhard (1593–1619), Johann (Hans) Wilhelm (1597–1619), Hans Erhard (vor 1609–1632), Hans Christoph (1602–1636)

Anna Barbara (1587–1617), Johanna Margaretha (1588–1642), Sabina Katharina (?–1640), Maria Sibylla (1598–?), Eva Amalie (1599–1646), Regina (1603–?)

Lithography of epitaph for Bernhard von Bibra and Sibylle von Witzleben in St. Jakobus

Bernhard von Bibra grave, photo and print from Family History

Georg von Bibra (1494-1549)

Ancestor to all living von Bibras

Valentin von Bibra (1474-1520)

Father of Georg (above)

Lady in widow’s clothing (died 1530)

St. Jakobus Irmerlshausen

Irmelshausen Die Kunstdenmäler Des Königreichs Bayern, Unter-Franken XIII. Bez.-Amt Königshofen 1915