Fraulautern Abbey
Fraulautern Abbey was a community of Augustinian canonesses of the nobility, founded in the 12th century; it was suppressed in the 1790s during the French Revolution.
Abbey buildings
The abbey buildings, which are still extant in part, are located in Fraulautern, now part of Saarlouis in Saarland, Germany. Between the French Revolution and 1936, when Fraulautern was incorporated into Saarlouis, the buildings were used as the town hall. They are now used by the Grundschule of Fraulautern under the name "Im Alten Kloster".Abbesses
From R. Rudolf Rehanek:- c. 1160: Margarethe
- 1169–1197: ?
- c. 1225: Meisterin J.
- 1225–1236: ?
- 1241: Berta
- 1260: Jutta
- 1262–1269: ?
- 1269–1279: Gertrud
- 1289: Elsa
- 1296: Havils Nonneyer
- 1299, 1303: Mathilde von Herbitzheim
- 1308–1312: Hanvela
- 1312–1335: Elisabeth von Saarbrücken
- 1353–1344: Hildegarde
- 1344: Esebet
- 1354: ?
- 1357–1373: Gudela
- 1395: Aleyt von Castel
- 1403: Lysa von der Neuerburg
- 1406, 1443: Katharina von Wolfstein
- 1448–1472: Margarethe von Huntingen
- 1472–1492: Katharina von Bettingen
- 1492–1507: Eva Huberissen von Schellodenbach
- 1507–1522: Margarethe von Wolfstein / Gertrud Brederin von Hohenstein
- 1550–1560: Hildegard von Becheln
- 1565–1587: Margarethe von Bübingen / Apollonia von Gressnich
- 1587–1598: Apollonia von Gressnich / Agnes Braun von Schmidtburg
- 1617–1622: Johanetta von Wiltz
- 1622–1626: Anna Maria von Geispoltzheim
- 1626–1633: Gabriele de Braubach
- 1646–1677: Dorothea Braun von Schmidtburg
- 1677–1691: Carolina von Hagen
- 1691–1695: Arnolda Elisabeth von Weller
- 1700: Odilia Braun von Schmidtburg
- 1708: A. E. von Metzenhausen
- 1720–1730: A. M. von Geispitzheim
- 1730–1757: Maria Theresia de Saintignon
- 1757–1773: Maria Helene von Rathsamshausen
- 1773–1791: Sophie von Neuenstein