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descendants of second Polish king August of Saxony
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on the court of August the 2nd we can find 2 or 3 body-cooks or Leibköche, especially Posch and Noeller, their families always lived with the king. And we have some evidence that the father of their children were not the cooks, but the king:

1st - these children were nobled and got some of the highest political ranks in different monarchies

2nd - these children lost their inherit money when the mother died, who got the money from the etat of the king

3rd - it is nearly impossible to find out the origin from the mothers/maitresses

etc.
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#2
Indeed, Johann Adam V. Posch could be one of these... But it will not be easy to find evidences...
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johann_Adam_von_Posch

Even if he was an important man in the empire, it is very difficult to find any genealogy for him. His nobility record from 1765 is rather incomplete, and we didn't find yet the document for his Freyherr title...

His (only) younger brother, Franz Carl, 9 years younger, had also an interesting situation.

Maybe they benefitted from Michael v. Posch's situation (he was kammerdiener of the imperial family), but excepted the name, impossible to find a link between them...

According to the registers, their father was Matthaüs Posch, Küchenmeister of August der Starcke...

No idea about how to continue this research !
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