Notburg a Peasant wife lived according to ancient tradition in the 9th or 10 Century.

 
Christopher March: The Wonders of sickle Notburg, 1931, in the chapel in Wawern in the Eifel
The doctor and popular writer Hippolytus Guarinoni collected the legends and reports of Notburg from around 1265 to 1313th The daughter of a hat shop was therefore regarded as maid at Castle Rothenburg active in Tyrol. She was a model of loyalty and duty and unrelenting love working from deep piety. It aims itself at the mouth abgesparte brought food to the poor have to question their service, Lord, what they wear, have the food in vinegar and shavings transforms. Because of their charity, it was after the death of the countess dismissed and then worked for a farmer in Eben. With this, she had agreed, on the eve of Sundays and holidays at Vespers with the ringing to stop mowing to log in to the nearby church Rupert prepare for the holiday, but as the farmer came to the work at the ringing continued, she called "Feierabend" hung their sickle into the air, where they miraculously hang them up after their worship back in the hand was.

After the death of the young countess Notburg lived again as a cook at Schloss Rothenburg.

 
Notburga statue in the parish church in Ebert near Dachau
Notburg is the Holy meistverehrteste Tyrol, consecrated their churches and altars are in the Tyrol, Styria and Slovenia. Eben your grave in a much frequented pilgrimage. Stories, songs and drama to tell of her. On an inscription testifies to a farmhouse near the sickle miracle happened. The Notburga museum district in the parish of Eben in Maurach am Achensee was opened in 2004.