List of officials of the two-city office Bergedorf
Councilmen of the two Hanseatic cities were alternately appointed as officials of the two-city office of Bergedorf , which had jointly administered Hamburg and Lübeck since 1420 . The seat of the bailiff was Bergedorf Castle . In 1868, the two-city administration ended with the transfer of Lübeck ownership rights to Hamburg and the conversion of the office to the Bergedorf estate .
Terms of office
Initially, the cities alternated with the administration of the area every four years, from 1446 every six years. From 1620 the respective bailiffs exercised their office for life - also alternately. It was not until 1867 that the city of Hamburg bought half of its share from the city of Lübeck for 200,000 Prussian thalers. On January 1, 1868, the 400-year-old condominium (dual power) came to an end and Bergedorf became part of the city of Hamburg.
Bailiffs
| Years | Surname | Life dates | Remarks | portrait |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1422-1426 |
Johann Kletze (also Cletze or Kleitze) |
† 1428 | Hamburg councilor | |
| 1426-1429 |
Johann Gerwer (also Johannes) |
* before 1390; † 1460 | Lübeck councilor since 1416 |
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| 1430-1434 | Johann von Alverding | Hamburg councilor | ||
| 1434-1438 |
Johann Lüneburg (also Lüneborg) |
* around 1385; † 1461 | previously from 1430–1434 bailiff on the Riepenburg , from 1442 mayor of Lübeck |
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| 1438-1442 |
Johann Vos (also Johan, also Voss) |
from 1434–1438 bailiff at the Riepenburg, Hamburg councilor | ||
| 1442-1445 |
Timmon Hadewerck (also Timm, Tidemann) |
† 1446 | 1438–1442 bailiff at the Riepenburg, Lübeck councilor | |
| 1453-1458 | Heinrich von Stiten | † 1484 | from 1466 mayor of Lübeck | |
| 1458-1464 |
Erich von Tzeven (also Tzevena) |
† September 11, 1478 | Hamburg councilor | |
| 1464-1470 |
Konrad Brekewoldt (also Cord, also Brekkewolt) |
† 1480 | previously 1458–1463 bailiff at the Riepenburg, Lübeck councilor since 1455 |
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| 1470-1476 | Jacob Struve (Councilor) | † 1476 | Hamburg councilor | |
| 1476-1482 | Heinrich of Calven | † 1504 | Lübeck councilor since 1472 | |
| 1488-1494 | Engelbrecht Vickinghusen | previously 1482–1488 and then until 1500 bailiff at the Riepenburg, from Lübeck, but no councilor | ||
| 1500-1506 | Hermann Messmann | * around 1455; † 1515 | 1st term of office, Lübeck councilor since 1496; In 1501 he had the church of St. Petri and Pauli rebuilt in Bergedorf . 1506–1512 he was bailiff at the Riepenburg. | |
| 1506-1512 | Cord Moller | Hamburg councilor | ||
| 1512-1515 | Hermann Messmann | 2nd term of office | ||
| 1524-1530 | Berthold Kerkring | † 1534 | Lübeck councilor since 1500 | |
| 1530-1536 |
Gerd van Hutlem (also Huetlem) |
hamburger | ||
| 1537 | Jürgen Wullenwever | around 1488; † 1537 | Was appointed by the Lübeck Council against the resignation as mayor for six years, but arrested by the Archbishop of Bremen before he took office and executed by the Duke of Braunschweig-Lüneburg. |
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| 1537-1543 | Nikolaus Bardewik | * 1506; † 1560 | from 1544 mayor of Lübeck |
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| 1542-1548 | Ditmar Koel | * 1500; † 1563 | from 1548 mayor of Hamburg |
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| 1548-1554 | Gottschalk from Wickede II. | † 1558 | Lübeck councilor since 1548 | |
| 1554-1558 | Jürgen vam Holte | † 1558 | Hamburger Ratmann | |
| 1560-1566 |
Christoph Tode (also Thode) |
* 1515; † 1579 | from 1560 mayor of Lübeck |
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| 1566-1572 | Johann Moller | Hamburg merchant | ||
| 1572-1578 | Johann Kerkring | † 1595 | Lübeck councilor since 1559 | |
| 1578-1584 |
Nicolaus Vogeler (also Voegeler) |
† 1587 | Hamburg councilor | |
| 1584-1590 | Franz von Stiten | † 1590 in Bergedorf | Lübeck councilor since 1564. His wife Margarethe donated the pulpit to the Church of St. Petri and Pauli in 1586 . | |
| 1590-1596 |
Johann Schulte (also Schultze) |
* 1537; † 1597 | Hamburg councilor | |
| 1596-1602 | Gerhard Grentzin | † October 1, 1610 | Lübeck councilor since 1580. At the end of his term of office, he donates the sound cover for the pulpit to the Church of St. Petri and Pauli . | |
| 1602-1608 | Joachim Brandt | Hamburg councilor | ||
| 1608-1614 | Heinrich Pasche | † 1616 | Lübeck councilor since 1590 as a senior man of the mountain drivers | |
| 1614-1616 | Eberhard Esich | † August 23, 1616 | Hamburg councilor | |
| 1620-1657 | Hermannus Schuldorff | * 1584; † October 16, 1657 |
Hamburg councilor | |
| 1657-1677 | Rothardt Vinhagen | † August 27, 1677 | Office administrator posted by Lübeck | |
| 1677-1713 | Johannes Reimbold | * July 3, 1645; † November 8, 1713 |
Office administrator posted by Hamburg | |
| 1713-1734 |
Laurens Wiebeking (also Wibecking) |
* (?); † August 6, 1734 | Sent from Lübeck, his grave slab is erected at the church in Bergedorf |
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| 1734-1786 | Johann Otte | * January 3, 1708; † February 26, 1786 |
Lawyer posted by Hamburg | |
| 1786-1803 | Johann Nicolaus Willebrandt | * 1730; † October 4, 1803 | Sent from Lübeck, Hanseatic ambassador to Russia from 1761 to 1785 | |
| 1803-1810 | Dr. Nicolaus von Graffen | |||
| 1810-1815 | ? | ( French occupation ) | ||
| 1815-1851 | Johann Bernhard Wilhelm Lindenberg | * September 18, 1781 † June 6, 1851 |
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| 1851-1873 | Dr. Theodor Daniel Kauffmann |
See also
Individual evidence
- ↑ Harald Richert: Johann Kletze Amthauptmann in Bergedorf from 1422-1426 . In Lichtwark booklet no. 63. Ed. Lichtwark Committee, 1998. See now: Verlag HB-Werbung, Hamburg-Bergedorf, ISSN 1862-3549 .
- ↑ St. Petri and Pauli on www.bergedorf-info.de
- ↑ St. Petri and Pauli on www.bergedorf-info.de
- ↑ St. Petri and Pauli on www.bergedorf-info.de
- ↑ Dr. Hans Kellinghusen: "The new street names in Bergedorf (Part II)". In: Lichtwark No. 12, 1st year. Ed. Lichtwark Committee, 1949. See now: Verlag HB-Werbung, Hamburg-Bergedorf. ISSN 1862-3549 .
- ↑ Entry in the Rostock matriculation portal
- ^ Johann Martin Lappenberg : Journal of the Association for Hamburg History , Volume 3, Association for Hamburg History , Hamburg 1851, p. 523
literature
- Emil Ferdinand Fehling : Lübeck Council Line. Lübeck 1925.
- Dr. H Schween: The Bergedorf officials . In Lichtwark No. 11. Ed .: Bergedorf District Office, Bergedorf, 1955. See now: Verlag HB-Werbung, Hamburg-Bergedorf, ISSN 1862-3549 .
- Harald Richert: Castle captains and officials in Bergedorf . In Lichtwark booklet no. 59. Ed. Lichtwark Committee, 1994. See now: Verlag HB-Werbung, Hamburg-Bergedorf, ISSN 1862-3549 .
- Harald Richert: Between Bille and Elbe. District lexicon of the Bergedorf district , Hamburg (Otto Heinevetter publishing house), 1st edition 1987, ISBN 3874749665 (from: the bailiffs after 1786).
- Olaf Matthes, Bardo Metzger (ed.): Bergedorfer Personenlexikon. Museum for Bergedorf and the Vierlande, Hamburg 2003 ISBN 393598703X