Abraham Seal

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Abraham Siegel's coat of arms at the Hammerherrenhaus in Wolfsgrün

Abraham Siegel (born December 2, 1630 in Schönheide , † May 20, 1682 in Wolfsgrün ) was an early modern German entrepreneur . He was mountain lord, heir and hammer lord to Wolfsgrün (originally called Ober-Blauenthal), where he owned the tin hammer , and to Ellefeld, where after 1676 he ran a brass hammer. For a time he was also the owner of Schönheiderhammer .

Life

The eldest son of Jeremias Siegel , who was Hammerherr zu Schönheiderhammer and Wolfsgrün , and Barbara Siegel (1600–1669), the daughter of the Elterlein city ​​judge and Hammerherr Caspar Siegel and granddaughter of Hammerherr Michael Siegel in Mittweida , took over the parental hammer mill in Ober- Blauenthal, while his younger brother Heinrich received the Schönheiderhammer. After his brother's death in 1671 without leaving any heirs, he also took over the Schönheiderhammer, which had established itself as one of the most important hammers in the Western Ore Mountains .

In 1666 Abraham Siegel from the Schwarzenberg office acquired the concession to build a brewery on his hammer mill in Wolfsgrün. The beer brewed there was consumed in the hammer tavern.

On May 25, 1682 Abraham Siegel was buried in Eibenstock . The funeral sermon given to him appeared in print. In it, at the time of his death in 1682, he is described as the oldest and famous mountain and hammer lord of the Saxon Ore Mountains .

Abraham Siegel was married to Christina Siegel since 1654. This was the daughter of Melchior Hauck from Niederauerbach. Her eldest son Heinrich Siegel (1656–1689) continued to run the hammer mill. The son of the same name Abaraham Siegel died in 1671. Their daughter Barbara Siegel married the local pastor Salomon Stepner in the city of Uebigau in 1677.

literature

  • Christoph Schindler: Des weyland Wohl-Ehrenvesten / Hoch-Achtbarn and Wohl-Fuernehmen Mr. Abraham Siegel / Erbsassen auff Wolffersgruener Blech- and Ellefelder Messing-Haemmern / one [...] In Churfuerstl. Saechs. Ertz-Gebuerge oldest and famous Bergk- and Hammer-Herrns / Wohlbeschicktes Seelen-Hauß / From the 28th cap. Esaiae vers. 1.2.3. of the same [...] funeral / when he fell asleep on May 20th / and following on the feast day of the Ascension of Christ / May 25th in 1682 was buried in his hereditary funeral / on God's field at Eibenstock was / Einfaeltig presented / and ... made out for printing , Annaberg, 1682.

See also

Individual evidence

  1. ^ VEB Eisenwerke Schönheiderhammer (eds.), Gerhard Diering, Susanne Steiniger, Richard Günnel (authors): Vierhund Jahre Eisenwerke Schönheiderhammer , Buchdruckerei Richard Hahn (H. Otto), Leipzig 1967, p. 17