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Aegidius Strauch, Superintendent Oschatz, Delitzsch, Merseburg and Dresden

Aegidius Strauch (born June 22, 1583 in Wittenberg , † January 22, 1657 in Dresden ) was a German Lutheran theologian.

Life

Strauch's father, Aegidius Strauch († December 30, 1597 in Wittenberg) came from Brabant, from where he had to flee in the 1550s due to his Protestant faith. As a trader he had acquired citizenship in Wittenberg and was married to Gertraud Plateiss for the third time. Like his brother Johann, he was encouraged to study at an early age, and even after his father's death it was ensured that he could continue his education. As early as 1597 he attended the lectures of the professors at the University of Wittenberg , where his father had already deposited him on October 11, 1589.

In 1601 he received an electoral scholarship and on March 23, 1602, he acquired the academic degree of a master's degree in philosophy, under the dean's office of Erasmus Schmidt . Since then he has held lectures and disputations, and in May 1606 was accepted as an adjunct in the philosophical faculty. Originally, Strauch had studied theological sciences and was invited to Oschatz for a trial sermon on November 7, 1609 . Once there, he held the same Trinity Sunday on 22nd  and was called to Oschatz as superintendent on December 9th . To this end, he completed his licentiate in theology on February 16, 1610 , was ordained at the Wittenberg town church on January 17, 1610 and began his ministry in Oschatz on February 21, 1610. Together with Abraham Suarinus , he was awarded a doctorate in theology at the Wittenberg University on November 6, 1610.

In the same year, on December 7th, the city of Delitzsch called him superintendent, which he initially refused, but then he followed the order of the Saxon elector with his arrival on February 28, 1611. Here he was invested on June 26th, remained in office for three years and was appointed by Elector Johann Georg I of Saxony on May 10th 1614 as monastery superintendent of Merseburg . After he was introduced on June 21st, he gave his inaugural sermon on June 24th. But after two years the next change was about to begin. He was hardly at home with his family when he was called in 1616 by the Council of Dresden, where he was introduced by Matthias Hoë von Hoënegg as pastor at the same time as church councilor, senior consistorial advisor, assessor in the senior consistory and superintendent of the Dresden inspection . From 1623 at the latest, Strauch owned a vineyard in the Lößnitz , since a winegrower's house, today's Möbius House in Niederlößnitz , was probably built for him that year .

The ministry was not always easy for him, he often caught colds and constantly suffered from colic. The early death of his two children also hit him hard. During communion in 1646 an icicle fell over his head into his left thigh, whereupon he kept dragging his left leg. On September 21, he had a heart attack that paralyzed his left side. The death of his elector is said to have affected him so much that he then refused to eat and could not sleep, which is why he died.

He was buried on February 12, 1657 in the Dresden Frauenkirchhof in a Schwibbogen grave, which became a family hereditary burial.

family

Strauch married Euphrosya Cranach on January 20, 1607 in Wittenberg (born November 4, 1590 in Wittenberg, † March 25, 1665 in Dresden), the daughter of Augustin Cranach . In that 50-year marriage, six sons and six daughters were born. It is known about the children:

  • Euphrosyna Strauch (born October 24, 1608 in Wittenberg, † August 23, 1616 in Merseburg, born August 29, 1616 St. Maximi , Merseburg)
  • Agidius Strauch (born September 5, 1610 in Oschatz; † April 20, 1643 in Dresden (Pest)), June 26, 1628 University of Wittenberg, summer semester 1629 studies at the University of Leipzig, March 26, 1634 Mag. Phil. University. Wittenberg, Dr. med., doctor in Dresden, ⚭ on August 21, 1642 in Dresden with Katharina Dorothea Findekeller (also: Findenkeller; * January 17, 1626 in Dresden; † October 21, 1682 in Leipzig), the daughter of the businessman and councilor in Dresden Johann Findekeller (born April 1, 1601 in Dresden; † July 9, 1632 in ibid.) And his wife Anna Katharina Hübner (* 1606; † August 30, 1632 in Dresden (Pest)). She married again on January 27, 1646 with the Leipzig professor Daniel Heinrici .
  • Augustin Strauch (born October 25, 1612 in Delitzsch, † May 18, 1674 in Regensburg),
  • Euphrosina Elisabeth Strauch (born January 18, 1617 in Dresden; † September 14, 1643 ibid.), ⚭ I. on May 19, 1634 in Dresden with the electoral Saxon personal physician Dr. med. David Faber († June 10, 1637 in Dresden), ⚭ II. On November 20, 1642 with Dr. theol. and Prof. pub. in Leipzig Daniel Heinrici (born April 5, 1615 in Chemnitz; † March 15, 1666 in Leipzig)
  • Johann Strauch (* 1619 in Dresden, † 23 (22) July 1689 in Wittenberg), summer semester 1623 Uni. Leipzig (deposited), May 27, 1638 Uni. Wittenberg, April 26, 1642 Mag. Phil. ibid., May 3, 1655 Dr. med. University. Leipzig, doctor in Leipzig a. Dresden, December 2, 1564 Prof. med. (Anatomy and Botany) Uni. Wittenberg, winter semester 1665, 1671, 1677 & 1583 rector ibid. , ⚭ on September 18, 1655 in Wittenberg with Katharina Elisabeth Leyser (* October 22, 1630 in Wittenberg; † January 24, 1697 ibid.), Daughter of Wilhelm Leyser and the Regina Tüntzel
  • Samuel Strauch (* June 8, 1621 in Dresden; † July 29, 1680 ibid.) Kreuzschule Dresden with the rectors Georgius Hauptmann and Mag. Johannes Bohemus, July 18, 1640 Uni. Wittenberg, April 25, 1644 Mag. Phil. ibid., (voc. July 30) October 4, 1646 Pastor Prettin near Wittenberg and adjunct of the superintendent in Jessen, (voc. April 29) 1650 Rev. St. Annen Dresden, July 31, 1680, ⚭ 26. February 1645 in Magdeburg with Anna Magdalena Dauthe (born November 25, 1622 in Magdeburg; † February 9, 1674 in Dresden), the daughter of the mayor of Magdeburg, Dr. jur. Johann Dauth (* 1581 in Ochsenfurt; † February 23, 1634 in Celle) and Anna Lutherod (* January 26, 1602 in Magdeburg; † November 25, 1667 in Wittenberg)
  • David Strauch (* Dresden) July 8, 1643 Uni. Wittenberg, April 25, 1648 Mag. Phil. ibid., Stud. theol.
  • Christian Strauch (* July 6, 1625 in Dresden; † June 6, 1648 ibid.)
  • Sophia Strauch ⚭ 1649 with the lawyer and Bergrat in Dresden, Dr. jur. Johann Alemann (born March 4, 1618 in Dresden; † October 7, 1688 ibid.)
  • Maria Magdalena Strauch ⚭ December 24th, 1636 with the senior consistorial councilor in Dresden, Dr. jur., Friedrich Tüntzel (born August 30, 1603 in Leipzig; † January 27, 1655 in Dresden)
  • Maria Gertraud Strauch ⚭ September 21, 1641 kurf. Saxon mint master (from May 7, 1640) in Dresden Constantin Rothe (also: Roth; * September 16, 1600 in Freiberg; † June 6, 1678 in Dresden (Freiberg))
  • Anna Barbara Strauch (* August 20, 1627 in Dresden; † April 24, 1673 in Wittenberg), ⚭ April 7, 1646 with Konrad Viktor Schneider (* September 18, 1614 in Bitterfeld; † August 10, 1680 in Wittenberg) Prof. med . in Wittenberg

Selection of works

Strauch wrote several disputations and funeral sermons, which appeared in print. His works include:

  • Disputationis II. De Anima Hominis Qvoad Essentiam: Theses. Praeside: Tobias Tandler . Wittenberg, 1601 ( digitized version )
  • Disputatio De Persona Domini Nostri Jesu Christi,… . Praeside: Wolfgang Franz . Wittenberg, 1605 ( digitized version )
  • De invocatione sanctorum. Praeside: Friedrich Balduin . Wittenberg, 1606,
  • Disputatio De Scientiae Naturalis Constitutione. Resp. Georg Albert Kregelmeier. Wittenberg, 1606 ( digitized version )
  • Disputatio Physica, De tribus Rerum Naturalium Principiis, Materia, Forma, & Privatione. Resp. Sigismund Stephani. Wittenberg, 1606 ( digitized version )
  • Physica Specialis: Duodecim Disputationum Aphorismis Comprehensa, Et in Inclyta Witebergensi Academia examinata & discusa. Wittenberg, 1606 ( digitized version ), contains:
    • Physicae Specialis Disputatio I. De Mundo & Coelo. Resp. Johann Landgraf. Wittenberg, 1606 ( digitized version )
    • Physicae Specialis Disputatio II. De Elementis. Resp. Nicolaus Firnekranz. Wittenberg, 1606 ( digitized version )
    • Physicae Specialis Disputatio III. De Qualitatibus primis, secundis & occultis. Resp. Johann Wilcover. Wittenberg, 1606 ( digitized version )
    • Physicae Specialis Disputatio IV. De Contactu, Actione Et Passione Elementorum. Resp. Georg Müller. Wittenberg, 1606 ( digitized version )
    • Physicae Specialis Disputatio V. De Mixtione, Temperamentis Et Putredine. Resp. Johann Ringlin. Wittenberg, 1606 ( digitized version )
    • Physicae Specialis Disputatio VI. De Meteoris Ignitis. Resp. Eustachius Scharnhorst. Wittenberg, 1606 ( digitized version )
    • Physicae Specialis Disputatio VII. De Meteoris Aqueis In Media Et infima aëris Regionibus productis. Resp. Martin Vierthaler. Wittenberg, 1606 ( digitized version )
    • Physicae Specialis Disputatio IIX. De Meteoris Aqueis Interra Genitis, Mixtis & Apparentibus. Resp. Johann Dorn. Wittenberg, 1606 ( digitized version )
    • Physicae Specialis Disputatio IX. De Anima Vegetante. Resp. Nikolaus Firnekranz. Wittenberg, 1606 ( digitized version )
    • Physicae Specialis Disputatio X. De Qunique Sensibus Exterioribus, Visu, Auditu, Olfactu, Gusto, Tactu. Resp. Nicolaus Nicolai. Wittenberg, 1606 ( digitized version )
    • Physicae Specialis Disputatio XI. De Sensibus Internis, & Affectionibus Sensuum Somno & Vigilia. Resp. Tobias Reinhard. Wittenberg, 1606 ( digitized version )
    • Physicae Specialis Disputatio XII. & ultima. De Animae Rationalis Immortalitate origine & facultatibus. Resp. Johannes Strauch. Wittenberg, 1606 ( digitized version )
  • Disputatio Metaphysica De Potentia Activa. Resp. Friedrich Faber. Wittenberg, 1607 ( digitized version )
  • Disputatio Metaphysica De Actu. Resp. Johann Wikover. Wittenberg, 1607 ( digitized version )
  • Dispute. Logicarum dodecas. Wittenberg 1607
  • Auspiciis Sacrosanctae Et Individuae Trinitatis, Illustrium Quaestionum Ethicarum, Centuria Prior, In qua de ultimo fine hominis, Virtute morali in genere, ut & Pietate, Fortitudine, Temperantia & Liberalitate in specie, tam rationibus, quam autoritatibus disseritur. Wittenberg, 1607, Vol. 1 ( digitized version ) contains:
    • Auspiciis Sacrosanctae Et Individuae Trinitatis, Illustrium Quaestionum Ethicarum, centvriae Prioris. Decas great. Resp. Tobias Reinhardt. Wittenberg, 1606 ( digitized version )
    • Auspiciis Sacrosanctae Et Individuae Trinitatis, Illustrium Quaestionum Ethicarum, centvriae Prioris. Decas Secunda. Resp. Johannes Wilkofer. Wittenberg, 1606 ( digitized version )
    • Auspiciis Sacrosanctae Et Individuae Trinitatis, Illustrium Quaestionum Ethicarum, centvriae Prioris. Decas Tertia. Resp. Michael Popp. Wittenberg, 1606 ( digitized version )
    • Auspiciis Sacrosanctae Et Individuae Trinitatis, Illustrium Quaestionum Ethicarum, centvriae Prioris. Decas Quarta. Resp. Heinrich Julius Strubius. Wittenberg, 1606 ( digitized version )
    • Auspiciis Sacrosanctae Et Individuae Trinitatis, Illustrium Quaestionum Ethicarum, centvriae Prioris. Decas Quinta. Resp. Matthias Georgii. Wittenberg, 1606 ( digitized version )
    • Auspiciis Sacrosanctae Et Individuae Trinitatis, Illustrium Quaestionum Ethicarum, centvriae Prioris. Deca's sixth. Resp. Claudius Plumius. Wittenberg, 1606 ( digitized version )
    • Auspiciis Sacrosanctae Et Individuae Trinitatis, Illustrium Quaestionum Ethicarum, centvriae Prioris. Decas Octavo. Resp. Zacharias Schubert. Wittenberg, 1607 ( digitized version )
    • Auspiciis Sacrosanctae Et Individuae Trinitatis, Illustrium Quaestionum Ethicarum, centvriae Prioris. Decas Nona. Resp.Johannes Knoffius, Wittenberg, 1607 ( digitized version )
  • Auspiciis Sacrosanctae Et Individuae Trinitatis, Illustrium Quaestionum Ethicarum, Centuria…: In qua de ultimo fine hominis, Virtute morali in genere, ut & Pietate, Fortitudine, Temperantia & Liberalitate in specie, tam rationibus, quam autoritatibus disseritur. Wittenberg, 1608, Vol. 2 ( digitized version ), contains:
    • Auspiciis Sacrosanctae Et Individuae Trinitatis, Illustrium Quaestionum Ethicarum, Decas Prima. Resp. Balthasar Beck. Wittenberg, 1607 ( digitized version )
    • Auspiciis Sacrosanctae Et Individuae Trinitatis, Illustrium Quaestionum Ethicarum, Decas Secunda. Resp. Samuel Turingus. Wittenberg, 1607 ( digitized version )
    • Auspiciis Sacrosanctae Et Individuae Trinitatis, Illustrium Quaestionum Ethicarum, Decas Tertia. Resp. Gottfried Scholtz. Wittenberg, 1607 ( digitized version )
    • Auspiciis Sacrosanctae Et Individuae Trinitatis, Illustrium Quaestionum Ethicarum, Decas Qvarta. Resp. Theodor von Seidlitz. Wittenberg, 1607 ( digitized version )
    • Auspiciis Sacrosanctae Et Individuae Trinitatis, Illustrium Quaestionum Ethicarum, Decas Qvinta. Resp. Heinrich a Geisler. Wittenberg, 1607 ( digitized version )
    • Auspiciis Sacrosanctae Et Individuae Trinitatis, Illustrium Quaestionum Ethicarum, Decas Sexta. Resp. Sigismund Ditlenius. Wittenberg, 1607 ( digitized version )
    • Auspiciis Sacrosanctae Et Individuae Trinitatis, Illustrium Quaestionum Ethicarum, Decas Septima. Resp. Johannes Schilterus. Wittenberg, 1607 ( digitized version )
    • Auspiciis Sacrosanctae Et Individuae Trinitatis, Illustrium Quaestionum Ethicarum, Decas Octava. Resp. Theodorus from Oeseden. Wittenberg, 1607 ( digitized version )
    • Auspiciis Sacrosanctae Et Individuae Trinitatis, Illustrium Quaestionum Ethicarum, Decas Nona. Resp. Sebastian Carolus. Wittenberg, 1608 ( digitized version )
    • Auspiciis Sacrosanctae Et Individuae Trinitatis, Illustrium Quaestionum Ethicarum, Decas Decima. Resp. Conrad von Niemitz. Wittenberg, 1608 ( digitized version )
  • Auspiciis Sacrosanctae Et Individuae Trinitatis: Enneas Quaestionum Physicarum. Resp. Paul Gesner. Wittenberg, 1608 ( digitized version )
  • Auspiciis Sacrosanctae Et Individuae Trinitatis, Quaestionum Metaphysicarum Decas. Resp. Samuel Stangius. Wittenberg, 1608 ( digitized version )
  • Auspiciis Sacrosanctae Et Individuae Trinitatis, Disputatio Physica De Terrae Motu, ex 2. Meteor. cap. 7 & 8. Resp. Christoph Schneider. Wittenberg, 1608 ( digitized version )
  • Auspiciis Sacrosanctae Et Individuae Trinitatis: Enneas Quaestionum Physicarum. Resp. Paul Gesner. Wittenberg, 1608 ( digitized version )
  • Avspiciis Sacrosanctae Et Individuae Trinitatis, Disputationum Nona De Syllogismo Topico. Resp. Johann Schilter. Wittenberg, 1608 ( digitized version )
  • Exercitationum Logicarum Secunda, De Natura Et Essentia Logices. Resp. Georg Vitus. Wittenberg, 1608 ( digitized version )
  • Theoremata Tria Theologica Ex aureo illo Johannis Baptistae de Christo oraculo: Joh. 1, 29. Ecce, Agnus Ille Dei, Qui Tollit Peccatum Mundi. President: Leonhard Hutter . Wittenberg, 1609 ( digitized version )
  • Christian funeral sermon: At the funeral Deß Weiland / Edlen / Gestrengen and Ehrnvesten Georgen von Truchseß / auff Nawendorff. Wittenberg, 1610 ( digitized version )
  • Christian funeral sermon: Bey the rich people burial / Deß… Mr. / Andreae Wendts / well-deserved mayor of Oschatz. Wittenberg, 1611 ( digitized version )
  • A Christian funeral sermon: Bey the burial / Des… Wolff von Obschelwitz / auff Glesien. Wittenberg, 1612 ( digitized version )
  • Christian funeral sermon / Bey the funeral of… Frawen Annen / born from Obschelwitz / from the Kleindolzig family / Des… Christoff von Hanffstengel… widows who were left behind. Wittenberg, 1616 ( digitized version )
  • Christian funeral sermon, at the funeral, The merciful and virtuous seed Frawen Evae, Des… Mr. M. Iohannis Reisigers…. Dresden, 1616 ( digitized version )
  • A Christian funeral sermon / Bey the rich in funeral / The… Frawen Ursulae, Des… Mr. Josephi Avenarii, Beyder Rechten Doctoris, Churfürstlichen Sächsischen Hof- und OberConsistorial Raths / Married Haußfrawen. Leipzig, 1617 ( digitized ).
  • Christian funeral sermon / Bey the funeral / Des… M. Pauli Reichen / The churches of St. Creutz in Dreßden Diaconi. Freiberg, 1617 ( digitized ).
  • A Christian funeral sermon / Bey the funeral of the merciful and many virtue seeds / Frawen Magdalenae, Des… Hieronymi Krawieders… abandoned widows. Dresden, 1617 ( digitized version ).
  • Christian funeral sermon: Bey the burial / The merciful and virtuous Frawen Sibyllen / Des weyland Ehrenvesten and highly respected Mr. Matthias Hanitzschens / Elector of Saxon country retirees / blessed Gedechtnüß / hindered widows / And: your maidservants of both blessed virtues / hindered youngsters . Freiberg, 1617 ( digitized ).
  • Four Christian Sermons / Of the high Reformation work carried out by D. Martinum Lutherum, S. Freiberg 1618 ( digitized version )
  • A Christian funeral sermon: Bey the funeral of the people of Weyland Ehrnvesten and Wise Men / Mr. Christoff Friedehelms / Blessed / been council relatives and merchant in Dreßden. Dresden, 1618 ( digitized version )
  • Christian funeral sermon / at Dreßden / in the churches of the love of Frawen / on September 2nd, this 1618th year / As the noble… Frawen Ursulen / Born from Carlewitz / Des… Mr. Hansen Wolffens von Schönberg / auff Pulßnitz… Seliger Gedechtnüß / handicapped Widwen The corpse was all raised / and brought closer to Pulßnitz / to his resting bed /. Freiberg 1618 ( digitized version )
  • Christian funeral sermon: Bey the funeral / Des Ehrenwolgeachten and artful / Mr. Georg Lufften / Elector of Saxon trumpeter / and citizen to Dreßden. Freiberg, 1618 ( digitized version )
  • Two Christian sermons. Bey two funerals: One of the… Balthasar Jentzschens / former citizen in Dreßden / who on October 13th. of the 1616th year ... fell asleep ... The others. The same Widwen left behind… Magdalenen / which on December 19th. of the 1617th year… dismantling…. Dresden, 1618 ( digitized version )
  • Thorough rejection of the Bäpstischen errors / with which H. Johann Salmuth / Calvinischer Preacher zu Amberg / in his jubilee sermons / the Evangelical Churches / and H. Lutherum to the highest undue defeat. Leipzig, 1618 ( digitized version )
  • Christian funeral sermon at the funeral of… Frawen Barbarae, of… Caspari Peißkers… Haußfrawen…. Dresden, 1618 ( digitized version )
  • Christian funeral sermon / Bey the funeral / Of the venerable and Wolgelarten Mr. Henrici Mittelstadts / The churches / to the holy Creutz / in Dreßden Diaconi. Freiberg, 1619 ( digitized version )
  • Christian funeral sermon /: At the funeral of the honorable and artistic Mr. Johannis Faselten / Churfürstlichen Sächsischen for Contrafecters and Hoffmahlers. Freiberg, 1619 ( digitized version )
  • Christian funeral sermon / Bey the funeral / The… Frawen / Annen / The… Messrs. Balthasar Plennagels / Electoral Saxons. Einspenniger Leutenambts / married Haußfrawen. Freiberg, 1619 ( digitized version )
  • Miles Christianus: Christian funeral sermon / Bey the funeral / Des… Centurien Pflugens / Auff Gerßdorff / Electoral Saxon war obrists / and chiefs to Nossen / blessed geechtnüß. Leipzig, 1619 ( digitized version )
  • Christian funeral sermon: Bey the funeral / The merciful and virtuous Frawen Justinen / Des Ehrenvehsten and Wolg respect Messrs Caspar Zeissens / Electoral Saxons / to Renterey and SteyerSachen / Wolverordende Secretarii, former married couple Haußfrawen. Freiberg, 1619 ( digitized version )
  • Christian funeral sermon: Bey the funeral / Der Erbaren / and virtuous Frawen / Reginen, Des Erbarn / and Ehrenwolgeachten / Mr. Christoff Schallers / citizen / and ship merchant to Dreßden / been married HaußFrawen. Freiberg, 1619 ( digitized version )
  • Christian funeral sermon: Bey the burial / Der Erbaren / and virtue seeds / Frawen Elisabeth, Des Erbarn / and Ehrenwolgeachten / Mr Johan-Caspar Curiens / Citizen of Dreßden / Previously married household HaußFrawen. Freiberg, 1619 ( digitized version )
  • Christian funeral sermon at the funeral of… Magdalene… Johannis Ketterleins… tax relatives… Haußfrawen…. Freiberg, 1619 ( digitized version )
  • Christian funeral sermon at the funeral of the merciful and virtuous Frawen Blandinen of the honorable and artful Mr. Michael Ayrers…. Freiberg, 1619 ( digitized version )
  • Christian funeral sermon / Bey the funeral / The ... Frawen / Magdalenae, Des ... Mr. Ambrosij Günthers / Elector of Saxons order servants / and council relatives to Dreßden / former married couple Haußfrawen. Dresden, 1620 ( digitized version )
  • Christian funeral sermon: Bey the funeral / Des… Christoff Letzers / Citizen and Handelsmans zu Dreßden. Dresden, 1620 ( digitized version )
  • Christian funeral sermon / Bey the funeral / Des… Mr. Alexandri Fabri, Beyder Right Doctoris… Blessed Daughter / Barbarae. Dresden, 1620 ( digitized version )
  • Christian funeral sermon at the funeral of Miss Margarethen von Schleinitz. Dresden, 1620 ( digitized version )
  • Christian funeral sermon / Bey the funeral / Des… Michael Reissens, Elector's Saxon Feldzeug-MenschenAmbts. Dresden, 1620 ( digitized version )
  • Christian funeral sermon, held at the funeral of ... Christoffen von Loß. Dresden, 1620 ( digitized version )
  • Christian funeral sermon / Bey the funeral of Des ... Johannis Wincklers, The Churches of the Holy Creutz / in Dreßden / Diaconi. Dresden, 1621 ( digitized version )
  • Christian funeral sermon. At the funeral of ... Mr. Johannis Teuchers Electoral / Saxon Lehn: and Court Secretarii zu Dreßden. Dresden, 1621, ([ https://gdz.sub.uni-goettingen.de/id/PPN623173689 digitalisat])
  • Christian funeral sermon / Bey the funeral of ... Marci Rölings / Weyland Elector of Saxon Cammermeisters. Dresden, 1621 ( digitized version )
  • Christian funeral sermon. Welcome to the rich people / The… Frawen Ursulae, Des… Mr. Valentini Schäfers / Citizen / and tradesman to Dreßden married Haußfrawen. Dresden, 1621 ( digitized version )
  • Christian funeral sermon: Bey the funeral of ... Mr. / Georg Pflugens / the parents / Auff Posterstein / and Volmerßhayn / Churfürstlichen Sächsischen Cammer- und BergkRaths. Dresden, 1621 ( digitized version )
  • Christian funeral sermon. At the funeral of the… Frawen Annae-Mariae, Des… Mr. Johann Kögelers / Philosophiae, & Medicinae Doctoris Practici zu Dreßden / former married couple Haußfrawen. Dresden, 1621 ( digitized version )
  • Christian funeral sermon / Bey dem Begrebnues Des… Wolffgang von Rabiel / auff Pouch and Tieffensee / Churfuerstlichen Saechssischen Cam [m] er and BergkRaths… Soehnleins / Wolffgang Rudolffens. Dresden, 1622 ( digitized version )
  • Christian funeral sermon / Bey the Begängnüß Des… Wolffgang / Counts and Lords of Mansfeld / Noble Lords of Heldrungen / Knights / Electors / Saxons order General People's Office / and the Hertduchess in Upper and NiderSchlesien General Feld Obristen / Junge Frewleins. Dresden, 1622 ( digitized version )
  • Christian funeral sermon / Bey the funeral of those who are worthy of honor / and those with many honorable virtues / Frawen Marthen / Des… Mr. Cunrad Schefers / Mayor / and fornemen trading man in Dreßden / conjugal Haußfrawen. Dresden, 1622 ( digitized version )
  • Christian funeral sermon, Bey removal of the aristocratic corpse, Des ... Rudolffen von Bünaw, auff Wesen- and Planckenstein. Dresden, 1622 ( digitized version )
  • Christian funeral sermon / Bey the funeral of ... Mr. M. Balthasar Meißner / city preacher to Dreßden. Dresden, 1624 ( digitized version )
  • Christian funeral sermon / Bey the funeral of ... Mr. Ambrosii Gunthers, Elector's / Saxon Cammer servant / and councilor relative to Dreßden. Dresden, 1624 ( digitized version )
  • Christian funeral sermon / Bey the funeral of WolEdlen / Gestrengen / and Vesten Lord / Ludwich Von Taube, auff Paiack / and Finn / Churfürstlichen Sächssischen Cammer-Junckers. Dresden, 1624 ( digitized version )
  • Christian funeral sermon / Bey the funeral of the merciless / and virtuous / Frawen Raisins / Des… Mr Urbani Marckerdts… married home frawen. Dresden, 1625 ( digitized version )
  • Christian funeral sermon / Bey the funeral of the former WolEdlen / Jungfrawen Annen Marien, born with many honorable virtues, born von Körbitz. The ... Mr. Johan Caspar von Körbitz ... married daughter. Dresden, 1627 ( digitized version )
  • Christian funeral sermon / Bey the funeral of the former WolEdlen / and Much honorable Frawen Marien / born von Loß / from the house of Pilnitz / Des… Mr. Johan Caspar von Körbitz… married Haußfrawen. Dresden, 1627 ( digitized version )
  • Christian funeral sermon / Bey dem funeral Deß Ehrnvesten / and well-being / Mr. Johann Klugens / Rathsverwadten / and merchant in Dreßden. Dresden, 1629 ( digitized version )
  • Christian funeral sermon / Bey the funeral of… Frawen Annen / Des… Mr. Jacobi Beckens / Elector's / Saxon Loan Ordinance and Court Secretarii to Dreßden / Married Haußfrawen. Dresden, 1629 ( digitized version )
  • Christian funeral sermon / Bey the funeral of ... Frawen Margariten, Des ... Mr. Stephani Mauls / decreed city judge / and council relatives to Dreßden / Marital Haußfrawen .... Dresden, 1629 ( digitized version )
  • Christian funeral sermon at the funeral of Frawen Gertraud, of ... Nicolai Helffrichs ... housewives. Leipzig, 1629 ( digitized version )
  • Christian funeral sermon: Bey the funeral of Des… Laurentii Hoffmans / der Artzney for Doctoris, Comitis Palatini Caesarei, and Churfürstl. Passage to Saxony by the body of Medici. Halle (Saale), 1631 ( digitized version )
  • Christian funeral sermon / Bey buried des / weyland / Ehrenvesten / and Ehrenwolgeachten / Mr. Friderich Raschkens / Elector's / Saxon Wolverordende administrators to Zadel. Dresden 1635 ( digitized version )
  • Christian funeral sermon / Bey burial of… Nicol Gebhard von Miltitz / Auff Burckersdorff… for taking secretive Rahts / blessed. Dresden, 1636 ( digitized version )
  • Christian funeral sermon / Bey burial / Des… Johann Melchior von Schwalbach / Ritters / Burgkmannes zu Giessen…. Dresden, 1636 ( digitized version )
  • Christian funeral sermon: Bey burial of ... Jungfrawen Agnes Geborner von Schwalbach. Dresden, 1636 ( digitized version )
  • Christian funeral sermon / Bey removal of the corpse of an aristocratic youth / Ludwich Henrich von Taube / Blessed. Dresden, 1636 ( digitized version )
  • Christian funeral sermon / Bey Burial Des / weiland / HochEdlen / und Gestrengen gentlemen / Hanß Caspar von Körbitz / auff Schmiedeberg / Haußdorff / and Zöllwitz / Elector's transit to Saxony ... Hoffmeister / and head taker of the Elector's Land and Tranck Stewers / Blessed. Dresden, 1640 ( digitized version )

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  1. ↑ Gertraud Platteiß (also Blatteis; born April 3, 1556 in Wittenberg; † January 10, 1617 ibid.) Was the daughter of the head of the common caste in Wittenberg Arnold Plateiß and his wife Anna, the daughter of the pastor in Beyern near Herzberg Ambrosius Hun. From their marriage on May 8, 1581, there was a son Johann Strauch (* 1582), who died young. After Aegidius, the couple had their son Johann Strauch I and their daughter Anna Strauch (* 23 August 1591 in Wittenberg; † 23 December 1619 ibid.). Anna married on December 26, 1608 with Dr. med., doctor in Brandenburg / Havel Stephan Marcellus (* Feldberg / Austria; † April 7, 1617 in Brandenburg / Havel). see: Friedrich Balduin: Christian funeral sermon on the beginning of the 7th Psalm. In: Fritz Roth : Complete evaluations of funeral sermons and personal documents for genealogical and cultural-historical purposes . Vol. 8, p. 431, R 7791; Gustav Früh, Hans Goedeke, Hans Jürgen v. Wilckens: The funeral sermons of the Braunschweig city archive. Vol. 8. Hannover 1984, p. 4053, no. 6577.
  2. ^ Album Academiae Vitebergensis AB A. CH MDII USQUE AD A. MDCII. VOLUME SECUNDUM. Halle, 1892 (AAV II) 369a, 34.
  3. ↑ WP Halle Tit.XXXXV 1, 2 , pag. 398.
  4. ↑ WP Halle Tit. XXXXV 1, 2, pag. 780.
  5. ^ Gottfried Suevus : Academia Wittebergensis from Anno Fundationis MDII. Festo Divi Lucae the XIIX. Mens. Octobr. usque ad annum MDCLV. / Quo ipso, supra seculi sui secundi dimidium, annos tres complevit / Continens Privilegium Imperatoris, Bullam Papalem, Conservatoria, Nomina Rectorum, Illustrium, Nobilium, aliorumque egregiorum una cum Numero Inscriptorum. Catalogo Professorum & Promotorum in omnibus Facultatibus & Epistolarum, aliarumq [ue] rerum memorabilium annotatione / Accesserunt Inscriptiones Wittebergenses, usq [ue] ad d. annum MDCLV. Michael Wendt, Wittenberg 1655, p. 422 ( digitized version ).
  6. ^ Georg Buchwald: The clergy ordained in Wittenberg of the parishes of the current Kingdom of Saxony. In: Contributions to the Saxon church history. (BSKG) Leipzig, 1898, Vol. 13, p. 107 ( digitized version ).
  7. ^ Gottfried Suevus: Academia Wittebergensis from Anno Fundationis MDII. Festo Divi Lucae the XIIX. Mens. Octobr. usque ad annum MDCLV. / Quo ipso, supra seculi sui secundi dimidium, annos tres complevit / Continens Privilegium Imperatoris, Bullam Papalem, Conservatoria, Nomina Rectorum, Illustrium, Nobilium, aliorumque egregiorum una cum Numero Inscriptorum. Catalogo Professorum & Promotorum in omnibus Facultatibus & Epistolarum, aliarumq [ue] rerum memorabilium annotatione / Accesserunt Inscriptiones Wittebergenses, usq [ue] ad d. annum MDCLV. Michael Wendt, Wittenberg 1655, p. 432 ( digitized version ).
  8. ↑ see: Erhard Lauterbach: Investitura Merseburgensis… as… Egidius Strauch… as superintendent of… Merseburg Monastery has been instructed…. Leipzig, 1614 ( digitized ).
  9. ↑ see: Matthias Hoë von Hoënegg: Christian InvestiturPredigt / sampt dem gantzen Actu, As Der Ehrworthig und Hochgelahrte Herr Egidius Strauch, Der heiligen Schrifft Doctor / auff Churfürstlichen Sächsischen gracious befehlich / to the parish and superintendentAmpt zu Dreßden / publicly, September 19th was instructed in the Creutz churches /…. Leipzig, 1616 ( digitized version ).
  10. ^ Johann Gottfried Michaelis : Dreßdnische Inscriptiones und Epitaphia, [...] self-published by the author, Dresden 1714, p. 201 f . ( Digital copy from SLUB Dresden; online in the Google book search).
  11. ↑ cf. Fritz Roth : Complete evaluations of funeral sermons and personal documents for genealogical and cultural-historical purposes . Boppard / Rhein, 1961, vol. 2, p. 188, R 1347, see also: Werner Schade: The Cranach family of painters. Anton Schroll, Vienna-Munich, 1974, p. 455.
  12. ^ Bernhard Weissenborn: Album Academiae Vittebergensis. Younger series part 1, (1602–1660). Ernst Holtermann, Magdeburg, 1934, (AAA IV) p. 323, no. 255.
  13. ^ Georg Erler: The younger Marikel of the University of Leipzig 1559-1809. Giesecke & Devrient, Leipzig, 1909 (Matr.UL jR) Vol. 1, p. 453.
  14. ↑ Your paternal grandfather was the merchant Michael Findenkeller (* 1567 in Sommerhausen near Würzburg; † March 18, 1616 in Dresden), who had been active in Dresden since 1596. Since 1596 he was married to Dorothea Fickler (* 1579 in Dresden; † October 30, 1602 in Dresden), the daughter of the Dresden businessman Johann Fickler. The marriage has two sons and two daughters. But the daughters died young. His second marriage was on November 13, 1604 with Ursula Wasewitz (also: Wasebitz; * June 23, 1586 in Wurzen; † January 6, born January 12, 1621 in Dresden), the daughter of the councilor in Wurzen Bartholomäus Wasewitz and of Christina Hornig. There were four sons and three daughters from the marriage, two of whom also died young. Her maternal grandfather was the Electoral Saxon Chamber Secretary Georg Hübner. He was married to Katharina Schütz, the daughter of the Chancellor in Mansfeld Georg Schütz. She also had a sister Johanna Findekeller († November 16, 1630 in Dresden), a brother Hans Georg Findekeller (born May 11, 1625 in Dresden; † September 1, 1632) and a brother Michael Findekeller (born May 1, 1624 in Dresden ; † June 26, 1646 in Wittenberg). With the latter brother, she grew up with her maternal grandmother and later with her uncle Sigismund Hübner. see. Johann Gottfried Michaelis : Dreßdnische Inscriptiones und Epitaphia, […] self-published by the author, Dresden 1714, p. 222 ( digitized ), 232 ( digitized ) & 255 ( digitized ); Rector Academiae Lipsiensis, ad Exequiarum Solennia, quae Matri… Catharinae Dorotheae, Natae Findenkelleriae, Viri… Danielis Heinrici, SS Theol. D. & PP in hac Philuraea Primarii, Haereditarii in Müglenz, Ingenuae Misenensis Canonici & Decani, Electoralis ac Ducalis Consistorii Assessoris, Academiae Decem-Viri, Theologicae Facultatis & Nationis Misnicae Senioris, & Alumnorum Electoralium Ephori… Relictae Viduae, Moeres parestavitimora, Moeres I. cumulate celebranda, Proceres Civesque Academicos invitat. Leipzig, 1682 ( digitized version ); Paul Röber: Mortis certitudo, horae emortualis incertitudo, death's certainty / the hour's uncertainty. Besides the preacher Solomon c. 9th v. 12. Wittenberg, 1648 ( digitized version ); Balthasar Meisner: A Christian funeral sermon / Bey dem Volckreich Begrebnis / Weyland Ehrenvesten / Erbarn und Wolgeachten Mr. Michael Findenkeller the parent, present citizen and noble trader in this laudable city of Dresden. Dresden, 1616 ( digitized version ); Aegidius Strauch: Christian funeral sermon. Welcome to the rich people / The… Frawen Ursulae, Des… Mr. Valentini Schäfers / Citizen / and tradesman to Dreßden married Haußfrawen. Dresden, 1621 ( digitized version ).
  15. ^ Matthias Hoë von Hoënegg: Divine Creutz-Last and Creutz Hülffe ... at the ... funeral of the Frawen Euphrosynen Elisabeth bored shrub of the ... Daniel Heinrichs ... Haußfrawen. Dresden, 1644; ( Digitized version ).
  16. ↑ According to the death register, Stadtkirche Wittenberg.
  17. ↑ Matr. UL. jR I, 453.
  18. ↑ AAV IV 402, No. 135.
  19. ↑ Jürgen Helm, Karin Stukenbrock: Anatomy: Sections of a medical science in the 18th century. Wiesbaden, 2003, p. 180; Pietism and modern times. A yearbook on the history of modern Protestantism. Göttingen 1996, Vol. 22, p. 50; (Johann Heinrich von Berger: Hochschulabdankung… The highest published change… July 26 , 1689. Wittenberg, 1689, In ​​which archive?).
  20. ↑ AAV IV 410, No. 85.
  21. ↑ Gustav Früh, Hans Goedeke, Hans Jürgen von Wilckens: The funeral sermons of the Braunschweig city archive. Hannover, 1984, Vol. 8, p. 4053, No. 6578; Veronika Albrecht-Birkner: Pastors book of the church province of Saxony. Vol. 8, p. 443.
  22. ^ Fritz Roth: Complete evaluations of funeral sermons and personal documents for genealogical and cultural-historical purposes . Boppard / Rhein, 1974, vol. 8, p. 316, R. 7501.
  23. ↑ Children of the marriage were: So. Johann Samuel Strauch (~ 25.10.1648 in Prettin; † 31.08.1649 in Wittenberg), So. Aegidius Strauch (~ 25.03.1647 in Prettin), Mag.phil, deacon at the German parish church in Stockholm and royal. Swedish assessor d. ecclesiastical consistory ibid, ⚭ Elisabeth Bezelt, To. Anna Euphrosina Strauch ⚭ with the kurf. Saxon house waiter Johann Christoph Martini, To. Maria Magdalena Strauch ⚭ with the kurf. Saxon tax collector and accountant at Reichspfennigmeisteramt Christoph Oemichen, To. Dorothea Sophia Strauch ⚭ with d. kurf. Saxon Accise taker and escort in Wittenberg Caspar Ringenheim († 1674), To. Johanna Gertraud Strauch ⚭ with the businessman in Dresden Johann Sigmund Küffner, see also his genealogy and curriculum vitae in the Dresden City Wiki .
  24. ↑ cf. Andreas Muselius: Christian funeral sermon Bey der Sepultur Des… Mr. Johannis Dauthii, IU Doctoris. Hamburg, 1634; Justus Söffing: Bliss in Faith and Shawen. Jena, 1659 ( digitized version ).
  25. ^ Fritz Roth: Complete evaluations of funeral sermons and personal documents for genealogical and cultural-historical purposes . Boppard / Rhein, 1974, vol. 8, p. 504, R 7988.
  26. ↑ AAV IV 425, 128.
  27. ^ Johann Gottfried Michaelis: Dreßdnische Inscriptiones und Epitaphia, […] self-published by the author, Dresden 1714, p. 202 ( digitized version ).
  28. ↑ Quirin Schacher: Verba Lamentosa. ad Ultimum Valete Sui quondam in Iudicio Appellat: Collegae…. Bergen, Leipzig, 1656 ( digitized ).
  29. ↑ Adam Daniel Richter: Reliable news from the Annabergian mint and smith masters, stock and stamp cutters, as well as from the Annabergian first Schreckenbergers, called the millstones. Annaberg, undated, p. 9 ( digitized version ).
  30. ^ Catalog of the princely Stolberg-Stolberg collection of funeral sermons. Degener, Leipzig, 1932, Vol. 4, p. 432.
  31. ^ Abraham Calov: Victor exercitum infernalem discutiens, et Muros Morttis Transcendens. Wittenberg, 1680; ( Digitized version ).
  32. ↑ Georg Albert Kregelmeier (* Wittenberg) June 16, 1592 Uni. Wittenberg (dep.), September 23, 1606 Mag.phil. ibid., March 6, 1611 ord. Wittenberg, 1611 Rev. Niemegk, 1617 to 1630 Rev. Schwanenbeck / Mark, Lit .: AAV II 390b, 36; Pfb. Brandenburg. 1, 449, GND 121101207 .
  33. ^ Sigismund Stephani (born November 29, 1584 in Dresden; † November 12, 1631 in Schönefeld) Va. Sigismund Stephani, citizen and Kramer in Dresden, Mu. Christina Pfützner, To. d. kurf. Saxon Trompeters Stadtschule Dresden, June 8, 1598 to April 5, 1604 kurf. Saxon. Ls. St. Afra in Meißen, May 24th 1604 Uni. Wittenberg (short: Saxon scholarship holder), September 23, 1606 Mag. Phil. ibid., 1610 private tutor Dresden, November 24, 1611 OPfr, insp. u. Teacher kurf. Saxon. Ls. Pforta, December 1, 1614 Rev. Memorial Church in Schönefeld near Leipzig, June 16. 1612 in Wittenberg with Catharina Wezel, To. d. † Diak. (Opfr.) In Luckau / Niederlausitz Mag. Christian Wetzel (2nd son & 4th daughter, 1st Sun and 3rd daughter survived father), To. Anna Maria Stephani ⚭ 1631 Rev. Ebersbrunn near Zwickau Mag. David Zimmermann, Lit .: AAV IV 04, 219; Afran album. 83; Dietmann: 2,352; Gustav Früh, Hans Goedeke, Hans Jürgen v., Wilckens: The funeral sermons of the Braunschweig city archive. Hannover, 1984, Vol. 8, p. 4000, No. 6485; Pfb. KpS. 8, 390; GND 121088464 & GND 121939189 .
  34. ^ Johann Landgraf (also: Landgraff, Landgrave; * December 31, 1581 in Kindelbrück / Thuringia; † December 13, 1629 in Rosenburg), Va. Johann Landgraf, citizen and administrator Oberheldrungen, Mu. Elisabeth Fischer, Schule Kindelbrück, Magdeburg a. Eisleben, April 8, 1604 Uni. Wittenberg, private tutor Döbritz, 1609 Rector Barby, 1612 Rev. Kleinmühlingen, 1628 Rev. Rosenburg, ⚭ June 11, 1610 with Anna Wetzel († December 15, 1629 in Rosenburg), To. d. Rev. in Mügeln u. Insp. Seyda ChristianWetzel ud Sara von Stutterheim, (2nd Sö & 2nd Tö), So. Johann Landgraf († 1613), To. Anna Magdalena Landgraf, So. Salomon Landgraf, To. Sophia Elisabeth Landgraf, Lit .: Pfb. KpS. 5, 257; Roth: Lp. R 5661; GND 120319985 .
  35. ↑ see below.
  36. ↑ Johann Wilcover (also: Wilkover, Wilköfer, Willkofer, born March 13, 1584 Regensburg, † April 23, 1631 ibid.), May 1605 Uni. Wittenberg, September 22, 1607 Mag. Phil. ibid., May 27, 1609 Poeta Lauretatus, June 13, 1609 to February 5, 1622 Vice-Rector in Regensburg, 1623 Guardian Office Clerk ibid., ⚭ 1621 Dorothea Kolhach, To. d. Christian Kolach, Lit .: AAV IV 05, 177; Christian Heinrich Kleinstäuber: Detailed history of the universities in Regensburg. 1638-1880. In: Negotiations of the historical association for Upper Palatinate and Regensburg. Stadtamhof, 1882, vol. 28, p. 41; John Flood: Poets Laureate in the Holy Roman Empire: A Bio-bibliographical Handbook. Walter de Gruyter, Berlin / New York, 2006, vol. 1, p. 2253; GND 115777512 .
  37. ↑ Georg Müller (also: Miller; * Neumarkt / Oberpfalz) October 22, 1603 Uni. Wittenberg, September 23, 1606 Mag. Phil. ibid., Lit .: AAV IV 03, 507; GND 1055714979 .
  38. ↑ Johann Ringlin (* Weissenburg), Lit .: GND 120263769 .
  39. ^ Statius Scharnhorst (* Loburg) May 4, 1604 Uni. Wittenberg, perhaps a son of pastor Friedrich Scharnhorst, who worked as the Rev. in Loburg from 1580 and died of the plague there on September 29, 1608, a schoolmaster and treasurer died in Loburg in 1626 with the name Statius Scharnhorst, Lit .: AAV IV 04 , 144; GND 120324318 .
  40. ↑ Martin Vierthaler (* Koethen) June 29, 1599 Uni. Wittenberg, Mag. Phil., Sp. Resp. Zerbst, Lit .: AAV II 458b, 40; GND 120263785 .
  41. ^ Johann Dorn (~ 3 June 1585 in Weissenburg am Sand), Va. Gregor Dorn, master baker Weissenburg, Mu. Maria Herp, summer semester 1604 Uni. Jena, May 22, 1604 Uni. Wittenberg, 1607 Rev. Bubenheim, July 1633 Rev. Stopfenheim, expelled in 1634 after the Nördlinger Battle, ⚭ 1608 with Sybille NN, Wwe. D. Philipp Salzmann, Lit .: AAV IV 04, 202, Pfb. Ansbach p. 86, no. 514; GND 1055714987 .
  42. ↑ Michael Firnekrantz (* 1582 in Plauen; † July 26, 1655 in Braunschweig) April 28, 1604 Uni. Wittenberg, 1609 Rev. St. Michaelis Braunschweig, 1626 Rev. St. Martini ibid., 1636 Senior ibid., ⚭ Lucia Deter, To. d. Citizen and jeweler Peter Deter (13th child), So. Petrus Firnekranz (* January 1626 in Braunschweig; † June 27, 1658 in Leipzig) 1643 Uni. Helmstedt, 1645 Uni. Jena, 1647 Uni. Wittenberg, Stud. Theol and theol. Kand. Halberstadt, Sun. Nicolaus Firnekranz 1649 Uni. Wittenberg, Lit .: AAV IV 04, 104; Inscription catalog of the city of Braunschweig ; Johann Hülsemann: Life wings / Soon to come to heaven. Leipzig, 1658 ( digitized version ), GND 124616283 .
  43. ^ Nicolaus Nicolai (* Sweden), September 1605 Uni. Wittenberg, A Nicolaus Nicolai Iemtius enrolled at Uppsala University on 08/30/1600, Lit .: Callmer: Svenska studenter i Wittenberg. P. 53, No. 264; GND 120324342 .
  44. ↑ Tobias Reinhardt (* Frankfurt / Oder; † May 8, 1626 in Spandau) Va. Georg Reinhardt, citizen Frankfurt / Oder, Mu. Anna Heber, winter semester 1592/93 Uni. Frankfurt / Oder (non jur.), October 19, 1604 Uni. Wittenberg, Mag. Phil., 1618 Opfr. St. Nicolai u. Sup. In Spandau / Mark, ⚭ September 21, 1618 in Frankfurt / Oder Margarethe Weinhardt, So. Tobias Reinhard (* Spandau; † 1681 in Güldendorf), 1660 Rev. in Güldendorf (Tzschetzschow), Lit .: AAV 04, 478; Mat. UF / O 375,5; Pfb. Brandenburg . 2, 680; GND 120263815 .
  45. ↑ Friedrich Faber (* May 9, 1586 in Stettin / Pomerania; † August 1, □ August 5, 1616 ibid.), Va. Jakob Faber , GSup. Pommern, Mu. Gertrud Runge (* August 17, 1553 in Greifswald; † July 25, 1600 in Stettin), To. d. Jacob Runge, School of Stettin and private teacher, 1601 prince. Pedagogy Stettin ,, 09.1605 Uni. Wittenberg, March 23, 1607 Mag. Phil. ibid., 1608 Uni. Giessen, April 18, 1609 Uni. Tübingen, Uni. Strasbourg, 1610 Pfr.-Subst. St. Nicolaus Stettin, November 26, 1611 ord. Stettin, 1611 (voc. November 11th) Rev. St. Nicolai Stettin, July 8th, 1614 Lic. Theol. University. Wittenberg, July 12, 1614 Dr. theol. ibid., ⚭ 1612 with Barbara Sachtleben, To. d. Burgermstr. in Stettin Balthasar Sachtleben, Lit .: AAV IV 05, 327; Matr. UTüb. 1609 (18196), Joachim Prätorius: Christian funeral sermon Bey the desires of the former ... Friderici Fabri, the holy writings of Doctoris, and Pastoris in S. Nicolai Churches in Old Stettin, who fell asleep gently and blissfully on August 1st, 1616 and following on 5th day of the same month in the Stifftskirchen S. Mariae there was confirmed with great frequency with Christian ceremonies on earth, held and made for printing by M. Joachimum Praetorium Ecclesiastem and professor there. Stettin, 1616 ( digitized version ), Pfb. Pomerania : 1,476; GND 120344998 .
  46. ↑ see above.
  47. ↑ Michael Popp (* October 22, 1585 in Regensburg; † October 3 □ October 7, 1632 ibid.), 05.1605 Uni. Wittenberg, September 20, 1608 Mag. Phil. ibid., 1610 2nd teacher Gymnasium poetici Regensburg, 1612 to 1631 Rev. in Loosdorf / Austria near St. Pölten, 1632 as an exile in Regensburg, ⚭ Rosina NN, Sie ⚭ 2nd May 1637 in Regensburg with the teacher Gym. poetici Regensburg Erasmus Grueber, Lit .: AAV IV 05, 176; Christian Heinrich Kleinstäuber: Detailed history of the universities in Regensburg. 1638-1880. In: Negotiations of the historical association for Upper Palatinate and Regensburg. Stadtamhof, 1882, vol. 28, p. 56; Manfred Enzner, Eberhard Krauss: Exiles from the Lower Austrian Eisenwurzen in Franconia. 2005, p. 327.
  48. ^ Heinrich Julius Strube (* March 12, 1586 in Wolfenbüttel-Heinrichstadt; † December 7, 1629 in Helmstedt), Va. Heinrich Strube († November 23, 1622 in Bockenem), Rev. GSup. Bockenem, Mu. Anna Holstenberg, Goslar School, 06.1605 Uni. Wittenberg, September 22, 1607 Mag. Phil. ibid., September 1, 1608 Poeta Lauretatus ibid., February 2, 1611 Adj. phil. Fac. Ibid., August 1611 adj. Phil. Fac. Uni. Helmstedt, March 1, 1612 ord. Helmstedt, 1611 Opfr. u. Sup. Niederfreden / Lichtenberg (Salzgitter), May 15, 1615 Prof. theol. University. u. GSup. Helmstedt, May 2, 1616 Dr. theol. ibid., winter semester 1622/23 prorector ibid., last Lutheran Orthodox representative in Helmstedt, ⚭ June 7, 1612 with Hedwig Poling († June 2, c. June 5, 1626 in Helmstedt), To. d. Sup. In Greene, sp. GSup. Gandersheim M. Joachim Poling (1. To. And 6. Sö.), ⚭ II. Anna Hampe (born January 18, 1672 in Helmstedt), Wwe. Of Syndikus Heinrich Julius Osterwald, To. d. Burgermstr. Christoph Hampe, Sun. Basilius Sebastian Strube (* 1614; † January 30, 1627 in Helmstedt), To. Anna Hedwig Srube (* June 6, 1616; † 1616), So. Friedrich Strube († 1626), Lit .: AAV IV 05, 224; Matr. UHelm 219, 3: 231, 5: 244, 9: 251, 1: 383; Roth: Lp. R 7583; Strube or Strubius (Heinrich Julius). In: Johann Heinrich Zedler : Large complete universal lexicon of all sciences and arts . Volume 40, Leipzig 1744, column 1066-1068.
  49. ↑ Matthias Georgii Ilsbodonius (* 1578 in Hälsingland, † 1641 in Jäder / Sweden) University. Uppsala, 05.1605 Uni. Wittenberg, 1609 Rector in Stängnäs, 1613 Rev. in Överselö, 1623 Rev. in Jäder, a Matthias Georgi Helsingius was enrolled in Uppsala on October 4, 1605, Lit .: Callmer: 53, No. 265.
  50. ↑ Claus Pedersen Plum (also: Nicolaus Petri Plumius; * July 1585 in Copenhagen; † March 16, 1649), Va. Peter Plum, Mu. Catharine Syben, 1604 Uni. Copenhagen, October 1605 Uni. Wittenberg, 1608 Uni. Heidelberg, 1609 Uni. Giessen, 1612 Uni. Oxford, 1616 Uni. Padua, 1617 Prof. jur. University. Copenhagen, 1621 Dr. jur. ibid., ⚭ I. 1618 with Maren Winstrup († 1636), To. d. Bishop in Sjaelland Peder Winstrup, ⚭ II. 1638 with Kirsten Aslaksen, To. d. Prof. Cort Aslaksen, 4 times rector of the university. Copenhagen, Lit .: H. Friis: Danske Studenter I Wittenberg. P. 159; Dansk biografisk lexicon. Vol. 13., p. 180 ff. ( Digitized version ).
  51. ↑ Zacharias Schubert (* Bunzlau / Silesia; † 1642 ibid.) May 21, 1606 Uni. Wittenberg, 1612 Uni. Leipzig, November 5, 1615 Rector Bunzlau, Lit .: AAV IV 06, 219, Carl Julius Adolf Hoffmann: Die Tonkünstler Schlesiens. A contribution to the art history of Silesia, from the years 960 to 1830. Breslau, 1830, p. 408 ( digitized version ).
  52. ↑ Hans Christophersen Knoff (also: Knoph; * 1578 in Copenhagen / Denmark; † August 16, 1619 in Herlufsholm / Denmark) Roskilde School, 1605 Heilbronn School, March 1606 Uni. Wittenberg, 1607 Uni. Heidelberg, October 15, 1610 Mag.phil. University. Copenhagen, 1613 Rector Herlufsholm, lit .: Friis: Danske Studentter I Wittenberg. P. 160; Gustav Ludvig Wad: Meddelelser om rektorerne paa Herlufsholm, fra skolens stiftelse 1565 to 1878. Nästved, 1878, p. 53 ( digitized version ).
  53. ↑ Balthasar Beck (* Danzig), April 1606 Uni. Wittenberg, Lit .: AAV IV 06, 78.
  54. ↑ Samuel Turingus (also: Thuring * Schweidnitz / Silesia; † 1649 in stealing), April 1606 Uni. Wittenberg, 1616 Rev. Schöbekirch and Polsdorf / Silesia, 1620 Rev. Ruppersdorf near Priborn / Silesia, 1641 Diak. Stealing, 1647 Adiak. ibid., Lit .: AAV IV 06, 120; Erhardt: Presbyterology of Silesia. Liegnitz, 1782, vol. 2, p. 256.
  55. ↑ Gottfried Scholtz (* Brieg / Silesia) April 30, 1605 Uni. Wittenberg, Lit .: AAV IV 05, 146.
  56. ^ Theodor von Seidlitz (* Silesia), April 1606 Uni. Wittenberg, June 13th 1609 Uni. Giessen, Lit .: AAV IV, 06, 119; Matr. UGieß. P. 74.
  57. ^ Heinrich von Geisler (* Silesia), May 2. 1606 Uni. Wittenberg, Lit .: AAV IV, 06, 134.
  58. ^ Siegismund Dietlein (* Prichsenstadt / Franconia; † September 17, 1613 in Crailsheim), Va. Bernhard Dietlein, Brewer Prichsenstadt, July 28, 1606 Uni. Wittenberg, April 5, 1609 Mag. Phil. ibid., 1609 Rector Crailsheim, 1611 Diak. Crailsheim, ⚭ April 17, 1610 in Crailsheim with Dorothea Maria Francisci, To. d. GSup. Ansbach, sp. Abbot Heilsbronn Mag. Adam Francisci (* July 12, 1540 in Jägerndorf; † September 28, 1593 in Heilsbronn) ud Margaretha Schumann († - 1624), you ⚭ II. 1614 with d. Rev. in Eyb and Brodswinden Andreas Vogtherr (born September 10, 1584 in Meinheim; † January 30, 1650 in Eyb) Lit .: AAV 06, 398; Pfb. Ansbach. 78, no. 469.
  59. ^ Johann Schilter (* Leobschütz / Silesia), April 30, 1606 Uni. Wittenberg, September 22, 1607 Mag. Phil. ibid., a Mag.Johann Schilter was Rev. in Leobschütz, Lit .: AAV IV 05, 148.
  60. ^ Theodor von Oesede (* 1581 (1585) Flensburg / Holstein; † December 1641 in Rostock), Va. Gerhard von Oesede, Bürgermstr. Flensburg, Gym. Flensburg u. Lübeck, December 10th, 1606 Uni. Wittenberg, 1608 Uni. Giessen, 03.1612 Uni. Rostock, 1613 Uni. Tübingen, 1615 Uni. Jena, June 12, 1623 Dr. jur. University. Rostock, Mecklenburg. Council and Fiscal of the Oberhofgericht Sternberg, 1637 Prof.-Ass. jur. University. Rostock, Lit .: AAV IV 06, 634; Mat. URost. III, 4b: III 54, a; Ösede, Theodor von. In: Johann Heinrich Zedler : Large complete universal lexicon of all sciences and arts . Volume 25, Leipzig 1740, column 771 .; GND 122857100 .
  61. ^ Sebastian Carolus (also: Karl; * Regensburg), May 1605 Uni. Wittenberg, winter semester 1610 Uni. Jena, Lit .: AAV IV 05, 178; Matr. UJ I, 42; GND 128960299 .
  62. ↑ Konrad von Niemitz (* Silesia) April 1606 Uni. Wittenberg, Lit .: AAV IV 06, 118.
  63. ^ Paul Gesner (* Bunzlau / Silesia), Va. Salomon Gesner, Rev. Bunzlau, 1602 Uni. Wittenberg (short: Saxon scholarship holder), Rev. Lüneburg, Lit .: AAV II 472, 27 & 34, GND 121587835 .
  64. ^ Samuel Stange (* Oldenburg / Friesland), 1608 Mag.phil. University. Wittenberg, Lit .: GND 121393453 .
  65. ↑ Christoph Schneider (born August 26, 1584 in Bitterfeld; † April 25, 1623 ibid. (Pest)), Va. Michael Schneider, Schneider and city judge Bitterfeld, Mu. Anna Roth († April 1623 in Bitterfeld), To d. Opfr. u. Sup.Seyda Caspar Roth, June 30th. 1604 Uni. Wittenberg, March 15, 1608 Mag.phil. ibid., 1610 Diak. Bitterfeld, 1618 Opfr. u. Sup. Ibid., ⚭ July 3, 1621 Catharina Kempf († April 1623 in Bitterfeld (Pest)), To. d. Rev. in Groß-Lissa Matthäus Kempf ud Katharina Hennig, To. Anna Catharina Schneider ⚭ with d. Opfr. u. Sup. Zahna Johann Crusius, Lit .: AAV IV 04, 320; Pfb. KpS. 7,545; GND 120779781 .
  66. ↑ Georg Vitus (* Hildesheim) April 16, 1608 Uni. Wittenberg, March 27, 1610 Mag. Phil ibid., Lit .: AAV 08, 109; GND 120489252 .
  67. ↑ Georg von Truchseß (born March 26, 1550 in Nauendorf; † May 11, c. May 21, 1610 in Nauendorf), Va. Hans von Tuchseß in Nauendorf and Glaubitz, Mu. Elisabeth Pflug from d. House of Zabelitz, ⚭ 1575 with Orjana von Kanitz from d. House Döben, (4th son and 2nd daughter, 2nd son and 1st toe † before father).
  68. ↑ Andreas Wendt (* 1528 in Oschatz, † March 30, 1610 in Oschatz), Va. Andreas Wendt (* Wittenberg), Councilor Oschatz, University of Wittenberg, 1558 Councilor Oschatz, sp. City judge, 1571 mayor, ⚭ 1553 with Martha Keyser, To. d. Jacob Keyser (10th child, 6th son & 4th daughter, 1st sun and 2nd daughter survived father), Sun. Georg Wendt, Mayor Oschatz, To. Salome Wendt ⚭ Johann Winckelmann († - 1610), citizen and councilor Oschatz.
  69. ↑ Wolff von Obschelwitz (* 1552 in Kleindöltzig; † September 8th, c. September 16, 1611 in Glesien), Va. Hans von Obschelwitz auf Kleindöltzig, Mu. AnnaSäck von Peichlitz, was a soldier in the Netherlands, was 12 years old prince . Stop. Taffelsteher, 18. J. Gutsherr auf Gossa, sp. Glesien, mentioned relatives, Christoph von Obschelwitz, Balthasar von Obschelwitz, Martha von Obschelwitz ⚭ Caspar von Hanffstengel zu Netzschkau, Anne von Obschelwitz ⚭ Christoph von Hanffstengel zu Krugkstedt.
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  71. ^ Eva Nauendorfer (* July 1562 Niemegk; † October 10, c. October 14, 1616 in Dresden), Va. Thomas Nauendörfer, citizen of Niemegk near Belzig, Mu. Agnes NN, Rev. To. from Niemegk, you ⚭ II. Rev. NN, grew up in Niemegk, servant at the kurf. Brandenburg. Court. in Berlin, followed Sophie von Brandenburg (1568–1622) as a valet at the Saxon court in Dresden, ⚭ January 6, 1588 in Dresden with the Protonotar am kurf. Saxon Upper Consistory Dresden, sp. kurf. Saxon Secretary of the Thuringian District Mag. Johann Reisiger (9th child, 5th child, 3rd son & 2nd daughter survived mother), To. NN Reisiger ⚭ with d. Plant manager Dippoldiswalde NN
  72. ↑ Ursula Bachmann (* July 11, 1579 in Gimmeritz near Halle, † July 16, c. July 20, 1617 in Dresden), Va. Johann Bachmann, Schösser Halle (Saale), Mu. Gertraud Rehme, To. d. Office locksmith in Lauchstedt near Merseburg Johann Rehme, ⚭ I. 1596 Johann Schwartze (* Leipzig; † 1607) ⚭ II. November 8, 1608 with d. kurf. Saxon Hof- u. Senior Consistorial Councilor Dr. jur. Joseph Avenari, lived with her second husband in Leipzig, Zeitz and Dresden, (1st Sun & 2nd daughter, † before mother).
  73. ^ Paul Reich (* 1581 in Neustadt / Saxony; † June 25, c. June 29, 1617 in Dresden), Va. Paul Reich, Rev. Neustadt over Stolpen, Mu. Maria Richter, To. d. Rev. Neustadt Paul Richter, Bautzen School, 1601 Uni. Wittenberg (4th year), Mag. Phil. ibid., 1602 cantor Neustadt / Saxony (3rd year), 1605 Rev. Großerkmannsdorf (6th year), 1611 Diak. Holy Cross Church in Dresden (6th year), ⚭ 1606 with Maria Herfort, To. d. Rev. in Pulsnitz Jeremias Heerfort (2nd son, 3rd daughter).
  74. ↑ Magdalena Unwirt (born April 25, 1552 in Annaberg; † March 19, c. March 25, 1617 in Dresden), Va. Johann Unwirt, kurf. Saxon Zehendner in Annaberg, Mu. Catharina Schultze, To. d. Zehender in Annaberg Georg Schultze, ⚭ 1571 kurf. Saxon chamber clerk u. Distributor in Freiberg Hieronymus Krawieder († 1586), relatives mentioned in dedication: Marie ⚭ Ezechiel von der Heyden.
  75. ↑ Sibylla Vogel (born September 30, 1571 in Dresden; † December 17, c. December 23, 1617 in Dresden), Va. Elias Vogel , Mag. Phil., Kurf. Saxon Lehnsekr. u. Mayor of Dresden, Mu. Sibylla Scheuglich, To. d. Melchior Scheutzlich, ⚭ September 21, 1590 with kurf. Saxon Landrentmstr. Matthias Hanitzsch († 1605), (6th daughter and 2nd son), To. Sophia Hanitzsch († young), To. Dorothea Hanitzsch († young), To. Sybilla Hanitzsch († young), So. Christian Hanitzsch, So. Gottfried Hanitzsch, To. Raisin Hanitzsch ⚭ with kurf. Saxon Appellations- u. Senior Consistorial Councilor Dr. jur. Leonhard Köppel, To. Elisabeth Hanitzsch, To. Maria Magdalena Hanitzsch (* December 5, 1594 in Dresden; † December 18, c. December 23, 1617 ibid.).
  76. ↑ Christoph Friedhelm (born August 10, 1565 in Dresden; † December 6, c. December 11, 1617 in Dresden), Va. Lorenz Friedhelm († 1567 in Dresden), Bürger a. Büttner, Mu. Anna NN, grew up in Annaberg, trained in Torgau a. Dresden, merchant and councilor in Dresden in 1609, ⚭ September 7, 1590 with Barbara Straßburger, od Bürgers in Dippoldiswalde Christoph Straßburger (childless).
  77. ↑ Ursula von Carlewitz (born March 26, 1545; † August 25, 1618, born in Dresden in Pulsnitz), Va. Georg von Carlewitz († 79th year old), Saxon councilor a. Stadthalter, Mu. Anna Pflug (⚭ September 15, 1521) from the House of Lamperswalde, ⚭ 1563 with d. kurf. Saxon councilor, court marshal, colonel and captain of the offices of Stolpen and Radeberg Hans Wolff von Schönberg on Pulsnitz, Bretting, Brauna and Surick († December 8, 1603 in Pulsnitz) (7th son. and 10th daughter, 3rd son and 4th daughter survived mother), relatives named in dedication: Ursula von Carlwitz ⚭ von Schönberg.
  78. ↑ Georg Lufft (born April 15, 1542 in Dippoldiswalde; † July 15, c. July 17, 1618 in Dresden), Va. Hans Lufft, Bürger u. Baker Dippoldiswalde, Mu. Walpurga Morgenstern, To. des. Citizen and innkeeper in Dippoldiswalde Michael Morgenstern, 1564 as a field trumpeter in the Swedish war, 1566 court trumpeter, sp. Citizen of Dresden, ⚭ October 29, 1576 Marie Nitzsche († - 1618), To. d. Stadtschreiber u. Councilor in Torgau Erasmus Nitzsche (4th son and 7th daughter, 1st Sunday and 4th daughter † before father) To. NN Lufft († 1618) ⚭ with d. kurf. Saxon wine master Nicolai Hoffmann.
  79. ↑ Balthasar Jentzsch (* 1546 in Leipzig; † October 13, c. October 16, 1616 in Dresden), Va. Hans Jentzsch, Bürger u. Carpenter in Leipzig, Mu. Dorothea Creutzfähnlein, 1580 businessman and citizen of Dresden, ⚭ Magdalene Preusser (* 1564; † December 19, c. December 22, 1617 in Dresden), To. d. Citizens and goldsmiths in Dresden Martin Preusser ud Magdalene Schmeisser, (1. So. U. 1. To, 1. So. † young) To. NN ⚭ kurf. Saxon Candidate JohannPolster.
  80. ↑ Barbara Renner (born November 21, 1590 in Dresden; † August 30, c. September 3, 1617 ibid.), Va. Georg Renner, Bürger u. Pedestal in Dresden, Mu. Anna NN, ⚭ 23 August 1614 in Dresden with d. Citizen u. Pharmacist Caspar Peißker.
  81. ^ Heinrich Mittelstadt (also Mittelstädt, Mittelstedt; * February 2, 1537 in Stendal / Altmark; † July 14, c. July 18, 1619 in Dresden), Va. Joachim Mittelstadt († July 11, 1592 in Tangermünde), citizen of Stendal and Tangermünde, Mu. Margarethe NN, Stendal School and Tangermünde, Uni. Wittenberg (3rd year), 1576 Pestdiak. Meissen, 1576 Deacon. Jessen, 1578 Rev. Brockwitz near Meißen (4th year), 1581 Rev. St. Annen Dresden, 1591 Diak. Kreuzkirche Dresden, February 18, 1567 with Sibylle Schneider, To. d. Citizen u. Cloth maker in Meißen Wolfgang Schneider (4th son and 3rd daughter, † all before father).
  82. ↑ Johann babbling (born November 12, 1563 Radeberg;.. † June 28 lim July 2, 1619 in Dresden)., Va Urban Fasel, Citizen &. Shoemaker in Radeberg, Mu. Anna Pflug, To. d. Fischers in Walrode Simon Pflug, 1578 Leipzig School, 1585 kurf. Saxon portrait and Court painter in Dresden, ⚭ I. on November 12, 1589 in Dresden with Rosina Bart († 1604), To. d. Citizen u. Tuchmachers in Dresden Matthaei Bart (2nd son and 3rd daughter, 2nd daughter survived father), ⚭ II. On May 6, 1605 Barbara Göttlich, To. d. Citizen and Weißbäckers in Dresden Valentin Göttlich (2nd son and 1st to., 1st Sun. † young).
  83. ^ Anne Günther (* February 4, 1587 in Dresden; † August 24, c. August 27, 1619 ibid.), Va. Ambrosius Günther, kurf. Saxon servants u. Councilor Dresden, Mu. Walpurga Entzwart (* Torgau), June 24, 1604 in Dresden the kurf. Saxon. Head of the People's Office, Balthasar Plennagel.
  84. ↑ Centuri Pflug on Gersdorf (* February 2, 1598 in Strehla, † March 29, 1619 in Gersdorf, born May 25, 1619 in Dresden), Va. Otto Pflug the Elder. († April 2, 1583) kurf. Saxon Hofratmstr. Mu. Elisabeth von Carlewitz from the house of Kriebichstein, Ehrenberg and Waldheim, To. d. Knight Georg von Carlewitz on Kriebichenstein, Ehrenberg a. Waldheim, after a long development as military war supervisor and captain in Nossen, ⚭ I. February 27, 1603 in Dresden with Sara von Starschedel († October 14, 1604), To. dd kurf. Saxon District Administrator Innocent von Starschedel auf Borna u. Meliss, (1. So.) So. Christian Pflug († young), ⚭ II. July 26, 1612 in Gersdorf Brigitta von Grunradt (Grünroth) from the Seifersdorf house, To. d. Wolff Dietrichs von Grunradt on Seifersdorf and Widerroda (1st Sun. and 4th Daughter; 1st Sun. and 1st To. † young), relatives mentioned in dedication: Georg Pflug d. Ä on poster stone, short. Saxon Chamber u. Bergrat, Otto von Starschedel on Schluckenau, Rödern and Gotha, Otto Heinrich Pflug on Strehla and Kreinitz, Georg Pflug the Elder. J. auf Posterstein, short. Saxon Chamberlain, Christian Pflug on Gersdorf.
  85. ↑ Justine Hanitzsch (* May 31, 1583 in Dresden; † November 21, c. November 25, 1619), Va. Matthias Hanitzsch († January 1605), kurf. sächs. Landrentmstrasse, Mu. Magdalena Cramer († 1589), To. d. Citizen in Torgau Johann Cramer, ⚭ September 9, 1606 in Dresden with d. kurf. Saxon secretary for pension and tax matters Caspar Zeisse (3rd son and 3rd daughter, 1st Sun and 1st to. † young).
  86. ↑ Regine Keiling (* February 22, 1581; † June 7, c. June 10, 1619 in Dresden), Va. Christoph Keiling, councilor a. Judge in Dresden, Mu. Anna Merbitz, To. d. Citizen and ship dealer in Dresden Hans Merbitz, ⚭ November 17, 1607 with d. Citizen and ship merchant in Dresden Christoph Schaller (1st Sun and 4th daughter).
  87. ↑ Elisabeth Müller (* March 2, 1574 in Dresden; † July 14, c. July 19, 1619 in Dresden), Va. Erasmus Müller, kurf. Saxon mouth cook in Dresden, Mu. Anna Preusser, ⚭ April 1, 1600 with d. Citizen of Dresden Johann Caspar Curien (childless).
  88. ↑ Magdalene Buchner (* February 18, 1595 in Dresden; † January 16, c. January 20, 1619 ibid.), Va. Paul Buchner (1531–1607), kurf. sächs. Oberzeug- u. Baumstrasse, Mu. Maria Krössen, To. d. Citizen Msr. Dresden Sebastian Krössen , ⚭ February 17, 1618 with d. kurf. Saxon tax officials Johannes Kelterlein, Sun. NN Kelterlein (born January 7, 1619 in Dresden).
  89. ↑ Blandine Schürer (born August 27, 1594 in Dresden; † December 19, c. December 22, 1618 ibid.), Va. David Schürer, kurf. Saxon secret sec. in Dresden, Mu. Elisabeth Hüter, To. d. Councilor in Leipzig Georg Hüter, ⚭ August 19, 1612 with d. Citizen u. Gold worker in Dresden Michael Ayrer (1st Sun and 2nd daughter).
  90. ↑ Magdalena Fritze (* October 24, 1571 in Torgau; † May 30, c. June 2, 1620 in Dresden), Va. Bartholomäus Fritze, councilor in Torgau, Mu. Maria Sibsen, To. d. Andreas Sibsen, ⚭ I. March 13, 1595 with kurf. Saxon Kammermstr. Balthasar Leicher († May 23, 1611), ⚭ January 19, 1613 with d. kurf. Saxon servant and councilor in Dresden Ambrosius Günther.
  91. ↑ Christoph Letzer (* December 25, 1563 in Lohmen; † September 11, c. September 14, 1620 in Dresden), Va. Hans Letzer, Lehnmann in Lohmen, Mu. Margarethe Friedrich, Lohmen School, merchant training in Leipzig (10th J .), Citizens and Merchant in Dresden, ⚭ December 5, 1587 in Schneeberg Marie NN (1. So. & 1. To, 1. So. † young), To. Anne Letzer ⚭ I. with short. Saxon Chamber Clerk Nicolaus Pfeiffer, ⚭ II. NN Peißker.
  92. ↑ Barbara Fabri (born November 29, 1619 in Dresden; † February 15, c. February 18, 1620 ibid.), Va. Alexander Fabri, lawyer in Dresden a. Dr. jur.
  93. ↑ Margarethe von Schleinitz from the house of Hanißbach (* June 22, ~ July 2, 1564 in Posterstein; † October 18, c. October 29, 1620 in Dresden), Va. Christoph von Schleinitz from Hanißbach, Halenstein and Ronneburg, kaiserl . President of the Reichshof Council, Mu. Margaretha von Schönberg, To. d. Caspar von Schönberg auf Posterstein, Satha and Pfaffroda, dedicated: Georg von Starschedel auf Steinicht u. Wolmßdorf.
  94. ↑ Michael Reisse (born September 3, 1579 in Berlin; † October 9, 1620 in Graditz, c. October 15, 1620 in Dresden), Va. Vincentius Reisse, kurf. brandenb. Armstr., Mu. Magdalena Dröbiss, To. d. Councilor in Halle (Saale) Moritz Dröbiss, first copyist in Zeitz, then active at the herzogl. Hof in Brieg / Silesia, sp. kurf. Saxon valet in Lichtenburg near Pretzsch, was then in the Swedish war, was at the siege of the city of Braunschweig Feldzeugmstr., bishop. Halberstädt. Feldzeugmstr. in Halle, head of the kurf. Saxon armory in Dresden, February 21, 1615 with Agatha Günther, To. dd kurf. Saxon servants u. Councilor in Dresden Ambrosius Günther (2nd son, 1st Sun † young, 1st Sun NN (* August 1620 in Dresden)).
  95. ↑ Christoph von Loß on Schleinitz and Stößlitz (born April 13, 1574 in Pilnitz; † August 17, 1620 in Schleinitz, born September 1, 1620 in Leuben / Dresden), Va. Christoph von Loß on Pilnitz and Kraupa, roman imperial . Reichspfennigmstr. u. kurf. Saxon counselor, Mu. Martha Pflug from the Knauthayn family, Br. Joachim von Loß, Br. Nicol von Loß, 1589 Uni. Jena, 1591 Uni. Leipzig, 1594 trip to Italy, 1597 kurf. Saxon Councilor, 1602 elector. Saxon Church Council, 1606 kurf. sächs.Geh.-Rat, 1609 kurf. Saxon court marshal u. emperor. Council, 1619 emperor. Reichs Pfennigmstr., ⚭ 1598 in Dresden Marie von Schleinitz (3rd son and 5th daughter, 2nd daughter † young).
  96. ↑ Johann Winckler (also: Winkler; born November 29, 1576 in Josbach; † July 16, c. July 30, 1620 in Dresden), Va. Georg Winckler, Rev. Josbach, sp. Rev. Altenberg, Mu. Maria Hesti, To. d. Rev. in Possendorf Johann Hestius, Altenberg School, kurf. Saxon. Ls. St. Afra Meißen, Uni. Leipzig, 1599 Deacon. Stolpen, 1604 Deacon. Kreuzkirche Dresden, ⚭ I. 1600 Martha Sauermann (also: Sawermann; † September 17, 1617), To. d. Councilor u. Official administrator in Dresden Johann Sauermann (4th son and 5th daughter, 3rd daughter † young), ⚭ February 3rd, 1619 Marie Winckelmann, To. d. Citizen u. Notary in Dresden Joachim Winckelmann (1. To.).
  97. ^ Johann Teucher (born May 10, 1558 in Freiberg; † June 5, c. June 8, 1621 in Dresden), Va. Johann Teucher, Rev. St. Nicolaus Freiberg u. Bockelwitz, Mu. Margarita Starcke, To. d. Citizens in Freiberg Andreas Starcke, Freiberg School, 1573 Glaucha School, 1579 Uni. Leipzig, 1585 Adj.-Secretary d. kurf. Lehn- u. Court in Dresden, 1605 Lehn- u. Court secret. ibid, ⚭ I. on February 9, 1588 in Dresden with Catherine Hesse († March 21, 1613), To. d.kurf. Saxon law firm relatives Valentin Hesse (childless); ⚭ II. On October 3, 1614 with Barbara Lindemann, To. d. Friedrich Lindemann (childless).
  98. ↑ Marcus Röling the Elder (* October 2, 1562 in Freiberg, † January 4, c. January 9, 1621 in Dresden), GVav. Laurentius Röling, with his brother Erasmus Röling, farmer of the Zinnberkwerk in Geussing (Geißig) and Altenburg, both became owners of the mine in Geißig, Va. Sigismund Röling, Bürgermstr. in Freiberg, Mu. Magdalene Hilliger, To. d. Burgermstr. in Freiberg Wolfgang Hilliger , Br. Sigismund Röling on Hirschfeld († - 1621), Dr. jur u. kurf. Saxon Council, Freiberg School, 1586 kurf. Saxon Chamber Clerk Dresden, 1613 Kammermstr. ibid., 1624 kurf. Saxon Kammermstr. ibid., ⚭ 1599 with Anna Marie Klinger, To. d. Johann Klinger on Pölau (childless).
  99. ↑ Ursula Wasewitz (also: Wasebitz; * June 23, 1586 in Wurzen; † January 6, c. January 12, 1621 in Dresden), Va. Bartholomäus Wasewitz, Councilor Wurzen, Mu. Christina Hornig, To. d. Councilor in Wurzen Lucas Hornig, ⚭ I. on November 13, 1604 with the citizen and merchant Michael Findekeller († March 8, 1616 in Dresden) (4th son and 3rd daughter, 2nd daughter † young), ⚭ II. On November 2, 1618 with d. Citizen and businessman in Dresden Valentin Schäfer.
  100. ↑ Georg Pflug the Elder Ä. on Posterstein and Volmerßhausen (* January 7, 1569 in Auerbach, † February 25, c. March 14, 1621 in Dresden), Va. Alexander Pflug zu Collnbach from the Strehla house, kurf. Palatinate. Captain in Auerbach, Mu. Catharina von Ebleben, To. d. Georg von Ebleben zum Thanstein (14th child, 2nd son and 3rd daughter still living in 1621), Uni. Altdorf, 1594 trip to Italy, 1598 kurf. Saxon Chamberlain Dresden, 1604 kurf. Saxon Hofmstr. 1615 kurf. Saxon Chamber Council in Altenburg, 1617 kurf. Saxon chamber and mountain ridge in Dresden, ⚭ 1601 in Torgau Agnes von Reussen (Reissin), Wwe. d. princely Saxon Stallmsttr. Rudolf von Bünau auf Treben (2nd Sö. 1. To, 1. So. Bernhard Pflug († November 4, 1620 in Dresden, young)), relatives in dedication: Otto Pflug auf Salfeld Fürstl. Saxon Coburg. Advice u. marggräf. brandenb. Chamber Councilor and Hofmeister Kulmbach, Georg Pflug auf Posterstein, kurf. Saxon Chamberlain u. Oberbaumstrasse
  101. ↑ Anna-Marie Schefer (born April 14, 1594 in Dresden; † July 21, c. July 25, 1621 ibid.), Va. Conrad Schefer , Kaufmann a. 1621 Buergerstr. Dresden, Mu. Martha Brockmann, To. d. Citizen u. Innkeeper in Dresden Paul Brockmann, ⚭ January 28, 1612 with d. Ass. D. med. Fac. Uni. Leipzig, sp. Doctor in Dresden, Mag. Phil. u. Dr. med. Johann Kögeler (also: Cögeler) (2nd son and 4th daughter, 2nd daughter † young).
  102. ↑ Wolfgang Rudolf Rabiel (* August 22, 1621 in Dresden, † November 29, c. December 6, 1621 in Dresden), Va. Wolfgang Rabiel on Pouch and Tiefensee († September 21, 1621 in Dresden), kurf. Saxon Kammer- und Bergrat, Mu. Margarita von Ende, from the house of Tzscheplin.
  103. ↑ To. NN von Mansfeld (born January 31, 1622 in Dresden (stillborn), welcomed February 3, 1622 ibid.), Va. Wolfgang von Mansfeld , Count von Mansfeld, noble von Heldrungen, Saxon lieutenant general and general field bishop of the duchies of Upper and Lower Silesia , Mu. Sophie Freiin Schenck zu Trautenburg and Frauenprießnitz.
  104. ↑ Martha Brockmann (born November 13, 1574 in Dresden; † June 13, c. June 17, 1622 in Dresden), Va. Paul Brockmann, Bürger u. Innkeeper in Dresden, Mu. Marie Fickler, To. d. Citizen in Dresden Johann Fickler, ⚭ May 29, 1593 in Dresden with Cunrad Schefer , businessman and mayor in Dresden , To. NN Schefer († July 17, 1621 in Dresden) ⚭ January 28, 1612 with Mag.phil. u. Dr. med. Johann Kögeler, So. Cunrad Schefer († young (2nd day old)).
  105. ↑ Rudolf von Bünau on Wesen and Blanckenstein (* October 21, 1547 in Pirna; † January 29, 1622 in Dresden, c. February 9, 1622 in Wesenstein), Va. Heinrich von Bünau on Wesen and Planckenstein, kurf. Saxon Landvogt in Pirna, Mu. Magarite von Miltitz from the house of Rabenau, ⚭ I. 1571 with Christine von Schleinitz († 1602), To. d. kurf. Saxon councilor Hans von Schleinitz, ⚭ II. 1605 with Margarita von Ponikau, To. d. Loth von Ponikau auf Krittenstein, cousins ​​exp. Dedicated: Rudolf von Bünau, on Wesen, Giessen and Planckenstein, Rudolf von Bünau the Elder. Ä. on Lauenstein and Schönstein, Günther von Bünau d. Ä on Lauenstein and Schönstein, Heinrich von Bünau on Lauenstein and Schönstein, Rudolf von Bünau d. J. on Lauenstein and Schönstein, Günther von Bünau d. J. on Lauenstein and Schönstein, Rudolf von Bünau d. Ä. on Tetzschen, Bodenbach u. Thiermitz etc., Günther von Bünau on Tetzschen, Bodenbach a. Thiermitz etc., Rudolf von Bünau on Tetzschen, Bodenbach a. Thiermitz etc.
  106. ↑ Balthasar Meisner (also: Meißner; * May 24, 1556 in Axien † May 1, c. May 7, 1623 in Dresden), Va. Balthasar Meisner, farmer in Axien (was 93 y.), Mu. Margarita NN ( was 73 y.), Prettin School, 1567 Zerbst School, 1571 Uni. Wittenberg, 1578 Rector Brehna, 1580 teacher Wittenberg, 1583 Pfr.-Subst. Dresden, 1584 City Preacher Dresden, 1586 Mag.phil. University. Wittenberg, ⚭ 1584 Anna Krantz, To. d. kurf. Saxon court servant in Dresden Frantz Krantz (1. So. and 3. Da., 1. To. † young) To. Dorothea Meisner ⚭ Friedrich Balduin , To. Anna Meisner ⚭ with the lawyer in Dresden a. Dr. jur. Jacob Schmid, So. Balthasar Meisner .
  107. ↑ Ambrosius Günther (born June 1, 1550 in Torgau; † November 13, c. November 22, 1624 in Dresden), Va. Bonaventura Günther, Bürger u. Schneider Torgau, Mu. Agatha Horst, School Torgau, was a field trumpeter in d. Netherlands a. 1574 in France, principal trumpeter at the Anhalt court in Dessau, 1602 kurf. Saxon valet in Dresden, 1604 councilor ibid., ⚭ I. 1577 with Walburga Entzwart (†), To. d. Citizen and innkeeper in Torgau Johann Entzwart (3rd son and 5th daughter, 2nd son survived father), ⚭ II. On January 19, 1613 in Dresden Magdalena NN († 1620), Wwe. D. kurf. Saxon Kammermstr. Balthasar Leicher, ⚭ II. On February 10, 1622 with Anne NN, Wwe. D. kurf. Saxon Baumstrasse Melchior Brenner, So. Wilhelm Günther kurf. Saxon court musician, So. Ambrosius Günther, To. Agatha Günther († August 1, 162? In Danzig) ⚭ I. with d. Saxon Head of d. Zeughaus in Dresden Michael Reissen, ⚭ II. With d. Captain of the City of Gdansk.
  108. ↑ Ludwig von Taube on Paiack u. Finn (* 1589 - † July 27, 1624 in Leipzig, c. August 8, 1624 in Dresden), Va. Jacob von Taube on Pajack a. Finne, Mu. Dorothea von Bremen from the Robocka family, was first chamberlain to Count Joachim Friedrich von Mansfeld in Latvia (4th year), then became elected. Saxon Chamberlain, 1618 kurf. Saxon Chamberlain, ⚭ January 1, 1620 in Dresden with Anna Maria von Lützelburg, To. dd kurf. Saxon Jägermstr. Werner von Lützelburg on Tzschäckwitz, Sareck u. Nitting (3rd Ki. 1st Ki † young, 2nd stillborn) relative mentioned in dedication: Heinrich von Taube on Paiack and Finn, kurf. Saxon Chamberlain.
  109. ↑ Rosine Fuchs (born November 22, 1582 in Dresden; † December 8, closed December 12, 1624 ibid.), Va. Michael Fuchs, kurf. Saxon factor and court clothing distributor, Mu. Christine von Zedwitz, To. d. kurf. Saxon mint in Freiberg Hieronymus von Zedwitz, ⚭ I. on 23 August 1603 kurf. Saxon court clothing distributor Elias Klichzer († November 5, 1613 in Dresden) (1st Sun and 2nd daughter, † young), ⚭ II on February 4, 1617 in Dresden with d. kurf. Saxon chamber clerk Urban Marckerdt (3rd daughter).
  110. ^ Anne Marie von Körbitz (* August 15 ~ August 23, 1607 in Schleinitz; † January 1, c. January 6, 1626 in Dresden), GVav. Caspar von Körbitz on Sedlitz, short. Saxon Captain von Schlieben, GMuv. Sibylla von Damitzsch, GVam. Christoph von Loß the Elder on Pilnitz, Kraupa u. Jessen, emperor. Council, Reichspfennigmstr. u. kurf. Saxon Council, GMum. Martha Pflug from Krauthain, Va. Johann Caspar von Körbitz auf Schmiedeberg u. Jonsdorf, short. Saxon Hofmstrasse, Mu. Maria von Loß from the Pilnitz family, engaged on November 28, 1625 to Tam von Bernstein auf Bernstein.
  111. ^ Marie von Loß from d. House Pilnitz (born May 29, 1575 in Pilnitz; † February 23, c. March 5, 1626 in Dresden), GVav. Joachim von Loß auf Bereuh (Baruth?), Kurf. Saxon captain in Senftenberg, GMuv. Catharina von Bernstein from Borken, GVam. Valentin Pflug on Knauthain, GMum. Barbara von Schönberg and Neue Sorge, Va. Christoph von Loß auf Pilnitz, Kraupa u. Jessen, emperor. Council, Reichspfennigmstr., Kurf. Saxon Council u. Hofmarschall, Mu. Martha Pflug, from d. Knauthain house, ⚭ March 23, 1606 in Dresden with kurf. Saxon Hofmstr. Caspar von Körbitz on Schmiedeberg u. Jonsdorf, (3rd son and 5th daughter, 2nd son and 2nd daughter † young).
  112. ^ Johann Kluge (* September 27, 1558 in Auerbach / Vogtland; † October 23, c. October 28, 1628 in Dresden), Va. Michael Kluge, Bürger u. Court of Justice in Auerbach, Auerbach School, 1576 tradesman apprenticeship in Nuremberg, 1579 clerk in Leipzig, 1584 clerk in Dresden, 1616 clerk ibid., 1620 councilor ibid., ⚭ I. 1597 Susanna Döpelt († ± 1618/19), To. d. Bürger in Schneeberg Paul Döpelt (2nd daughter), ⚭ II. September 18, 1620 Barbara NN, Wwe. D. Dresdener Kaufmanns u. Councilor Christof Friedhelm, To. Maria Kluge ⚭ with d. Merchant in Dresden Hieronymus Sorge, To. Susanne Kluge ⚭ with d. Merchant in Dresden Christoph Dürre.
  113. ^ Anne Sternenbecke (also: Sternenlecke, November 11th ~ November 12th, 1577 in Jena; † February 6th, c. February 12th, 1629 in Dresden), Va. Valentin Sternenbecke († August 19, 1611), el. Saxon court advocate in Dresden, Mu. Ursula Pfreund († January 24, 1620), To. d. Citizen u. Pharmacist in Wittenberg Caspar Pfreund ud Anna Cranach, ⚭ October 31, 1608 in Dresden with d. kurf. Saxon Lehn- u. Court secretary in Dresden Jacob Beck, 1. So. NN Beck (born February 4, 1610 in Dresden; † February 9, 1610 ibid.).
  114. ↑ Margarite Ayrer (* July 20, 1581; † June 1, c. June 5, 1628 in Dresden), Va. Michael Ayrer (* Nuremberg), kurf. Saxon armorer, Mu. Regina Bleifelder, od Christoph Bleifelder, ⚭ I. on November 27, 1599 in Dresden with d. Citizen u. Jeweler in Dresden Ludwig de Minter († April 29, 1611 in Dresden) (5th son and 1st t., 3rd son and 1st t. Survived mother), ⚭ II. On February 20, 1621 with city judge u. Councilor in Dresden Stephan Maul, Sun. Ludwig de Minter, citizen a. Jeweler in Dresden, So. Michael de Minter princely. landgräfl. Hess. Valet, Sun. David de Minter, Student Uni. Wittenberg, To. Elisabeth de Minter ⚭ with d. Accountant at the Kaiser. Reichspfennigamt Paul Rötting.
  115. ↑ Gertraud Dörer (born September 29, 1605 in Dresden; † March 31, born April 7, 1629 in Dresden), Va. Andreas Dörer (born February 21, 1557; † March 24, 1622 in Dresden), Mag. Phil ., Dr. med. u. kurf. Saxon personal physician Dresden, Mu. Gertraut Rotheupt († October 14, 1608 in Dresden), To. d. Citizens and merchants in Leipzig Heinrich Rotheupt auf Zehmen and Christinen von Thun, To d. Citizen and merchant in Kölln / Rhein Peter von Thun, ⚭ November 25, 1622 kurf. Saxon Senior Consistorial Councilor in Dresden Dr. jur. Nicolaus Helfrich.
  116. ↑ Laurentius Hoffmann (born April 12, 1582 in Halle (Saale), † December 30, 1630, born January 7, 1631 in Dresden), GVav. Johann Hoffmann, citizen Bamberg, Va. Laurentius Hoffmann, citizen a. Pharmacist in Halle (Saale), Mu. Elisabeth Holtzwirt, To. d. Citizen u. Pharmacist in Halle (Saale) Wolfgang Holzwirt ud Katharina Kling, 1599 Uni. Leipzig, Uni. Wittenberg, Uni. Padua, trip to Italy, Uni. Basel, Mag. Phil u. Dr. med. ibid., via Strasbourg to France, England, 1606 doctor in Halle (Saale), 1626 kurf. Saxon personal physician Dresden, imperial. Pfalzgraf, ⚭ 1606 Martha Brunner, To. d. Dr. med. Balthasar Brunner, 1st To. NN Hoffmann († young).
  117. ↑ Friedrich Raschke (born October 3, 1569 in Bergwitz near Wittenberg, † November 16, 1635 in Zadel, c. November 25, 1635 in Dresden), Va. Hieronymus Raschke († 1582), Rev. Bergwitz, signed 1580 FC, Mu. Gertraud Köhler († - 1596 in Kemberg), To. d. Citizen and baker in Kemberg Hans Köhler, Kemberg and Wörlitz School, Gym. Bautzen, private tutor Bautzen (3rd year), scribe ibid. (2nd year), in 1593 he reached Königsberg / Prussia and Ansbach via Danzig, traveled to German and Swiss cities, became a 1 1/2 year old clerk in Frankfurt / Main, then toured Switzerland a. Italy, 1596 clerk Bautzen, in 1599 he became escort man d. kurf. Saxon Rittmeister Andreas Wilhelm von Gottfahrt, with whom he went to Hungary as emperor. Pattern writer u. To work as a soldier in the war against the Turks, in 1605 he became a clerk at the kurf. Saxon court camp in Rudolfburg and Kreipitzsch, 1615 kurf. Saxon administrator in Zadel, ⚭ 1606 in Dresden Magariten Breutigam, To. d. Dr. jur., kurf. Saxon Agenda and Councilor Christof Breutigam Wwe. d. Administrator in Hermsdorf Basilus Kluge, St.To. Anne Margariten Kluge ⚭ with d. kurf. Saxon office man Johann Teucher.
  118. ^ Nicol Gebhard von Miltitz auf Burkersdorf, Berelsdorf and Sieben Eichen (born October 3, 1597 in Seiburg / Thuringia; † April 9, c. April 29, 1635 in Dresden), UUGVavvv. Siegmund von Miltitz on Siebeneichen u. Batzdorf, UUGMuvvv. NN von Staupitz from Doberau, UUGVamvv. NN of Bortfeld, UUGMumvv. NN of Steinberg, UGVavv. Ernst von Miltitz on Siebeneichen, Batzdorf and Oberau, kurf. Saxon governor, UGMuvv. Martha Pflug from Zabeltitz, UGVamv. Claus von Bortfeld on Elbra, UGMumv. Magdalena Freytag, GVav. Nicol von Miltitz on Siebeneichen, Steinburg u. Straussfurt, short. Saxon Stallmsttr. u. District Administrator, GMuv. Margaritta Pack from Döbernitz, GVam. Gebhart von Bortfeld on Elbra, GMum. Maria von der Asseburg from the house of Neuendorf, Va. Cornelius von Miltitz on Siebeneichen and Steinburg, kurf. Saxon land and tranck tax principal, Mu. Maria von Bortfeld from Elbra, May 16, 1610 training Siebeneichen (1st year) a. Steinburg (2nd year), May 14, 1616 Uni. Leipzig, 1619 Uni. Basel, January 17, 1624 kurf. Saxon Hof- u. Council of Justice in Dresden, 1625 Council am kurf. Saxon Court of Appeal, October 24, 1629 kurf. Saxon walking council, ⚭ September 29, 1622 with Ester Elisabeth Wehse, To. d. kurf. Saxon council, chief tax collector u. Captain of the offices of Stolpen and Radeberg Hans Georg Wehse on Burkersdorf, Berthelsdorf a. Polentz (2nd son and 2nd daughter).
  119. ^ Johann Melchior von Schwalbach, Burgmann zu Gießen and Friedberg in der Wetterau (* December 30, 1581 in Gießen, † June 30, c. August 18, 1635 in Dresden), UUGVavvv. Melchior von Schwalbach, UUGMuvvv. Margaretha von Leerbach, UUGVamvv. Johann Clawer on Wartha, UUGMumvv. Anna von Döringberg, UGVavv. Volprecht von Schwalbach, UGMuvv. Anna Schwertzel from Willingshausen, UGVamv. Johann Clawer on Wahra, UGMumv. Agnes von Löwenstein, GVav. Johann von Schwalbach, Lieutenant Colonel, GMuv. Catharina von Werthershausen, GVam. Johann von Clawer on Wahra, GMum. Margaretha von Urff, Va. Melchior von Schwalbach († May 13, 1584 in Gießen), Burgmann Gießen, Mu. Agnes von Clawer († March 14, 1588 in Gießen) from the house of Wahra, has the Netherlands from the age of 17, Traveled to Italy, France and Asia, in 1615 he became colonel lieutenant of the city of Braunschweig, in 1618 he became a diplomat for Landgrave Ludwig von Hessen for whom he worked in France, Spain, Italy a. Traveled to Malta on May 1, 1616 in Frankfurt / Main for the Kaiser. Knight beaten u. princely gutmst. War Council, 1620 kurf. Saxon stuff colonel, 1630 colonel of all the fortresses of Saxony, 1631 colonel of the Saxon foot army a. Generalzeugmstr, ⚭ February 20, 1620 in Darmstadt Clara Catharina Schütz, from the House of Holtzhausen, To. Agnes von Schwalbach (* 1623 - † July 1, 1632 in Dresden).
  120. ↑ Agnes von Schwalbach (* January 7, ~ January 21, 1623; † July 1, c. July 5, 1632 in Dresden), UGVavv. Johann von Schwalbach Colonel Lieutenant under Karl d. V., UGMuvv. Catharina von Weitershausen, UGMumv. Cuno Schütz on Holtzhausen, bailiff in Oppenheim in the Wetterau, UGMUmv. Magdalena Brendelin from Homberg, GVav. Melchior von Schwalbach Burgmann Gießen, GMuv. Agnes Clawer from the Wahra house, GVam. Johann Gottfried Schütz on Holtzhausen, gwesener Regimentsburgmann a. noble. Baumstrasse the emperor. Friedberg Castle in the Wetterau, GMum. Margarita von Dinheim, Va. Johann Melchior von Schwalbach, knight, Burgmann in Gießen and Friedberg in der Wetterau, Kurf. Saxon General Zeugmstrasse, Obrister d. Saxon fortresses and Regimental commander of the High German war people on foot, also on foot. Darmstt. War council, Mu. Clara Catharina Schütz from the House of Holtzhausen.
  121. ↑ Ludwig Heinrich von Taube (* January 22, ~ January 31, 1622; † March 23, 1636 in Dresden; established April 12, 1636 in Reichstadt), UUGVavvv. Ludwig von Taube from the house of Meydell, UUGMuvvv. Anna Rissbiter from Machter, UUGVamvv. Caspar Schütze zu Orlamünde on Wandersleben, UUGMumvv. NN Knorr from Weichmar, UGVavv. Bernhard von Taube from Meydell, UGMUvv. Kunigunda Meydell from the house of Kotz, UGVamv. Philipp Schütz zu Orlamünde on Wandersleben, UGmumv. Dorothea Eichberg from Eichenberg, GVav. Ludwig von Taube from Meydell, GMuv. Lütgard Delwig from Thoal, GVam. Caspar Schütze to Orlamünde on Wandersleben, GMum. Ursula von Brandenstein from the house of Ranis, Va. Heinrich von Taube on Reichstadt and Netnitz, kurf. Saxon Chamberlain a. Captain of the offices of Torgau and Eilenburg, Mu. Clara Schütz from the House of Ranis.
  122. ↑ Hans Caspar von Körbitz on Schmiedeberg, Hausdorf and Zöllwitz (* December 20, 1581; † October 5, c. November 12, 1639 in Dresden), UUUGMuvvvv. NN von Schleinitz, UUUGMumvvv. NN of Königsfeld, UUGMuvvv. NN of Tzschiren, UUGMumvv. NN by Gabilentz, UGVavv. Friedrich von Körbitz, Hofmstr. the kuf. Ernst u. Albrecht of Saxony, UGMuvv. NN of Oberwitz, UGMumv. NN von Rotschitz, GVav. Georg von Körbitz on Meusegast, Gommern, Sporwitz and Meuselwitz, GMuv. NN Watzdorf from the Dörffel house, GVam. Hans von Dommitzsch, GMum. Ludomilla von Watzdorf, Va. Caspar von Körbitz auf Meusegast, Oberforstmstr. in Sitzenroda and Hauptmann in Schlieben, Mu. Sibylla von Dommitzsch from the Dommitzsch house, StBr. Corleius von Körbitz, Rittmstr., Initially Page am kurf. brandenburg Hof, Page in Hungary, involved in the Turkish war, was dan kurf. Saxon Truchses in Dresden, was then elected. Saxon Chamberlain, kurf. Saxon Hofmstr. (32 yrs), kurf. Saxon court marshal, chief tax collector of the kurf. Land and Trancksteuer, ⚭ I. on March 23, 1606 in Dresden Marie von Loß († February 23, 1626) from the House of Pilnitz, To. d. emperor. Rats, Reichspfennigmstr., Kurf. Saxon court marshal u. Go.-Council Christoph von Loß the Elder on Pilnitz, Kraupa u. Jessen, (3rd son and 5th daughter, 1st sun & 1st to. Survived father) Sun. Hans Christof von Körbitz, royal. Danish court marshal, To. Elisabeth von Körbitz ⚭ with d. kurf. Saxon Chamberlain Sebastian von Lützelburg, ⚭ II. on April 4, 1627 in Torgau with Elisabeth Blanck, To. d. princely Saxon chamberlain Haubold Blanck on Hausdorf (5th son and 1st to., 1st Sunday † young).
  123. ↑ see also: Fritz Roth: Complete evaluations of funeral sermons and personal documents for genealogical and cultural-historical purposes . Boppard / Rhein, 1970, vol. 6, p. 121, R 5187; Gustav Früh, Hans Goedeke, Hans Jürgen v. Wilckens: The funeral sermons of the Braunschweig city archive. Hannover, 1984, Vol. 8, p. 4052, No. 6576.
personal data
SURNAME Shrub, Aegidius I.
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Shrub, Aegidius
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German Lutheran theologian
DATE OF BIRTH June 22, 1583
PLACE OF BIRTH Wittenberg
DATE OF DEATH January 22, 1657
Place of death Dresden