Bernhard de Huet

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Bernhard de Huet , also: von Hutten (* 1630 in Switzerland ; † June 15, 1698 in Magdeburg ) was Major General in Brandenburg and most recently in command of Magdeburg Fortress .

Life

Military career

In 1666 he became captain of the Brandenburg Guard. During the war of 1672/79 he took part in the campaign to the Rhine . He fought against the French in Alsace and against the Swedes in the battle of Fehrbellin . This was followed by the siege of Stettin and the campaign to Prussia. Huet was seriously injured in the fighting for Anklam . On November 14, 1678 he became lieutenant colonel and on February 20, 1679 first commander of the newly established "Zieten" regiment . On May 17, 1682, the Great Elector appointed him in command of the Minden Fortress . On August 5, 1688, Huet was transferred to Magdeburg as a colonel and on September 6, 1688. On July 1, 1694 he rose to major general and commanded a free company before he died on June 15, 1698 in Magdeburg.

family

Huet married on October 27, 1692 in Halberstadt in the presence and at the request of his prince, a Kolb von Wartenberg , sister of the Kurbrandenburg minister Johann Kasimir Kolb von Wartenberg . The couple had a daughter named Katharina Elisabeth. She married Lieutenant Colonel Friedrich Moritz von Bequer (also: Becker). After his death she married Colonel Noel de Artois de Bequinolle on April 3, 1713. Their son was Colonel Johann Leonhard d'Artois von Bequignolle , who became known as a free corps leader during the Seven Years' War .

literature

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Dietrich Sigismund von Buch : Diary. 1674 to 1683. p. 205.
  2. ^ Johann Vulpius, Heinrich Merckel: Magnigicentia Parthenopolitana, that is the city of Magdeburg's peculiar glory, to which come vota devota publica Magdeburgensia. P. 196. Here as von Hutten
  3. ^ Anton Balthasar König : Bernhard de Huet . In: Biographical lexicon of all heroes and military figures who made themselves famous in the Prussian service . tape 2 . Arnold Wever, Berlin 1789, p. 196 ( Bernhard de Huet at Wikisource [PDF]).
  4. ^ Leopold von Zedlitz-Neukirch : New Prussian Adels Lexicon . Volume 2, pp. 451 f.
  5. ^ Ernst Heinrich Kneschke : New general German adels-lexicon. Volume 1, p. 116.