Christian II. Mühlmann

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Christian II. Mühlmann (born February 11, 1611 in Leipzig , † September 13, 1660 in Lützschena ) was a German Protestant pastor and theologian.

Life

Christian II. Mühlmann (also Mülmann) was born on February 11, 1611 in Leipzig as the twin of Maria, children of the Lutheran Prof. Theol. Johann Mülmanns and half-brother of the later Jesuit Johann III. Mühlmann and Hieronymus II. Mühlmann . He studied in Leipzig, where he received his master's degree in 1629, along with his younger brother, Paul Mülmann, and was pastor in Lützschena and Hänichen near Leipzig from 1633 until his death . Mühlmann is known for several works on the catechism and funeral sermons as well as baptism, communion and mourning sermons. He died on September 13, 1660 in Lützschena.

family

Mühlmann's parents were Johann Mühlmann , then archdeacon of St. Nikolai and professor of theology in Leipzig (he died on November 14, 1613) and Gertrud, a daughter of Georg Grünewald, who was only widowed on October 17, 1608 of Paul Bursius married to Johann Mühlmann, also widowed. Mühlmann's siblings were: -

  1. Paul Mühlmann (baptized October 17, 1609 in Leipzig; † 1642 in Weißenfels), Magister ( University of Breslau ) studied with Poeta laureatus Paul Fleming in Breslau , dedicated a poem to him in 1632 "De rautato magistrorum creationis tempore" ; 1636–1642 pastor in Reichardtswerbe , then in Weißenfels.
  2. Maria Mühlmann (born February 11, 1611 in Leipzig) (twin of Christian II. Mühlmann)
  3. Susanna Mühlmann (baptized July 15, 1612 in Leipzig), married since 1635 to Joachim Pollio (born April 7, 1602 in Bunzlau in Silesia; † June 3, 1656 in Breslau ), archdeacon in Breslau.
  4. Gertrautte Mühlmann (baptized December 29, 1613 in Leipzig).

and the half siblings: -

  1. Johann II. Mühlmann SJ (* May 12, 1600 probably in Naumburg; † February 10, 1651 in Hadamar ), Catholic theologian, monk, of Prince Johann Ludwig von Nassau-Hadamar (* August 12, 1590 in Dillenburg; † March 6 1653 in Hadamar) confessor.
  2. Magdalena Mühlmann (* around 1600 in Pegau; † November 16, 1633 in Borna ), as the widow of Jacob Lossius (born June 22, 1596 in Dippoldiswalde ; † January 28, 1663 in Borna), philosopher, pastor and superintendent in Borna.
  3. Hieronymus II. Mühlmann SJ (baptized February 23, 1606 in Leipzig, † October 22, 1666 in Copenhagen ), Catholic rector and missionary in Denmark.
  4. Maria Mühlmann (emergency baptism at home October 30, 1607 in Leipzig; † November 2, 1607 in Leipzig).

Mühlmann married Catharina, daughter of Magister Casper Horn (* around 1580 in Freiberg; † 1635 in Chemnitz), Mayor of Chemnitz, in the Thomaskirche Leipzig on May 20, 1634 . She is probably the mother of:

  1. Christian III Mühlmann (* around 1640), died in Rome as papal secretary.

In his second marriage he was married to Susanna NN

  1. Johann III. Mühlmann (also Mülmann ; born November 5, 1642 in Leipzig; † April 24, 1715 in Leipzig), an antiquarian , historian , numismatist and translator .

In his third marriage he was married to Elisabeth Heimpohl, a daughter of the notary and mayor of Brehna, Johann Heimpohl. As a widow, she married the Leipzig citizen and Kramer Johann Hentzschel in 1665. One daughter is known:

  1. Euphrosine Mühlmann (born March 25, 1655 in Lützschena, † July 21, 1669 in Leipzig); she died of complications from smallpox.

literature

  • Christian Gottlieb Jöcher : General scholarly lexicon: Therein the scholars of all classes both male and female, who lived from the beginning of the world to the present time, and made themselves known to the learned world, after their birth, life, remarkable stories, dying and writings from the most credible scribes are described in alphabetical order. Third part MR edited by Christian Gottlieb Jöcher, Leipzig, in Johann Friedrich Gleditschen's bookstore. MDCC LI. (1751), page 744.

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Wedding - Carmina of the Jena University Library, by Dr. Herbert Koch in Archives for Family Research 1938
  2. ^ Paulus, baptized October 17, 1609 (St. Nikolai, Taufbuch, 1609 p. 18). Father: Magister Johann Mühlmann, mother: Gertrud.
  3. ^ Paul Fleming's German poems, by Johann Martin Lappenberg Stuttgart. Literary Association. 1865.
  4. ^ General scholarly lexicon: Third Part MR, by Christian Gottlieb Jöcher, Leipzig, 1751, pp. 744 & 745.
  5. ^ Maria, baptized February 11, 1611, St. Nikolai, Taufbuch 1611 p. 52, father: Magister Johann Mülmann, mother: Gerdr (aut). Twin of Christianus.
  6. ↑ Susanna, baptized July 15, 1612, St. Nikolai, baptism book 1612 p. 94, father: Magister Johan Mülmhan, deacon of St. Niclas. Mother: Married.
  7. ↑ Gertrautte, baptized December 29, 1613, St. Nikolai, Taufbuch 1613 p. 147. Father: Licentiat Johann Mülmhan, deacon of St. Niclas who was resting in God, mother: Gertrautte.
  8. ^ No baptism entry in Leipzig; at that time the parents lived in Naumburg.
  9. ^ Würzburg Diocesan History Sheets , Volume 43, Diocese of Würzburg, 1981, p. 85
  10. ^ Würzburg Diocesan History Sheets , Volume 43, Diocese of Würzburg, 1981, p. 85
  11. ^ General scholarly lexicon: Third Part MR, by Christian Gottlieb Jöcher, Leipzig, 1751, pp. 744 & 745.
  12. ↑ Hieronymus, St. Nikolai Taufbuch 1606 p. 3, father: Magister Johann Mülman, deacon of Nikolai, mother: Dorothea
  13. ^ General scholarly lexicon: Third Part MR, by Christian Gottlieb Jöcher, Leipzig, 1751, pp. 744 & 745.
  14. ^ Christianus Mühlmann, pastor of Litzschene and the virgin Catharina, married daughter of Caspar Horn, mayor of Chemnitz. Married in the Thomaskirche, but entry in the marriage book of the Nikolaikirche from 1634 on page 249.
  15. ↑ Funeral Sermon: Heavenly Condition Of The Chosen Souls, Mediated by the words Sap. III. v. I. ... Bey Christian corpse-begängnüß The ... virgin. Euphrosinen, Des ... Mr. Christian Mühlmans, a loyal pastor of Litzschena and Hänichen Sel. posthumous daughter, whose soul was handed over to the blessed hand of God on July 21st, 1669th year ... Involved persons and organizations: Mayer, Johann U. Mühlmann, Euphrosine, published: Leipzig: Köler, [1669]
personal data
SURNAME Mühlmann, Christian II.
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Mülman, Christian; Mulmanus, Christian
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German Protestant pastor
DATE OF BIRTH February 11, 1611
PLACE OF BIRTH Leipzig
DATE OF DEATH September 13, 1660
Place of death Lützschena