Christoph Haas (mountain master)

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Christoph Haas , also Christoph Haaß or Christoph Hase (baptized May 8, 1609 in Platten ; buried January 12, 1679 ibid), was a Bohemian town bailiff , treasurer and mountain master . He headed the mining office of Platten.

Life

Christoph Haas was born as the son of Johann Haas (* 1582 in Ziegenschacht ) and his wife Agnes geb. Jungk (* ​​1575 in Platten) was born in Platten in the Ore Mountains . Already his grandfather Christoph Haas the Elder. Ä. (* around 1545 in Elterlein ) worked as a mountain foreman in Platten. His great-grandfather Claus Haas from Elterlein was one of the first settlers in the mountain town .

During the time of the Counter Reformation, on October 10, 1653, Haas and other Plattner citizens were declared exiled and expelled from the country. As an exile, he probably stayed on the Fastenberg for a while until he returned to Platten and converted to the Catholic faith. In his hometown he held the offices of mayor and chamberlain.

In 1659 he was appointed as the successor to the late Elias Steiniger as the new mountain master. In 1664 he was confirmed in his office. He remained in this function until his death in 1679. In his death register entry he is listed as "H: Christoph Haas: Roman kaysl: MayStätt probably denied the former BergkhMeister here, buried January 12th: 70 years old".

family

Christoph Haas married on November 11, 1629 in Platten Elisabeth Walthütter (baptized December 20, 1608 in Platten; † October 31, 1692 there), the daughter of the potter and judge Melchior Walthütter (* 1561 in Irrgang).

children

  • Christophorus (* / † 1630 in plates)
  • Christof (d. J.) (* 1632 in Platten; † 1690 ibid), councilor, merchant; ⚭ July 17, 1650 in Platten Anna Maria Wild
  • Anna Maria (* 1636 in Platten, † 1708 in Johanngeorgenstadt); ⚭ 1656 Salomon Behr
  • Elisabeth (* 1638 in Platten; † 1713 ibid); ⚭ February 17, 1658 in Platten Johann Poppenberger , Zinngewerke, city judge
  • Johannes (* 1643 in Platten)
  • Rosina (* 1645 in panels)
  • Hans Georg (* around 1650 in Platten), carpenter and house owner in Johanngeorgenstadt
  • Magdalena (* 1652 in Platten; † 1721 ibid); 1.⚭ 1671 Georg Müsel, master butcher; 2.⚭ 1685 Johann Christoph Hanickel, owner of the blue ink factory

progeny

His direct descendants include the industrialist Georg Haas von Hasenfels .

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Horst Pohl: Erich Matthes: The house loan book of the Saxon-Bohemian mountain town of plates in the Ore Mountains 1535-1570 . In: Bohemia - magazine of history and culture of the Bohemian lands . tape 9 , no. 1 , July 31, 1968, ISSN  0523-8587 , p. 416-418 , doi : 10.18447 / BoZ-1968-2273 ( bohemia-online.de [accessed December 30, 2017]).
  2. ^ Johann Christian Engelschall: Description of the Exulanten- and Bergstadt Johann Georgen Stadt, in four parts introducing, I. The Exulanten condition and where it turns. II. The city's cultivation, growth and events that have occurred in it. III. The local mining industry, its origins, finding metals and all the mines. IV. The parish Hammerwerck Wittichsthal, as well as the Obere- and Untere-Jugel . In relocation, Friedrich Lanckischens Erben, 1723 ( google.de [accessed on January 8, 2018]).
  3. ↑ SLUB Dresden: Ephorie Schneeberg New Saxon Church Gallery. Retrieved January 8, 2018 (German).
  4. ↑ Andreas Erb: Mining in Platten- and Gottesgab - a Saxon-Bohemian story. Special inventory: MM 1337 - 7 - 1664 .
personal data
SURNAME Haas, Christoph
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Haass, Christoph; Rabbit, Christoph
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Bohemian mayor, chamberlain and mountain master
DATE OF BIRTH baptized May 8, 1609
PLACE OF BIRTH baptized plates
DATE OF DEATH buried January 12, 1679
Place of death buried panels