Engelbert Johann von Bardenfleth

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Coat of arms of Engelbert Johann von Bardenfleth
Signature of Engelbert Johann von Bardenfleth (1723)

Engelbert Johann von Bardenfleth (born October 1, 1667 in Rechtebe ; † July 4, 1738 in Geversdorf ) was a German councilor, landowner and chief dichgrave .

origin

Von Bardenfleth was born as the son of Anna Margaretha, b. von Schade (* October 23, 1640; January 17, 1719 in Rechtebe), and of Addo von Bardenfleth (* 1632; † December 26, 1692) were born in the village of Rechtebe and baptized on October 22, 1667 in the Marienkirche in Wersabe . He had several siblings, including Addo Conrad von Bardenfleth (* 1665 in Rechtebe) and the Danish Lieutenant General Johann Friederich von Bardenfleth (* 1674 in Rechtebe; † 1736 in Delmenhorst ).

Life

Engelbert Johann von Bardenfleth was bailiff of the Neuhaus district in the Swedish duchy of Bremen-Verden until 1712 . After the death of the judge Georg Künhardt in Oberndorf , there was a legal dispute over the succession. Since Oberdorf belonged to his district, Bardenfleth had taken over this function on an interim basis. Later, around 1710, he was a royal Swedish councilor.

After being downgraded to district administrator, he applied for employment as Oberdeichgräfe at the Elbe, Oste and Schwinge between 1721 and 1723 , probably as the successor to Jacob Ovens . At the same time, Commissarius Fisci Hartwig Hintze brought an action against him for the administration of the Neuhaus office during the Swedish era, and Albrecht Andreas von Ramdohr was involved in the correspondence of these two matters .

Ordinance on ballast dumping into the Weser, signed by Bardenfleth, on December 13, 1723

From the winter of 1723 to 1738 Bardenfleth was the royal British and Electorate of Hanover government, consistorial and chancellery in the government of the duchies of Bremen-Verden in Stade .

He was the owner of an estate in Oldendorf near Stade, lived in Geversdorf and was married to Metta Catharina von Issendorf without children .

References and footnotes

  1. ↑ daughter of Engelbert von Schade
  2. ↑ online-ofb.de , accessed May 21, 2020
  3. ↑ 1727 Ritter vom Danebrog , Colonel of the Danish Guard on horseback
  4. ↑ NLA ST, Rep. 40, No. 1423 Original application 1721
  5. ↑ Lower Saxony State Archives Stade, NLA ST, Rep. 40, No. 1423; The employment of the District Administrator Engelbert Johann von Bardenfleth as Oberdeichgräfe on the Elbe, Oste and Schwinge as well as a lawsuit by Commissarius Fisci Hartwig Hintze against him because of the administration of the Neuhaus office in the Swedish times. Originals 1721–1723
  6. ↑ NLA ST, Rep. 40, No. 1423 Original December 1721, last page of application and first page of Hintze's lawsuit
  7. ↑ GH Stakemann: The Duchy of Bremen and Verden Policey, dyke, wood and hunting regulations (Pockwitz Verlag, Stade 1829), p. 131 ( books.google.de )
  8. ↑ Necessary supplements to the great complete UNIVERSAL LEXICON of all sciences and arts, which up to now have been invented and improved by human understanding and wit: Barc-Bod . Third volume; Leipzig 1752; Page 13 ( books.google.de )
  9. ↑ Ed. Johann Samuel Heinsius (Leipzig 1738): The genealogical-historical Archivarius ... ; P. 726 ( books.google.de )
personal data
SURNAME Bardenfleth, Engelbert Johann von
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German government councilor and chief dichgrave
DATE OF BIRTH October 1, 1667
PLACE OF BIRTH Rights
DATE OF DEATH 4th July 1738
Place of death Geversdorf