Friedrich Schultze (theologian)

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Friedrich Schultze (also: Schulze, Scultetus ; * December 25, 1598 in Wiesenburg / Mark ; † April 27, 1677 in Torgau ) was a German Lutheran theologian.

Life

The son of the pastor from Treuenbrietzen in Wiesenburg and later pastor in Seehausen near Seyda Marcus Scultetus and his wife Dorothea, daughter of the mayor of Treuenbrietzen Martin Schumann, should originally learn the tailoring trade in Wittenberg after his school days. Because his student brother Matthias died, the father decided to enable him to complete a degree. In April 1612 he was able to enroll in the register of the University of Wittenberg free of charge . However, since his father ran out of money, he became a Famulus with three hamburgers. These were Johannes Müller, Hieronymus Praetorius and Werner Rolfinck . In 1618 he became tutor for the children of Friedrich Balduin , whom he accompanied as secretary at the theological convent in Jena in 1621 and who ensured that he could acquire the academic degree of a master's degree in philosophy on April 9, 1622 free of charge . In 1623 he became a substitute for pastor Wolfgang Kämpff in Axien , whom he replaced as pastor on October 16 of the same year. On September 18, 1632 he went to Torgau as a deacon and rose there after the death of Christian Meissner on March 20, 1657 to the position of archdeacon, in which function he repeatedly represented the local superintendent. Schultze had given over 800 sermons on the textbook Syrach and 5,000 sermons on other biblical texts.

family

Schultze was married three times. His first marriage was on January 13, 1624 with Margaretha († February 10, 1627), the daughter of the pastor in Oehna Martin at the end and his wife Magarethe Anser. The three-year marriage resulted in a son and a daughter. From the children we know:

  • Christian Schultze († young)
  • Magaretha Schultze married with the pastor in Dabrun Erhard Schmidt

He concluded his second marriage on September 7, 1627 with Elisabeth († November 4, 1639), the daughter of the council builder Bartholomäus Scherl in Torgau. The marriage resulted in four sons and two daughters. From the children we know:

  • Michael Schultze († young)
  • Christian Schultze († young)
  • Johann Friedrich Scultetus * Torgau, enrolled on September 8, 1641 a. May 11, 1663 Uni. Wittenberg, Mag. Phil. April 26, 1655, Lic. Jur. October 3, 1662, mayor of Jueterbog
  • Christian Schultze became a businessman in Jüterbog
  • Ursula Schultze († young)
  • Elisabeth Schultze married January 20, 1652 in Torgau with the master baker, ibid. Johann Oerley

His third marriage was on June 1, 1641 in Torgau with Elisabeth Metz. The marriage resulted in nine sons and five daughters. From the children we know:

  • Friedrich Christian Schultze became a tailor in Wurzen
  • Johann Caspar Schultze was married to Kramer in Torgau. April 28, 1674 with Maria Magdalena, the daughter of Johann Peuckert
  • Johann Philipp Schulze * Torgau became a Mag. And studied theology, became a pastor in Kreischau
  • Catharina Elisabeth Schultze (born October 11, 1642 in Torgau; † June 4, 1680 in all) m. January 30, 1666 in Torgau with the princely Saxon liege adjunct, as well as registrar in Halle and administrator in Magdeburg Johann Sebastian Feyerlein
  • Euphrosyna Schultze married with the chamber clerk in Halle Christian Keuselitz (Keyselitz)
  • Sophia Elisabeth Schultze married November 14, 1671 with the escort in Torgau Christoph Schmieder (tailor)

literature

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ AAV III 12, 114 Matthi. AAV III 03, 417
personal data
SURNAME Schultze, Friedrich
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Schulze, Friedrich; Scultetus, Friedrich; Scultetus, Fridericus
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German Lutheran theologian
DATE OF BIRTH December 25, 1598
PLACE OF BIRTH Wiesenburg / Mark
DATE OF DEATH April 27, 1677
Place of death Torgau