Hans Hermann Ochsenbach

Hans Hermann Ochsenbach (* 1558 in Tübingen ; † 1621 there ) was bailiff of Tübingen around 1576 . Duke Ulrich gave him the former women's monastery in Tübingen named Klause , whose chapel had already become the Jakobuskirche .

family

His father was the owner of the house at Am Markt 5 in Tübingen. His son, Nicolaus Ochsenbach (* December 16, 1562; † 1626), was after many years of military service outside of Württemberg , from 1597 castle captain of Hohentübingen.

literature

R. Rau, Das Merkbuch des Hans Hermann Ochsenbach, Der Sülchgau 1966, pp. 43–50.

swell

^ H [einrich] F [erdinand] Eisenbach: Description and history of the university and city of Tübingen. CF Osiander, 1822, 728 pages. Page 492.
↑ Written source in the Braunschweig University Library. ( Memento of February 21, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) (PDF; 408 kB)
↑ Wolfgang Mecklenburg, Hans Brendicke, Julius Nathansohn, Robert Corwegh : Ex libris: Book Art and Applied Graphics, Volume 6. German Association for Exlibriskunst und Arbeitsgraphik ev, Berlin.] Printed by O. Holten, 1836.
^ The manuscripts of the Württemberg State Library in Stuttgart: The manuscripts of the former Royal Court Library. Codices Wirtembergici (HB XV 1-127); Codices militares (HB XVI 1-2). Court library (Stuttgart). Otto Harrassowitz Verlag, 1975, 185 pages.

personal data
SURNAME	Ochsenbach, Hans Hermann
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	Burgvogt of Tübingen
DATE OF BIRTH	1558
PLACE OF BIRTH	Tübingen
DATE OF DEATH	1621
Place of death	Tübingen

[1] H [einrich] F [erdinand] Eisenbach: Description and history of the university and city of Tübingen. CF Osiander, 1822, 728 pages. Page 492.

[2] Written source in the Braunschweig University Library. ( Memento of February 21, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) (PDF; 408 kB)

[3] Wolfgang Mecklenburg, Hans Brendicke, Julius Nathansohn, Robert Corwegh : Ex libris: Book Art and Applied Graphics, Volume 6. German Association for Exlibriskunst und Arbeitsgraphik ev, Berlin.] Printed by O. Holten, 1836.

[4] The manuscripts of the Württemberg State Library in Stuttgart: The manuscripts of the former Royal Court Library. Codices Wirtembergici (HB XV 1-127); Codices militares (HB XVI 1-2). Court library (Stuttgart). Otto Harrassowitz Verlag, 1975, 185 pages.