Heinrich I. Erndel

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Heinrich I. Erndel (baptized on July 15, 1569 in Regensburg ; buried on June 15, 1623 in Wolfenbüttel ) was the imperial body and court pharmacist in Prague .

Career

Kohlmarkt 6 in Regensburg, from approx. 1517 pharmacy on the market, later called Mohrenapotheke, until the move in 1864

Heinrich Erndel (also Erndl, Erndlin, Erndtel) was a son of Mattis Erndl .

  • 1589 he took over his father "Pharmacy on the market" (carbon market), later known as "pharmacy to the black Moor" and since about 1649 as Mohrenapotheke known.
  • In 1595, on October 30th, he bought his three sisters' shares in the property " Haus am Markt between H. Helmer and the Riemer Gerd " for 1100 guilders.
  • 1607 - Appointment as personal and court pharmacist of Rudolf II. Emperor of the HRR († 1612).
  • 1609 on September 18, he sold the pharmacy and a garden in Regensburg. Heinrich Erndl was referred to as "citizen here and Kais. Majesty personal pharmacist of Prague".
  • 1612 - Appointment as personal and court pharmacist of Matthias, Emperor of the HRR († 1619).

The following documents in Austria. State Archives in Vienna concern the pharmacist Heinrich Erndel:

  • 1612 - In the list of Rudolf II's unpaid chamber debts from October 1612, the following items can be found among many others such as the salary costs for stone cutters, jewelers, gold makers, landscape painters, instrument makers, watchmakers, etc.: Heinrich Erndl Leib Appodegger, because of his for Sr Kay: Mt: highly praised: memorandum in Ir Mt: own camper, and medicine, and materials given in the same laboratory, able to pay covertly specified list and extract 3464 valley 22 kr
  • 1615 - Legal dispute against Friedrich Christoph Graf von Mansfeld, because of unpaid deliveries to his deceased brother: Dispute over debt claim Kl. Executes, the deceased brother of the defendant and advice of Rudolf II. Ernst [VI.] Graf von Mansfeld
  • 1615 - Georg Friedrich Graf von Hardegg complains against Hans Erndlin for intercessionalis to the King of France ratione debiti
  • 1617 - In the reign of Matthias Kaiser of the HRR († 1619) Erndel received a nobility diploma in 1617 .

In 1623 he died in Wolfenbüttel and was buried in the church there.

family

Coat of arms of the Erndel family

Heinrich Erndel (Erndl) was a son of the Regensburg pharmacist Mattis (also Mattäus) Erndl (* approx. 1535 in Neuburg an der Donau, where he was a pharmacist from 1563 - 1564; † 1587 in Regensburg ) and Ursula (buried on January 7, 1595 in Regensburg), daughter of the lawyer and councilor in Regensburg, Electoral Palatinate. u. kurköln. Council Johann (Hans) Diemer and Anna geb. Grünbach, a niece of Philipp Melanchton . Erndel's siblings were:

  1. Maria Erndl (* approx. 1562; † 1617 in Wiefelsdorf near Schwandorf ), wife of Andreas Raselius Ambergensis .
  2. Ursula Erndl (* approx. 1567 in Regensburg, † 1617 in Wiefelsdorf, married in 1st marriage to Andreas Pankratìus Frauenholz (* around 1565 in Amberg ; † around 1620 in Wiefelsdorf), pastor in Wiefelsdorf, and in 2nd marriage on 19th June 1638 in Heilbronn with Johann Georg Hartmann († January 20, 1671 in Bretzfeld ).
  3. Elisabeth Erndl (born September 20, 1571 in Regensburg), married to Thomas Fuchs (* approx. 1571 in Redwitz an der Rodach ; † June 6, 1604 in Regensburg), Ev.-Luth. Preacher in Regensburg.

Since October 17, 1591 Erndel was married to Jacobina Haller (* 1570 in Augsburg , † April 1, 1603 in Regensburg). Her father Nikolaus Haller (also Heller) (* November 1539 in Augsburg, † 1584 in Regensburg) was a Fugger factor in Genoa , Milan and in Spain , also Imperial and Bavarian Council); her mother Felizitas Vischer (* 1540 in Augsburg). Seven children resulted from the marriage in Regensburg:

  1. Felicitas Erndel (born June 13, 1592; † 1604 in Regensburg)
  2. Jacobina I. Erndel (died December 27, 1593; † before September 3, 1596)
  3. Heinrich II. Erndel (born April 7, 1595 - † July 25, 1646 in Oschersleben), personal physician to Elector Johann Georg I of Saxony .
  4. Jacobina II. Erndel (born September 3, 1595; † November 28, 1668 in Hamburg), married around 1618 in Prague to the pharmacist Georg Daurer (* 1590 in Franconia; † November 18, 1660 in Hamburg)
  5. Ursula Erndel (born November 8, 1598; † 1604 in Regensburg)
  6. Philippus Martinus Erndel (born November 21, 1600)
  7. Benigna Erndel (born April 20, 1602; † 1604 in Regensburg)

Erndel married Anna Maria, a daughter of Hieronymus Widholz, a merchant in Augsburg and Sabina Stenglin, on July 9, 1604, as a widower. She accompanied him to Prague and was a beloved stepmother. Emperor Ferdinand II banned all Protestants from Bohemia. Stepson Dr. Heinrich II. Erndel took Anna Maria with him to Sanct Annaberg and on to Dresden, where she married Wilhelm Wechtenbrugk von Hohenberg (* 1571 in Prague; † 10 September 1633 in Dresden) after August 6, 1628 (marriage letter) ), former court trader in Prague, married. On March 12, 1644, Anna Maria von Wechtenbrugk (also Wechtenbruck) named Dr. Heinrich Erndl, Churf. Saxon. Leibmedicus, and bequeathed him a silver bottle and bracelets, and a gold ring to his daughter the Virgin Dorothea. The will recorded on July 31, 1644.

literature

  • Studbook of the blossoming and dead nobility in Germany ... Volume 1, edited by Otto Titan von Hefner

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Baptismal register, Ev. Luth. Church Regensburg, on www.archion.de
  2. ↑ funeral sermon Heinrich Erndel, Author: Widesburgius, Henricus, Herzog August Bibliothek, Wolfenbüttel, Signature I 273a. 4 ° Helmst. (16)
  3. ↑ http://www.online-ofb.de/famreport.php?ofb=teufelsmoor&ID=I957 , family database Teufelsmoor by Bernd Salewski
  4. ↑ corpse sermon Heinrich Erndeln, 1623, Wolfenbüttel
  5. ↑ Signature: AT-OeStA / HHStA RHR Grat et Feud Doctors and Medicinal Privileges3-12 Title: Erndlin Heinrich, 1615
  6. ↑ File 1148, file series: Old Prague files, volume: 2, signature: K. 50, directory: AB I / 16, fol. 81r, plaintiff: Erndtl, Heinrich, imperial court pharmacist, defendant: Friedrich Christoph Graf von Mansfeld
  7. ↑ Signature: AT-OeStA / HHStA RHR Judic. miscell. 36-48, title: Hardegg, Georg Friedrich Graf von, 1615.
  8. ^ Austrian State Archives, Vienna, signature: AT-OeStA / HHStA RHR Judicialia APA 50-35
  9. ↑ Register of the blossoming and dead nobility in Germany ..., Volume 1, edited by Otto Titan von Hefner
  10. ↑ Regensburg church register at www.archion.de
  11. ↑ Dresden Sächs. Main State Archives: 10047 Dresden Office. Book of Wills, 1644-1658, Vol. 7; Dresden City Archives: Ratsarchiv. Acta and Churf. gn. Complainants, so because of those from Bohemia, Moravia, Austria and other places, anhero disappeared to Dresden and their admission, both Vereyd- u. Obligatory service given, 2, 1630-1642, G. XXV. 17 c, fol. 144
personal data
SURNAME Erndel, Heinrich I.
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Erndl, Heinrich; Erndtel, Heinrich
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Imperial personal and court pharmacist in Prague
DATE OF BIRTH July 15, 1569
PLACE OF BIRTH regensburg
DATE OF DEATH June 15, 1623
Place of death Wolfenbüttel