Heinrich Schabbel (politician)

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Heinrich Schabbel (* 1607 in Wismar ; † June 23, 1677 ibid) was a German lawyer at the tribunal court, councilor and mayor in Wismar.

Life

Heinrich Schabbel came from an old council family in Wismar, where his father Jacob Schabbel was mayor; his mother was Sophie Hein. The grandfather Hinrich Schabbell (1531–1600), merchant, councilor and mayor of this city, was the builder of the Schabbelhaus in Wismar .

Heinrich Schabbel studied law in Rostock in 1625, in Leipzig in 1628 and finally in Wittenberg; In 1633 he traveled to Holland and France, where he received his doctorate in both rights in Orleans . He then stayed in Holstein and Lübeck, where his sister Anna married the future mayor of Lübeck David Gloxin in 1625 and where his uncle Hieronymus Schabbel had been the syndic of the Hanseatic city of Lübeck from 1622 . In Lübeck, Schabbel married Magdalena Feldhusen in 1639, daughter of the council secretaries, councilors and protonotars in Lübeck, Johann Feldhusen . A daughter from this marriage was Anna Catharina Schabbel, who married the tribunal advocate and procurator Otto Christoph Marquardt in Wismar around 1670, who was a son of the Lübeck mayor Johann Marquard . In Wismar, Schabbel worked as an advocate and procurator at the Wismar Tribunal from 1653 and was elected as one of several mayors on September 12, 1660.

Until his death, Schabbel also administered the Schabbel Scholarship, which was donated in 1637 by his wealthy uncle Heinrich Schabbel (1565–1639), a merchant and citizen in Hamburg. This scholarship, financed from the interest on the capital, was tied to study locations and performance records, and it was expected that the four annual scholarship holders (law, theology) would later take on leading church offices in northern Germany. After Schabbel's death, the administration of the Schabbel scholarship was transferred to Lübeck, since relatives of the founder lived there, the Lübeck mayor David Gloxin , the husband of Heinrich Schabbel's sister Anna, and after him his son Anton Heinrich Gloxin . The Lübeck Schabbelhaus goes back to a museum foundation of the master baker in Lübeck, Heinrich Schabbel († 1904); no relationship is known.

literature

  • Markus Mathias: Johann Wilhelm and Johanna Eleonora Petersen a biography, Göttingen 1993.
  • Mecklenburg Scholars Lexicon, Vol. VI.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ enrollment as a child in 1620; see entry in Rostock matriculation portal
personal data
SURNAME Schabbel, Heinrich
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German lawyer at the tribunal court, councilor and mayor in Wismar
DATE OF BIRTH 1607
PLACE OF BIRTH Wismar
DATE OF DEATH June 23, 1677
Place of death Wismar