Hermann Blomenberch

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Hermann Blomenberch (* around 1548 in Lübeck ; † June 25, 1603 in Bergen (Norway) ) was a German secretary of the Hansekontor in Bergen .

Life

Hermann Blomenberch began his studies after Easter 1567 at the University of Rostock and matriculated at the University of Helmstedt in 1583 . In June 1584 he was recommended by Lübeck mountain drivers like the Lübeck councilor Cordt Wolters as the successor to the secretary Werner Schellenberg . Among his guarantors for this office was the Mecklenburg Chancellor Daniel Zöllner , who was often associated with Lübeck . Blomenberch was committed to Bergen for ten years by the mountain drivers for a year of probation and arrived in Bergen in mid-July 1584. In fact, he worked for the office at Bryggen in Bergen for 19 years . He died in Bergen after a long illness. Blomenberch was buried in the German Marienkirche in Bergen. Nikolaus Iserhard became his successor as secretary .

literature

  • Friedrich Bruns : The secretaries of the German office in Bergen , in: Det Hanseatiske Museums Skriften , Volume 13, Bergen 1939, pp. 59/60

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Entry 1567 in the Rostock matriculation portal
  2. ^ Enrollment in Helmstedt October 9, 1583
personal data
SURNAME Blomenberch, Hermann
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German secretary of the Hansekontor in Bergen
DATE OF BIRTH around 1548
PLACE OF BIRTH Lübeck
DATE OF DEATH June 25, 1603
Place of death Bergen (Norway)