Jakob Huebens

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Jakob Hübens (portrait from the destroyed epitaph)

Jakob Hübens (born May 6, 1654 in Lübeck ; † April 9, 1731 ibid) was a merchant, councilor and mayor of Lübeck .

The Lübeck merchant family Huebens originally came from the Netherlands, from where the great-grandfather Huens immigrated. At the age of 25 he took over his father's trading business in 1679. In 1715 he was elected to the city council, where he was appointed one of the four mayors in the year of his death .

From 1681 he was married to Elisabeth Nölting, daughter of the elderly man of the shopkeeper Johann Nölting .

Its epitaph in Lübeck's Marienkirche was destroyed in the air raid on Lübeck in 1942 and is only preserved in fragments of its architecture.

Huebens' manuscript of a Lübeck chronicle up to 1610 has been preserved, which is closely based on Heinrich Rehbein's chronicle.

literature

  • Last honorary memory of the weyland Magnifici Hoch-Edlen, Vesten, and Highly Wise Lord, Mr. Jacob Hübens, This Kayserlichen, Freyen, and the H. Roman Imperial City of Lubeck, highly respected and well-deserved Mayor, which Anno 1731 April 9th. this time blessed, and was then buried for the 19th of the same month in the H. Marien Kirchen. Lübeck 1731
  • Georg Wilhelm Dittmer : Genealogical and biographical news about Lübeck families from earlier times , Dittmer, 1859, p. 47 ( digitized version )
  • Emil Ferdinand Fehling : Lübeck Council Line. From the beginnings of the city to the present. Verlag Schmidt-Römhild, Lübeck 1925, (Unchanged reprint of the original edition, 1978, ISBN 3-7950-0500-0 ), No. 844.

Individual evidence

  1. Lübeck City Library , Ms. Lub 2 ° 82 ( digitized version ), see Ernst Deecke : Contributions to Lübeckische Geschichtskunde. Volume 1, Lübeck: von Rohden 1835, p. 34 . A copy of it by Kaspar von Deginck , formerly Ms. Lub 2 ° 81, is missing today, see Sascha Möbius: Das Gedächtnis der Reichsstadt. Unrest and wars in the Lübeck chronicle and culture of remembrance of the late Middle Ages and early modern times (= forms of remembrance . Vol. 47). V & R unipress, Göttingen 2011, ISBN 978-3-89971-898-0 , pp. 95 and 360