Johann Bernhard Hemerling

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Johann Bernhard Hemerling , also Johann Bernhardt Hemmerling , (died September 23, 1793 in Wallendorf ) was a Brunswick bailiff in Börnecke near Blankenburg (Harz) as well as heir, feudal lord and court lord on Wallendorf in the Electorate of Saxony .

Life

Hemerling's place of employment was Börnecke near Blankenburg in the Harz in the Duchy of Braunschweig . The office of Börnecke was quite manageable, because it consisted only of the parish village of the same name, in which there was a noble estate, and a few huts.

The business that Hemerling had to do as a bailiff was therefore relatively manageable. He therefore spent a large part of his time in the neighboring residential town of Blankenburg am Harz , to which there was a direct road connection of approx. Three kilometers.

On February 17, 1766, Johann Bernhard Hemelinger bought the Mannlehnrittergut Wallendorf, located near Schkopau in the Electorate of Saxony , from the administrator George Christian Bartels, who had only bought this estate a year earlier. The purchase price was 11,000 thalers at 24 good groschen. He set up the manor house of the Wallendorf estate as a retirement home, where he died on September 23, 1793 as a loner, single and without children.

As a result, the Wallendorf estate fell to Hemerling's closest co-tenant, the son of the previous owner Johann Bernhardt Friedrich August Barthels, who at that time still served as a corporal in the infantry regiment of Prince Xavier of Saxony and who had to take over the management of the Wallendorf estate that had fallen to him have to acknowledge. In the end, however, Barthels decided to lease it and in the following year to sell the Wallendorf estate to Christian Ludolph Koven.

literature

  • Erich D. von Lover: Herzogl. Braunschweig-Lüneburg Secret Justice and Government Council, from the Principality of Blankenburg and its state constitution, together with one, in the monastery church in Michaelstein, at the introduction of an abbot, from the origin, decay and reformation of the monastery [...] , Wernigerode: Carl Samuel Struck, 1790.

Individual evidence

  1. Earth description […], 9th part: Lower Saxony district , 1792, p. 555.
  2. ^ Certificate from Pastor Johann George Rinckleben from Wallendorf dated September 27, 1793.