Johann Friedrich von Borries

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Johann Friedrich von Borries 1681–1751

Johann Friedrich (von) Borries (born December 26, 1684 in Einbeck , † March 21, 1751 in Stade ) was an electoral Hanoverian office director and legal advisor.

career

Borries was a son of the chief auditor Theophilus Fridericus Borries (* 1646; † November 19, 1693; son of Heinrich Borries (1609–1673), city treasurer and mayor of Minden ) and Anna Elisabeth, née. Crauel (1661-1730). He studied law at the University of Helmstedt , which he achieved in 1706 with a dissertation on money and gambling entitled “Diss. de eo, quod justum est, circa ludos, p. de justo naturali ludorum in pecuniam ” successfully completed. After a position as secretary of the High Court of Appeal, he was appointed judicial advisor at the Stade Justice Office in autumn 1715.

In January 1727 he was promoted to the actual consistorial councilor of the consistory in Stade, albeit without salary until 1732. On August 20, 1733 he received from Emperor Charles VI. a renewal diploma of his nobility for himself and his descendants, which was confirmed by Elector George II of Hanover on February 4, 1734. From October 15, 1736, he held the post of Secret Judicial Council. The previous director of the Stade Justice Chancellery and Court Court, Johann Hinrich von Spilker, was already marked by illness in his last years, which is why von Borries took over many of his duties. In April 1743, for example, he was made deputy director of the court with a higher salary. Shortly after Spilker's death on June 20, 1746, Borries became director of the judicial office of the court in Stade. The office of director of the consistory in Stade was also connected with it. Borries remained in this position until his death in 1751.

Family and offspring

Borries married Dorothea Sophia Charlotta Bacmeister in Celle in July 1711 (born August 23, 1695 in Hanover; † July 24, 1755 in Stade); Daughter of Johann Christian Bacmeister and Hedwig Elisabeth, b. Nolbeck (1678-1720). From this marriage arose:

  • Anna Emerentia von Borries (born September 3, 1712, † March 26, 1780 as a widow in Jork ); ⚭ on October 27, 1730 in Stade with Nikolaus von Haren (born June 17, 1694 in Bremen; † October 10, 1753 in Regensburg), royal. Swedish Councilor and Comitial Envoy to the Reichstag
    • NN von Haren, captain of the old and new monasteries
    • Hedwig Dorothea von Haren (* 1734; † February 18, 1810 in Neuhaus / Elbe); ⚭ on March 24th 1756 in Stade with Eberhard von der Betten , royal. british and electoral prince Braunschweig-Lüneburg government councilor
      • Claus Otto Benedict von der Betten (August 11, 1758 - September 11, 1841)
    • Eleonora Catharina von Haaren ⚭ Hinrich Christian von Gruben , Rittmeister in the Electorate of Hanover Leib-Regiment
      • Otto Friedrich von Gruben (* 1765)
      • Philipp Moritz von Gruben (* 1766; † 1828), Royal Major General of Hanover
      • Eberhard Conrad von Gruben (* 1769)
      • August Wilhelm von Gruben (* 1771)
  • Sara Hedwig Sophie (born March 23, 1714, † 1751); ⚭ on October 13, 1743 with Dietrich Basilius von Staden (* October 13, 1705 in Stade; † September 3, 1783 ibid); Matriculated in Leipzig in 1722, from 1734 court chancellery in Celle. His father was the envoy Dietrich von Staden (son of the citizen and merchant in Stade, Nikolaus von Staden; † 1645), his mother was Göle Katharina von dem Borstell , his second wife (⚭ 1754) was Barbara Magdalena von Rönne , daughter of Gerd Dietrich von Rönne and Henriette von Osten
    • NN von Staden (* around 1735 in Stade; † October 5, 1774 ibid); ⚭ (1) on January 1, 1753 with Johann Julius von Saldern ; ⚭ (2) 1765 with Friedrich Ferdinand von Quernheim († September 3, 1800 in Stade), 1765 major in the Nock infantry regiment, later major general
    • Marianne Louise Sophie von Stade (* around 1737 in Stade) ⚭ Arnold Johann Ludwig von Engelbrechten (* 1730 in Celle, † February 22, 1776 in Neuhaus (Oste) ), court director in Otterndorf , 1775 senior magistrate in Neuhaus
      • Georg Ludwig von Engelbrechten, around 1823 court judge, judicial and consistorial advisor in Stade
    • Caroline Marie Luise von Staden (* 1743 (estimated) in Stade; † July 27, 1810 ibid), initially probably Conventual, then ⚭ on September 21, 1779 in Stade with the above. Friedrich Ferdinand von Quernheim
    • Juliane Dorothea Elisabeth von Staden (* 1750 in Stade; July 27, 1786 ibid), canon
  • Juliana Charlotta von Borries (born April 5, 1715 in Celle, † September 9, 1753 in Hildesheim); ⚭ on April 3, 1736 in Stade with Johann Peter Albrecht (born June 28, 1703 in Hildesheim; † July 24, 1757 ibid), court and consistorial councilor of the Electorate of Cologne, also cellic court court assessor and Hildesheim country syndic . 7 children including
    • Carl Ernst Albrecht (born April 30, 1745 - † November 17, 1812) tribunal judge and consistorial councilor
  • Christiana Louise von Borries (born August 10, 1716 - † July 15, 1719)
  • Albrecht Johann von Borries (August 4, 1718 - August 6, 1737)
  • Christiana Eleonora von Borries (June 17, 1720 - March 25, 1723)
  • Henriette Louise von Borries (born September 11, 1723 - † November 6, 1726)
  • Johanne Georgine von Borries (born May 26, 1726 in Stade; † 1775 on Drübber ), ⚭ (1) on May 14, 1744 in Stade with Johann Andreas Ernst von Hattorf, Hanoverian chancellery and Herr auf Berliehausen (1710–1754); ⚭ (2) 1756 with Andreas Alexander von Ramdohr, District Administrator and Lord on Drübber (* February 18, 1724; † February 13, 1782). From the latter marriage arose Basilius von Ramdohr .
  • Heinrich Otto von Borries (born November 10, 1728, † November 21, 1785); ⚭ (2) Eleonore Freiin von Grote (born February 25, 1749 - † March 6, 1820)
    • Wilhelm Friedrich (born June 3, 1776 Stade; † October 19, 1819 Dorum) ⚭ Juliane Marie Gertrud von der Betten (* 1781; † August 1856)
    • Philipp Karl Ludwig (born April 26, 1778; † June 17, 1838), Prussian district administrator
    • Caroline Dorothea Johanna (born August 30, 1781 - † February 4, 1844)
    • Franz Wilhelm (April 9, 1785 - August 15, 1858)
  • Philipp Lucas Arnold (born October 5, 1731; † 1793). In 1784 he was Burgmann zu Horneburg and major in the Ramdohr Dragoon Regiment , in 1791 lieutenant colonel in the Electorate of Hanover, and in 1793 colonel; ⚭ May 1768 Sophie Christiane von Düring , daughter of the Bremen Knighthood President von Düring. Philipp Lucas then bought two aristocratic estates in Horneburg and Abensen from creditors and heirs of the former dikemaster and captain von Düring; then in 1784 he was Burgmann zu Horneburg and court lord on the Delm . At his own request he was accepted into the Bremen knighthood in 1769.

Individual evidence

  1. ^ A b c Heinrich Wilhelm Rotermund: The learned Hanover or Lexicon of writers and .. , Volume 1 (Schünemann, Bremen 1823); P. 233 (books.google.de) ; Accessed May 10, 2020
  2. ↑ a b c d e f g Johann Hinrich Pratje : Mixed historical collections. Publishers of the Patriotic Association, Stade 1844, Volume 2
  3. ↑ Borries Family Association , viewed May 10, 2020
  4. ↑ List of descendants here based on Johann Hinrich Pratje: Mixed historical collections, Volume 2 (Verlag des vaterländischen Verein, Stade 1844), pages 203–216, here page 214 ( books.google.de )
  5. ↑ see Johann Wilhelm Franz Freiherr von Krohne: General teutsches Adels-Lexicon . Hamburg 1776, pages 38–39 ( books.google.de )
  6. ↑ The later Kurhannoversche staff officer Hinrich Christian was the son of Otto Hinrich Gruben (* 1700, † 1758) and Catharine Marie von Stemshorn, a daughter of Friedrich von Stemshorn zu Götzdorf and Gerdruth von Haaren. His siblings were Johann Augustin, Friedrich Daniel, Otto Anton, Juliane Sophie (who all died of the leaves in 1742 ) and Anna Elisabeth Marie von Gruben (⚭ Moritz Johann Otto von dem Borstell , son of the lieutenant colonel in the Montigny regiment , August von dem Borstell, and Hedwig Caecilia von Stemshorn) and Marie Margarethe von Gruben
  7. ^ New necrology of the Germans. 1830, Vol. 6, pp. 739-745
  8. ^ Ernst Wilhelm Gustav Schlueter: The order of the royal court court of the duchies of Bremen and Verden zu Stade (Herold and electoral staff, Lüneburg 1833); P. 243 ( books.google.de )
  9. ^ Lampe, Joachim (1963): Aristocracy, court nobility and state patriciate in Kurhannover. Volume: Official lists and pedigrees; Page 45. ( Limited preview at books.google.de )
  10. ↑ Luneburg Mushard (Brauer, Bremen 1708): Monumenta nobilitatis antiqvae familiarum illustrium, inprimis ordinis equestris in ducatibus Bremensi & Verdensi , ie the banquet of the ancient, famous noble families, especially the highly praiseworthy knights in the Hertzogthum Bremen and Verden; P. 137 ( books.google.de )
  11. ↑ Entry OFB Verden on genpluswin-database.de. Accessed on June 9, 2020
  12. ^ Heinrich Wilhelm Rotermund (1823): The learned Hanover ... Verlag Carl Schünemann, Bremen 1823. Page 565 ( books.google.de )
  13. ^ A son of the prince-bishop's court advisor and elector's personal physician Johann Günter Albrecht (born February 29, 1676 in Hildesheim; † March 19, 1745 ibid) and Dorothea Hedwig Tappen; hence the grandson of the doctor Johann Peter Albrecht († December 16, 1724 in Hildesheim); see entry on gedbas.genealogy.net , accessed on June 9, 2020
  14. ↑ Entry on gedbas.genealogy.net , accessed on June 9, 2020
  15. ↑ Royal-Great Britain and Electoral-Braunschweig-Lüneburg State Calendar 1784. P. 62. ( books.google.de )
  16. ↑ cf. Dedication as an uncle, in Basilius von Ramdohr's studies on the knowledge of beautiful nature, the fine arts, customs and the state constitution on a trip to Denmark. Verlag Helwingsche Hofbuchhandlung, Hanover 1792, Volume 1
  17. Jump up ↑ probably the granddaughter of Johann Christian von Düring (1697–1766), Hanoverian officer and president of the knighthood of the Duchy of Bremen
personal data
SURNAME Borries, Johann Friedrich von
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Borries, Johann Friederich
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Hanoverian lawyer and office director
DATE OF BIRTH December 26, 1684
PLACE OF BIRTH Einbeck
DATE OF DEATH March 21, 1751
Place of death Stade