Johann Wilhelm Reinbeck

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Johann Wilhelm Reinbeck (born March 8, 1691 in Lüneburg , † August 24, 1764 in Neuhaus an der Elbe ) was a German bailiff .

Origin and life

Reinbeck was born in 1691 as the son of Margaretha, née Raabe (* July 26, 1661; † around 1710), and the Mayor of Lüneburg Johann Reinbeck (* January 15, 1640 in Lüneburg; † July 2, 1704 there) and on March 8 Baptized in Lüneburg in 1691. He had a half-sister from his father's first marriage, Anna Margarete Reinbeck (* around 1666 in Lüneburg), who was married to the princely cellic secret secretary Christoph Heinrich Heldberg (* April 30, 1654), son of the cell archivist Heinrich Heldberg ( * April 28, 1608 in Uelzen ; † May 19, 1678 in Celle ). Another half-sister was Sophie Rosina Reinbeck († 1728; also called Rosie Sophie Scott ), who was married to the princely body medic Robert Scott in Celle. Johann Wilhelm Reinbeck's grandfather was the imperial notary Andreas Reinbeck (* 1615; † after 1660 Lüneburg) and he probably came from the same family as the theologian Johann Gustav Reinbeck .

Reinbeck was a lawyer and in 1729 became a clerk in the Kraak and Sülstorf office . In 1740, after the death of the previous bailiff Gustav Ernst Schmidt (1691–1739), he moved to Neuhaus as a clerk . In 1750 he was promoted to senior bailiff there and he remained in Neuhaus until his death in 1764. His grandson and his brother-in-law held the mayor's office of the city of Verden for a total of 40 years (Reinbeck's grandson, Johann Wilhelm Conrad Brüel, from 1797, his brother-in-law, Carl Christian Münchmeyer, from 1806 to 1837).

Family and offspring

He was probably married twice: (1) around 1723 ⚭ NN; (2) around 1730 ⚭ Sara Theodora von Ramdohr (* around 1708; † around 1756), daughter of Melchior Albrecht von Ramdohr (* August 8, 1678 Celle; † May 29, 1727 Bardowick), bailiff of Scharnebeck, and Anna Sophia Eberfeld (born September 22, 1679 in Helmstedt).

Progeny:

Coat of arms of those von Reinbeck, 1765

probably from (1), possibly also from (2)

  • Albrecht Johann von Reinbeck (* 1723 Amt Sülstorf; † August 12, 1790 in Neuhaus), Kurhannoverscher Drost in the Amt Bodenteich . He was probably not the son of Sara Theodora von Ramdohr. In 1756 he was clerk in Bleckede / Elbe, 1757 in Westerhof near Echte, 1759–1763 in Steinhorst near Sandesneben / Holstein, 1763–1768 bailiff in Bodenteich, 1768–1770 there Drost, 1770–1790 bailiff in Neuhaus / Elbe. As Drost zu Bodenteich, he was raised to the imperial nobility on March 1, 1765, with a publication from September 16, 1768, and married the baroness Anna Dorothee von Bülow , daughter of Georg Wilhelm Freiherr von Bülow (1699–1737) and Eleonore Charlotte born von Grote (1714–1781).
    • Wilhelmine von Reinbeck (* 1759; † after 1828) ⚭ 1807 with Friedrich Hans Otto von Oldershausen (* 1743; † 1828), forester in the Duchy of Bremen
    • Charlotte Sophie von Reinbeck (* 1764; † 1847) ⚭ 1786 with Captain Gustav Ludwig von Scharnhorst (* around 1747) in Stade (this May 16, 1770 lieutenant in the Inf.-Rgt. Wangenheim , 1781 with the 16. Inf.-Rgt . in East India until 1785, retired around 1794)
    • Christian Friedrich von Reinbeck (* 1769 in Bodenteich), clerk in Hitzacker 1794

from (2)

  • Eleonora Fridericia Reinbeck (born September 28, 1730 in Sülstorf near Ludwigslust; † September 5, 1800 in Verden ) ⚭ around 1750 Georg Michael Brüel (born June 9, 1720 in Hanover; † December 22, 1763 in Rotenburg ), who was a forest clerk in 1755 in Sternberg , 1759 chief forester in Rotenburg
    • Johann Wilhelm Conrad Brüel (born May 7, 1755 in Sternberg Castle; † April 13, 1806 in Verden), lawyer and mayor (1797–1806) in Verden; ⚭ June 10, 1787 in Verden with Marie Ilse Sophie Münchmeyer (* October 7, 1766 in Verden; † March 2, 1827 there), sister of the senator, district administrator and mayor (1806–1837) of Verden, Carl Christian Andreas Münchmeyer (* January 20, 1768 Verden; † February 4, 1837 ibid)

Literature and web links

  • Lampe, Joachim (1963): Aristocracy, court nobility and state patriciate in Kurhannover: Volume: Official lists and pedigrees , p. 535. ( Limited preview at books.google.de ; access on June 13, 2020)
  • Archive for Family History Research, Volume 4, (CA Starke Verlag, 2000) p. 245 ( limited preview at books.google.de ; inspection June 13, 2020)

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Family Database NLF , accessed June 23, 2020
  2. ↑ with the first wife Margarethe Rosina Melbeck (* December 18, 1635, † February 14, 1684)
  3. ↑ Entry on genealogy.net, accessed June 20, 2020 . Heinrich Heldberg's successor as head of the Cellesche Archiv from January 6, 1680 was Albrecht Andreas von Ramdohr
  4. ↑ Entry on genealogy.net, accessed June 20, 2020
  5. ^ Family database NLF, accessed June 20, 2020
  6. ↑ She was the daughter of Ilse Marie Müller (* around 1651; † December 29, 1701 in Helmstedt) and the postmaster and pharmacist Daniel Erberfeld (born January 13, 1627 in Cologne; † August 21, 1681 in Helmstedt), the son of Merchant Henrich Erberfeld (* around 1570 in Cologne, † 1629 in Königsberg )
  7. ↑ Adolph Broennenberg (Hahn'sche Hofbuchhandlung, Hannover 1839): Vaterländisches archive of the historical association for Lower Saxony . P. 403 ( books.google.de )
  8. ↑ Austrian State Archives AT Östa / AVA Adel RAA 340.12 , Reichsadel files (1500 (ca.) - 1806)
  9. ^ Lampe, Joachim (1963), p. 535
  10. ↑ Entry on genealogy page, accessed July 15, 2020
  11. ↑ Lower Saxony State Archives Stade NLA ST Rep. 70 No. 2409
  12. ↑ Chen Tzoref Ashkenazi: The Indian fouling has always been known as cruel in history. Letter from a Hanoverian officer from British India 1784 ; in: Niedersächsisches Jahrbuch für Landesgeschichte Volume 90 (Wallstein Verlag, Göttingen 2018), p. 135, ISBN 9783835343047 ( books.google.de )
  13. ↑ Home calendar for the city and district of Uelzen. 76 (2008), p. 50. See Niedersächsische Personen ( new entry with search term Reinbeck required ); Accessed June 23, 2020
  14. ^ Family database NLF, accessed June 20, 2020
  15. ^ Local family book Rotenburg (Wümme) , inspection June 20, 2020
  16. ^ OFB Verden
personal data
SURNAME Reinbeck, Johann Wilhelm
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Reinbeck, Wilhelm
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German bailiff
DATE OF BIRTH March 1691
PLACE OF BIRTH Luneburg
DATE OF DEATH August 24, 1764
Place of death Neuhaus Office