List of pastors at the Church of St. Maria im Tale (Nordhausen)
This is a list of pastors and other ministers who worked at the Church of St. Maria im Tale in Nordhausen after the Reformation.
Pastor
Only the names Jokof Kinneling and Melchior Kulmann have survived from the time before the Reformation. After their conversion in 1524, they are said to have been the first Protestant pastors in the church.
| Surname | time | Life dates | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|
| Anton Balcius | 1542 | ||
| Konrad Neuschild | 1550 | ||
| Mag. Johann Andreas Weber | 1550-1562 | † 1562 | |
| Henning from Rhode | 1562-1568 | ||
| Thomas Cramer | 1569-1576 | † 1576 | |
| Johann Noricus | 1576-1582 | 1549 - June 1619 | 1572 pastor in Otterstedt, 1582–1583 deacon to St. Nikolai , 1583–1619 pastor to St. Jacobi |
| Joachim Mischt | 1583-1584 | † 1584 | 1576 pastor in Rottleberode, 1581–1583 deacon to St. Blasii |
| Valentin Thelemann | 1584-1598 | † November 27, 1598 | from Steinbrücken, before 1584 pastor in Ichstedt, Immenrode and Straussberg, 1583–1584 deacon to St. Blasii |
| Christian Vogler (Avianus) | 1598-1600 | before 1598 deacon in Wiehe, after 1600 pastor in Müelte | |
| Johann Hauser | 1600-1608 | † 1608 | 1597–1600 deacon to St. Petri |
| Mag. Christoph Burchardi | 1608-1626 | † 1626 | 1601–1608 deacon to St. Nikolai |
| Johann Cajus | 1626-1635 | † 1635 | Pastor in Krimderode |
| Benedikt Lesche (Loosen) | 1635-1646 | † August 24, 1663 | 1626–1635 deacon to St. Blasii , 1646–1650 deacon and 1650–1663 pastor to St. Nikolai |
| Johannes Küchenthal | 1646-1685 | * May 14, 1608 | 1634 Quartus at the grammar school, 1636 deacon in Ellrich |
| Mag. Heinrich Wilhelm Hesse | 1685-1689 | Ordained on January 9, 1685 | |
| Johann Richard Otto | 1689-1722 | March 4, 1661 - July 13, 1722 | ordained on December 13, 1689, founder of the orphanage |
| Johann Wilhelm Obbarius | 1722-1729 | April 29, 1689 - March 12, 1729 | Rector of Bodenwerder |
| Christian Friedrich Poppe | 1731-1757 | 1697 - March 19, 1757 | ordained on April 13, 1731 |
| Johann Christoph Ludwig | 1757-1794 | * November 14, 1720 | |
| Ernst Christoph Bohne | 1794-1813 | ||
| Johann Gottfried Engel | 1814-1825 | 1797–1814 deacon to St. Petri | |
| Daniel August Silkrodt | 1827-1841 | from Bleicherode, 1841–1870 pastor at St. Blasii | |
| Franz Ferdinand Lange | 1842-1856 | ||
| Georg Ferdinand Otto Schulze | 1856-1865 | ||
| Gottlob Friedrich Ferdinand Oskar Weber | 1865-1879 | ||
| Carl Hermann Theodor Pabst | 1879-1915 | ||
| Bernhard Johannes Deetjen | 1916-1925 | ||
| Erich Otto Rudloff | 1926-1940 | ||
| Hermann Alfred Leberecht Günther Reisslandt | 1942-1957 | ||
| Robert Treutler | 1968-1977 | ||
| Joachim Jaeger | 1977 | * May 26, 1935 |
Aeditui
| Surname | time | Life dates | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|
| Johann Schulze | 1582 | ||
| Valtin cook | 1608-1612 | † December 17, 1642 | from Bleicherode, after 1612 aedituus to St. Blasii |
| Matthias John | |||
| Nicolaus Haselbach | 1620 | ||
| Valtin Gräfe | |||
| Johann Wernder | 1624 | ||
| Nicolaus Dresßler | 1624 | † August 21, 1649 | |
| Nicolaus Tölcke | 1649 | † August 21, 1657 | |
| Johann Caspar Engelhardt | 1657-1666 | † June 5, 1681 | after 1666 aedituus to St. Jacobi |
| Michael Reichenbach | 1666-1682 | † 1682 | before 1666 cantor in Stempeda |
| Johann Daniel Sandhagen | 1682-1683 | ||
| Johann Christoph Schlieder | † August 25, 1707 | ||
| Johann Lucas Eck | from 1707 | † January 1, 1719 | |
| Philipp Wilhelm Hetschel | from 1719 | † 1733 | |
| Johann Ehrhard Stange | from 1733 | † 1756 | |
| Jordan Franckenstein | 1732 - May 19, 1756 |
swell
- Johann Christoph Ludwig: Historical news from the Protestant church in the Altendorfe zu Nordhausen , Nordhausen 1759, digitized on geschichtsportal-nordhausen.de
- Nordhäuser rectory on the Lesser Foundation side
- Family tables on the geschichtsportal-nordhausen.de page
Individual evidence
- ^ Family tree Noricus
- ↑ Family table Otto
- ^ Friedrich-Christian-Lesser-Stiftung (Ed.): Articles and photos on the history of the Jacobikirche, Nordhausen (= series of publications by the Friedrich-Christian-Lesser-Stiftung. Volume 13). Nordhausen 2004, ISBN 978-3-930558-15-5