List of secretaries at the Hansekontor in Bergen
The list of secretaries of the Hansekontor in Bergen is made up of the well-known secretaries of the Hansekontor in Bergen . It follows the work of Friedrich Bruns . The university attended is also given; the majority of the secretaries were graduated academics and were appointed and sworn in at the suggestion of the mountain drivers in the Hanseatic cities involved before they were sent to Norway .
| Name and dates of life | Education | Term of office | Special features and comments | Illustration |
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| Hinrich Stammel | Rostock | 1448 | then from 1449 secretary in the Hansekontor in Bruges | |
|
Christian von Geren († 1486) |
Rostock | 1449-1459 | then secretary and chronicler of the mountain drivers in Lübeck | |
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Hinrich Sommernat († 1467/68) |
1460-1467 | Relative of the Syndicus of the Hanseatic City of Lübeck Arnold Sommernat | ||
| Johann Nigemann | Rostock | 1475-1476 | afterwards Council Secretary in Rostock | |
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Theodericus Brandes († August 16, 1500) |
Rostock Cologne |
1478-1481 | then council secretary and chronicler in Lübeck | |
| Konrad Langestroit | 1491-1510 | |||
| Marcus Roterdes | 1512-1514 | quit to become a priest. Represented the office after leaving office; further fate unknown. | ||
| Nicolaus Repenhagen | Rostock | 1517-1520 | Magister. 1520 in Wismar. In 1529 he received the second vicarie at the St. Olav Altar in Lübeck's Marienkirche from the Lübeck mountain drivers and worked as secretary for the Lübeck mountain drivers. | |
| Peter Kock | Rostock | 1521-1526 | Magister. On the way home his ship was taken by the pirate skipper Clement in 1526 , no crew member was spared. | |
| Peter Gercken | Rostock Frankfurt (Oder) |
1534/1535 | Master's degree and brother of Lübeck's mayor Joachim Gercken . Describes himself in documents as a cleric of the diocese of Ratzeburg and later became canon in Lübeck. | |
|
Christian Heister († July 16 or 26, 1541) |
1538-1541 | Magister. Previously a trainee at the Lübeck Council Chancellery. 1540 Representative of the office at the Hanseatic Congress in Lübeck. Died in Bergen. | ||
| Jacob Raven | Rostock | 1542-1546 | Magister. 1546 Council Secretary in Rostock. 1548 Secretary of the Hansekontor in Antwerp as the successor to Nicolaus Wulff, who was appointed Secretary of the Council in Lübeck . | |
| Marcus Radeloff | Rostock | 1546-1551 | Got the notice. Returned to the University of Rostock and earned a master's degree. Then Rostock Council Secretary. | |
| Jacob Raven | 1552-1554 | Second appointment to Bergen. Raven's acceptance was followed by his refusal. | ||
| Blasius Tancke | Rostock | 1560-1561 | Magister. | |
| Johann Hoppenacker | Rostock | 1565/1566 | from Wismar | |
| Werner Starke | Rostock | 1568-1579 | Magister, later council secretary in Lübeck | |
| Werner Schellenberg | Rostock | 1579-1584 | ||
| Hermann Blomenberch († June 25, 1603) | Rostock Helmstedt |
1584-1603 | Buried in St. Mary's Church in Bergen. | |
| Nikolaus Iserhard | Rostock | 1603-1608 | ||
| Christoph Bernhard Schrader | Rostock | 1608-1628 | 1630 councilor in Rostock | |
| Hermann Bresser | Rostock | 1627 | Relative of the Lübeck councilor Gerhard Grentzin . Died before he left for Bergen in Lübeck and was buried in the Petrikirche . | |
| Caspar Heigenius | 1628-1634 | from Quackenbrück | ||
| Friedrich Hartwich | Rostock | 1634-1644 | Donated the sculpture of Jakobus Maior for the Marienkirche (Bergen) | |
|
Arnold Isselhorst (1615–1695) |
Rostock | 1644-1650 | afterwards Council Secretary in Lübeck | |
| Johann Melchior Rötlin | Rostock | 1650-1656 | previously from 1648–1650 vice secretary of the office, later royal Danish resident in Danzig, then chamber secretary in Copenhagen and councilor in the college of commerce. | |
|
Johann Siricius (1630–1696) |
Rostock | 1656-1666 | then council secretary, later councilor and mayor of Lübeck |
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| Matthäus Stolterfoht | Kiel | 1667-1671 | Son of the pastor at the Marienkirche in Lübeck, Jacob Stolterfoht | |
| Johann Dietrich von Gülich († 1672) | Rostock | 1670-1672 | Middle first name diverges Christoph / Dietrich ??? Died in Bergen in 1672 and buried in St. Mary's Church. | |
| Bernhard Elfers | Frankfurt / Oder | 1672-1693 | later councilor in Rostock († 1706) | |
| Johan Brun | Rostock | 1693-1701 | from 1702 Danish customs collector in Nyborg on Funen | |
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Christian Wilhelm Höltich (1671- after 1728) |
Wittenberg Rostock |
1701-1717 |
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| Michael Christoph Siricius | 1717-1723 | Son of the former Lübeck Council Secretary Christoph Siricius | ||
| Tobias Anthon Maysaal | 1723-1731 | |||
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Johann Carbiner (1696–1769) |
Rostock | 1731-1741 | Later became a merchant in Bergen, buried in St. Mary's Church. | |
| Anton Ulrich Winckelmann | 1741-1753 | |||
| Johann Georg Schuckmann | Rostock | 1753-1761 |
See also
- List of secretaries of the Hanseatic Office in Bruges
- List of Council Secretaries of the Hanseatic City of Lübeck
literature
- Friedrich Bruns : The Secretaries of the German Office in Bergen , in: Det Hanseatiske Museums Skriften , Volume 13, Bergen 1939
Individual evidence
- ↑ Entry 1538 in the Rostock matriculation portal
- ↑ Entry 1553 in the Rostock matriculation portal
- ↑ Entry 1563 in the Rostock matriculation portal
- ^ Entry 1592 in the Rostock matriculation portal
- ^ Entry 1636 in the Rostock matriculation portal
- ^ Entry 1664 in the Rostock matriculation portal
- ↑ Entry 1674 in the Rostock matriculation portal
- ↑ Entry 1729 in the Rostock matriculation portal