Lucas Heinrich Thering

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Lucas Heinrich Thering (born January 18, 1648 in Stendal ; † March 4, 1722 in Berlin ) was a German Protestant theologian , writer of theological works and author of funeral sermons , field preacher and most recently archdeacon and Evangelical Lutheran city ​​superintendent in Berlin.

family

Lucas Heinrich Thering as ev.-luth. City superintendent in Berlin

Thering was a son of the doctor Tobias Thering and his wife Dorothea Krause.

He was born on January 18, 1648 in Stendal

Thering married on October 18, 1674 in Stendal Regina Agatha Schönebeck, the daughter of the late mayor of Stendal Benedikt Schönebeck (1597-1665), son of the former mayor Bartholomäus Schönebeck (1548-1605), who left the Schönebeck Foundation .

The marriage resulted in seven children, of which Dorothea and Tobias died in childhood and one child was stillborn.

Life

First he attended the school in Aschersleben and was tutored by the deputy principal Melchior. After his father moved to Halberstadt , Thering attended the Schöningsche Fürstenschule under its rector Johann Joachim Mader from 1663 and from 1664 to 1666 the school in Halberstadt led by the rector Martin Tempel . He then studied theology for three years at the University of Helmstedt . When his parents lost their fortune due to the plague and were no longer able to support him, he took up a position as court master with the then commandant of Küstrin , Colonel von Marwitz, to raise his sons. From 1671 he was court master with the owner of the Seeburg rule Christian Wilhelm von Hahn (1621–1668). A few months in 1672 he received August Meschmann (1627–1679) from the preacher of the St. Martinikirche in Halberstadt , cf. in addition: further training, because he was supposed to be the vice principal for the local Martini school. Although he had great hopes for the position, he was not called.

However, he was then unexpectedly appointed field chaplain to the regiment of Landgrave Friedrich II of Hesse-Homburg and in September 1672 took part in the course of the Dutch War , including in Alsace against the French armies on the Rhine.

After the peace treaty in 1673 the regiment came to Stendal. Thering resigned and was appointed assistant preacher at the Marienkirche in Stendal and in 1674 appointed subdeacon at the cathedral in Stendal. In 1676 he became a deacon at the Petrikirche in Berlin. In the years 1691–1722 he was archdeacon in Berlin at the Petrikirche and most recently senior of all the Evangelical Lutheran ministers (city superintendent) in Berlin.

Works (selection)

Web links

biography

Detailed biographies can be found in the following works, which unfortunately can only be read in excerpts in Noack's work in the print preview on the Internet.

  • Lothar Noack, Jürgen Splett, bio-bibliographies, Brandenburg scholars of the early modern period, Berlin-Cölln 1688-1713 , 2000, p. 474 ff, ISBN 3-05-003318-5 , some digital book preview
  • Johann Heinrich Zedler, Large complete universal lexicon of all sciences and arts, which bisshero was invented and improved through human understanding and wit , Volume 43, 1745, p. 1224 f, digital

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Francke Foundations in Halle (Saale), August Hermann Francke Study Center, Archive, Biographical Information on Thering, Lucas Heinrich
  2. ↑ Uwe Czubatynski: Evangelical pastor book for the Altmark. 2nd, extended edition, Rühstädt 2006, p. 222 ( full text )
  3. ↑ a b Lothar Noack, Jürgen Splett, Bio-Bibliographien, Brandenburgische Schehre der Early Neuzeit, Berlin-Cölln 1688-1713 , 2000, p. 474 ff, ISBN 3-05-003318-5 , partly digital book preview
  4. ^ Susanne Paasch: Descendents list of Bartholomaeus Schön (e) beck senior. In: Kulturbund der DDR, Stadtleitung Magdeburg: Family research today, messages from the AG Genealogy. 1980, p. 59
  5. ↑ a b c d e Johann Gustav Reinbeck , Weiland Königl. Prussia. Consistorial-Raths, Probsts and Inspectoris zu Cölln on the Spree, collection of some funeral sermons: Composed in two parts, the first of which contains the one previously published, the second the one found in the manuscript . Berlin 1743, first part, p. 100 ff. (134 ff.)
  6. ↑ Thanks Benedictus Heinrich Thering on the death of the father, Berlin 1722. digital.slub-dresden.de
  7. ^ Biographical information on Thering, Benedikt Heinrich. Francke Foundations in Halle (Saale), August Hermann Francke Study Center, archive
  8. ↑ probably identical with: Joachim Christian Lüdke (1662–1736), k. Prussia. Go and Appeal Council and President of the City Court in Berlin, Neues Siebmachers Wappenbuch vol. 72 p. 46. He is probably the son of Christian Luidtke , the son of the mayor of Stendal Germanus Luidtke . Christian Luidtke was married to the sister (Maria Hedwig Schönebeck) of Maria Judith's mother.
  9. ^ Thanks to Johann Lucas Thering on the death of his father, Berlin 1722. digital.slub-dresden.de (PDF)
  10. ^ Joachim Christoph Ungnad, abdication speech for Anna Maria Westerfeld, wife of Johann Lucas Thering, Frankfurt an der Oder, 1732 digital.bibliothek.uni-halle.de
  11. ↑ cf. on this: Johann Georg Justus Ballenstedt Small writings on geological, historical, topographic, antiquarian, etymological content, Volume 1 (Google eBook), Landgraf, 1826. P. 237 f)
  12. ↑ cf. about this: Institute for German Genealogy, home.foni.net
  13. ↑ Johann Heinrich Zedler. Great complete universal lexicon of all sciences and arts, which bisshero were invented and improved by human intellect and wit, Volume 43, 1745, digital
  14. ↑ Archive of the Francke Foundations in Hall 192.124.243.55
  15. ^ Johann Benedikt Schartow, thank you note on the death of the friend (cover picture), Berlin 1722, digital.slub-dresden.de (PDF)
personal data
SURNAME Thering, Lucas Heinrich
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German Protestant theologian and writer
DATE OF BIRTH January 18, 1648
PLACE OF BIRTH Stendal
DATE OF DEATH March 4, 1722
Place of death Berlin