Marcus von der Lütcke

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Marcus von der Lütcke (born July 25, 1603 in Cumlosen ; † November 26, 1686 in Vehlefanz ) was a major general in Brandenburg and chief of a cavalry regiment. He was inducted into the Fruitful Society as No. 411 “The Rising One” .

Life

origin

His parents were Jakob Lütcke and his wife Isabella, née von Möllendorff from the Lindenberg family.

Military career

In 1632 Lütcke was major in the "Burgsdorff" regiment and rose there on March 2, 1639 to lieutenant colonel . Shortly before, the regiment near Bernau was attacked by the Swedes and almost destroyed. Lütcke was one of the few who managed to escape. He then took over the leadership of the remainder and formed four companies . On April 13, 1643 he was raised to the nobility by the emperor.

After the Thirty Years' War Lütcke was 1,660 on June 5 colonel and Imperial in 1670 and kurbrandenburgischer General sergeant on horseback and head of a Cavalry Regiment. On June 24, 1672 he became Major General in Brandenburg. In November 1672 he received his own regiment with which he fought against the Swedes in the Northern War of 1674/79. He distinguished himself in the battle near Nauen , fought at Fehrbellin and took part in the campaign in Pomerania and Prussia. After the peace treaty, Lütcke retired to his Gut Vehlefanz. He died there on November 26, 1686.

In 1648 he bought a share in Klein-Ziethen, in 1649 in Groß-Ziethen and Kremmen and in 1651 in Vehlefanz . All goods were at Kremmen near Oranienburg.

family

His first marriage was to Anna Kegel, who died of the plague. In 1640, he married Apollonia Volkmann († January 24, 1652), the daughter of the Brandenburg colonel Georg Volkmann . The six children from the first and second marriage all died early. After the death of his second wife, he married Florentine von Houwald on May 8, 1661 in Straupitz (born October 30, 1644 in Danzig; † October 12, 1694 in Vehlefanz), daughter of Christoph von Houwald on Straupitz. With her he had four sons and five daughters.

  • Florentina (*?, †?), ⚭ Jobst Ehrenreich von Kahlenberg on Perwenitz
  • Johanna Luise (* May 21, 1663, †?), ⚭ Friedrich Wilhelm Gans Noble Lord of Putlitz in German Wusterhausen, Bollensdorf and Putlitz Castle
  • Beata Pia (born January 10, 1664, †?), ⚭ Hans Christoph von Arnim on Temmen and Cremzow
  • Appolonia Renate (* October 24, 1665, † 1699) ⚭ April 30, 1682 with former lieutenant. D. Barthel / Berthold Friedrich von Ramin (* November 25, 1650; † February 18, 1706), Lord of Brüssow , Lesikow, Boeck and Woltersdorf
  • Adolf Ernst (born February 3, 1667, † 1691 near Valchis / Hungary). He was an imperial captain and died of the wounds suffered in the battle of Slankamen . The epitaph can be found in the St. Nikolai Church in Kremmen . He was the heir to Vehlefanz, Kremmen, Groß-Ziethen and Klein-Ziethen .
  • Markus Ehrenreich (born August 4, 1668 in Vehlefanz, † May 31, 1730 in Staffelde). Imperial captain and later Royal Prussian secret judiciary and district administrator. Heir to Vehlefanz, Kremmen, Groß-Ziethen and Klein-Ziethen, I. ⚭ July 9, 1697 with Jakobine Maria von Frank adH Backendorf in Mecklenburg, II. ⚭ Dorothea Sophie von Wilsdorf
  • Karl Christoph (born October 3, 1670, † August 18, 1671)
  • Karl Bernhard (* October 12, 1672, † August 12, 1676)
  • Dorothea Henriette (* October 7, 1674, † April 29, 1676)

The altar in the St. Nikolai Church in Kremmen from 1686 is a donation from Lütcke.

literature

  • Kurt von Priesdorff : Soldier leadership . Volume 1, Hanseatische Verlagsanstalt Hamburg, undated [Hamburg], undated [1937], DNB 367632764 , p. 26, no. 37.
  • Anton-Friedrich Büsching: Description of his journey from Berlin to Kyritz in the Prignitz. P. 90f. Description of the villages of Groß-Ziethen and Kremmen
  • Dietrich Sigismund von Buch: Dietrich Sigismund's diary from Buch from the years 1674 to 1683. Volume 1, p. 65.

Individual evidence

  1. ^ The name Isabella von Möllendorff is not certain according to Priesdorff.
  2. ↑ Theatrum Europaeum, 1639, p. 104.
  3. ↑ After 1640 he went into imperial service. At the same time a Moritz von der Lüttich turns up there. There is therefore the hypothesis that it is the same person.
  4. ^ Alfred Lüdtke: Lüdtke 1. German Gender Book, 136 (= Pommersches Gender Book 5): 297-464, 1964
  5. ↑ Werner von Arnswaldt: The house Fredenwalde. In: Werner Konstantin von Arnswaldt and Ernst Devrient (arrangement): The Arnim family. 2nd part: family history. 1. Volume: The main tribes Zichow and Zehdenick. Self-published by the von Arnim family, 1923, pp. 544/45.
  6. ↑ http://www.kirche-kremmen.de/seite/184599/kirche.html

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personal data
SURNAME Lütcke, Marcus from the
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Kurbrandenburg major general and chief of a cavalry regiment
DATE OF BIRTH July 25, 1603
PLACE OF BIRTH Cumlose
DATE OF DEATH November 26, 1686
Place of death Vehlefanz