Martin Geier

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Martin Geier (also: Geyer; born April 24, 1614 in Leipzig ; † September 12, 1680 in Freiberg ) was a German Lutheran theologian.

Life

Martin Geier was born as the son of the Leipzig merchant and trader of the same name and his wife Sabina Fischer († July 27, 1615 in Leipzig). On April 8, 1618 he started school in the Leipzig council school, attended the Leipzig Nikolaischule from April 8, 1621, and the city school in Torgau from September 1625 . Prepared in this way, he enrolled at the University of Leipzig on April 10, 1628 , acquired a bachelor's degree in philosophy on March 14, 1629, moved to the University of Strasbourg in May 1631 and to the University of Jena on September 26, 1632 . After returning to Leipzig on May 2, 1633, he acquired the degree of master's degree , changed to the University of Wittenberg on June 24, 1633 and continued his theological studies there. He stayed in Jakob Weller's house . Geier also attended the lectures by Wilhelm Nigrinus , Paul Röber , Wilhelm Leyser I , Johann Hülsemann and Martin Trost . On June 19, 1636, he obtained permission to read a Magister in Wittenberg, taught the Hebrew language and returned to Leipzig in May 1637. Here Heinrich Höpfner became his further sponsor. On August 19, 1639 Geier became professor of the Hebrew language at the Leipzig University.

However Geier wanted to pursue a theological career, he was in 1643 in Leipzig Subdeacon , 1645 Deacon , 1657 Archdeacon , rising in 1659 to pastor at the Thomas Church in Leipzig on. After he had obtained his doctorate on September 15, 1645 and a doctorate in theology on July 8, 1658, Geier became an assessor of the theological faculty on September 22, 1658, as well as full professor of the same. In the winter semester of 1659 he was rector of the Leipzig Alma Mater , in the winter semester of 1662/63 he became dean of the theological faculty and on October 31, 1661 at the same time superintendent of Leipzig and consistorial councilor. On July 3, 1646 he was godfather of Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz in Leipzig's Nikolaikirche . During his time in Leipzig he set up the Collegium Gellianum, among other things . After Jakob Weller died, in 1665 the Elector Johann Georg II of Saxony appointed him to Dresden as court preacher and councilor .

Although he initially did not want to carry out the office, the elector was able to persuade him to do so by persuading him. Geier was considered a theological zealot who did not shy away from punishment. He is also a spiritual hymn writer, Old Testament exegete and edification writers emerged.

family

Geier was married twice. His first marriage was on June 17, 1645 in Leipzig with Margarita Schürer (born January 10, 1628 in Leipzig; † November 20, 1654 there), the daughter of the Leipzig bookseller Zacharias Schürer (born August 19, 1597 in Leipzig; † 18 January 1629 ibid) and his wife Margarita Blume (* May 17, 1607 in Wittenberg; † October 29, 1647 in Leipzig). The marriage has two sons and a daughter.

  • Gottfried Geier (born October 22, 1648 in Leipzig; † April 26, 1649 ibid.)
  • Matthias Geier (born March 21, 1651 in Leipzig; † July 3, 1666 ibid.)
  • Margarita Geier (born November 20, 1654 in Leipzig; † August 11, 1656 ibid.)

After the death of his first wife, Geier went on May 26, 1656 in Leipzig to Christina Elisabeth Carpzov (born October 20, 1641 in Leipzig, † September 7, 1703 in Dresden), the daughter of Johann Benedikt Carpzov I , the second marriage a. The marriage has two sons and two daughters.

  • Johann Benedikt Geier (born September 18, 1659 in Leipzig; † October 29, 1659 ibid.)
  • Catharina Elisabeth Geier (born May 28, 1661 in Leipzig, † August 22, 1730 in Dresden) married. November 25, 1678 in Dresden with the lawyer Dr. jur. Johann Georg Börner (born August 6, 1646 in Dresden; † May 2, 1713 ibid.)
  • Johanna Christina Geier (born March 5, 1664 in Leipzig, † April 28, 1709 in Dresden) married. January 23, 1682 in Dresden with the Saxon privy councilor and chief mining director Johann Aegidus Alemann (* around 1655 in Dresden; † October 4, 1719 in Schmiedeberg), the son of the mountain councilor Johann Alemann
  • Johann Christian Geier (* February 12, 1665 in Leipzig; † February 24, 1687 ibid.)

Works (selection)

  • Diss. Philol. Posterior & # 156; de ritibus lugentium apud Ebraeos antiquos. Wittenberg 1636 ( online )
  • Explicatio dicti Ezech. 14, 9. Et propheta cum erraverit. Wittenberg 1637 (present: Wilhelm Leyser, online )
  • Diss. Philol. Hist. De veterum Ebraeorum ratione coenandi, & eo spectantibus. Lanckisch, Leipzig, 1639 ( online )
  • Protevangelium Genes. III, 15. Leipzig, 1641 ( online )
  • Messiae Mors, Sepultura, Ac Resurrectio, Ex Jesaiae LIII.v.8.9.10. Ritzsch, Leipzig, 1645 ( online ); Spörl, Leipzig, 1679 ( online )
  • Biga dissertationum, nempe Protevangelium, Genes. III, 15., ut et Messiae mors, sepultura, ac resurrectio, Isa. LIII, 8. 9. 10. Ritzsch, Leipzig, 1651 ( online )
  • Proverbia Regum Sapientissimi Salomonis: Adiecti Sub Finem Sunt Necessarii Indices. Grosse & Lanckisch, Leipzig, 1653 ( online ); Lanckisch, Leipzig, 1688 ( online ); Lanckisch, Leipzig, 1699 ( online )
  • De Ebraeorum Luctu lugentiumq [ue] ritibus: E Sacris praecipue, nec non R. Mosis B. Maimom tit. Efel, aliisq [ue]. Grosse & Lanckisch, Leipzig, 1656 ( online ), Leipzig 1666 ( online )
  • Delicious aqua vitae or water of life: from Joh. 4 / 13. 14. (Whoever drinks this water / he will thirst again; but whoever of the water / etc.) Consider the Christian funeral of ... Mr. Tobiae Michaelis / famous musici and Directoris Chori Musici, Sel. on the day of his funeral Which was June 30, 1657. Köler, Leipzig, 1657 ( online )
  • Disp. theol. & # 156; de precibus pro defunctis, opposita pontificiis. Ritzsch, Leipzig, 1658 ( online )
  • Civibus universitatis Lipsiensis & cumprimis. Ritzsch, Leipzig, 1658 ( online )
  • Double fidelity 1. Of man connected to God / 2. Of gracious-rewarding God: From the saying Apoc. II, 10. Be faithful to death / I will give you the crown of life; Bey sizeable burial of ... women barbarians / Des ... Hn. Leonhard Laubens / citizen and well-known tradesman all here in Leipzig married housewife / who ... the 17th of May of this 1659th year blessed the world / and the 20th eiusd. Christian brought into her little room of rest; Executed in something. Wittigau, Leipzig, 1659 ( online )
  • Change desired for the dying / Since they come 1. from misery to bliss; 2. from the balance to rest; 3. From the effort to reward: From the saying / Revelation: c. 14th v. 13. Those who are blessed in the Lord [et] c. Bey ... funeral of the ... Hn. Michael Planckens / Wolbenamten Bürgers und Handelsmans allhier / Who in the 33rd year of his age fell asleep on February 18th of this year 1659 ... / and was then buried on earth on February 22nd; explained in something / and ... put in print. Ritzsch, Leipzig, 1659 ( online )
  • Of the believers / 1. The unreadable / 2. Quiet / 3. Blessed hope / From the 39th psalm / v. 8. 10. Now Mr. Wes should I comfort myself / [et] c .: Bey ... funeral of ... Mr. Christian Hetzers ... Cramermeisters ... all here / Which the 15th Martij of this 1659th year .. . fell asleep / in the 59th year of his age / and following 18th Martii ... was brought to his rest; executed in something / and afterwards ... put in print. Bauch, Leipzig, 1659 ( online )
  • The pious 1. special / 2. comfortable / 3. salutary pulling away; From the saying Isaiah. 57 / 1. 2. The righteous are taken away for the misfortune / [et] c .: Bey sizeable corpse burial Des ... Hn. Gottfried Trüben / Erbsassen auff Selderhausen / and Chur- and Fürstl. Pass through to Saxony to the Ober-Hoff court all here well-ordered Protonotarii ... As the same on November 2nd of this 1659th year ... passed away / and following the 7th eiusd. in the Pauliner Church ... was brought to his resting chamber ... declared / and ... promoted to print. Michael, Leipzig, 1659 ( online )
  • God the best patron Deme one commands his ways most surely / and who also does it best with us: From the XXXVII. Psalm / vers. 5. Commit the Lord your / [et] c. witnessed at a sizable funeral of the ... Mr. Johann Borns / auff Hilmersdorff / distinguished ICti, professed. Publ. Of the Ober-Hoff -gericht Advocati Ordinarii ... When he blessedly ended his sixty years of life on the 4th of August of this current 1660th year / and on the 7th of this year he was brought to his resting room in the Pauline Church ... Michael, Leipzig, 1660 ( online )
  • Disputatio Theologica De Precibus Pro Defunctis. Bauhofer, Jena, 1660 ( online )
  • 1. Dangerous inflammation / 2. And healing cooling / From the saying of David's Psalm 39, 4. 5. My heart is inflamed etc. Lord teach me / that an end etc .: Bey serious burial of […] Johannis Preibisii, des Senioris who were women Collegii, the Philosophical Faculty Assessoris, the Council and [...] City judge alhier [...] As the same [...] on September 5th, 1660. happily achieved his goal / and then on the 11th he was brought into his retirement room / Carried for in a sermon / and [...] promoted to print. Wittigau, Leipzig, 1660 ( online )
  • De adventu Domini glorioso ad supremum iudicium meditatio: super dictum prophetico-apostolicum patriarchae Henochi ex epist. Judae com. XIV. XV. Koler, Leipzig, 1660 (Resp.Johann Friedrich Leipbnitz, online )
  • Disquisitio Theologica De Superstitione. Lanckisch, Leipzig, 1660 ( online ); Leipzig, 1684 ( online )
  • Theological explanation From the Psal. 119/115: Avoid me, you bosses / I will keep the commandments of my God: Done / From the Princely Theologian ... Johann Hülsemann ... As the same in the 59th year of his age this contending church was blessed ... after the body / in his resting place in the church of S. Nicol. all here / at the most respectable presence and frequency been brought to June 16, Anno 1661. Wittigau, Leipzig, 1661 ( online )
  • Awakening of healing longing / From the saying Isaiah. 26/16. Lord when there is tribulation / so one looks for you / [et] c .: Bey Christian Burial Des ... Mr. Adam Mohrs / Old well-known citizen and cloth merchant in this city of Leipzig / As the same in the 66th year of his age blessed this world / and then the 4th of October. this 1661st year was brought to its rest; considered / and afterwards ... put to print. Michael, Leipzig, 1661 ( online )
  • Undaunted courage, from the 5th and 6th verse. Ps. 118 ... Bey Christian funeral of ... Women of Mary, born Sacerinn, Des ... Mr. Johann Werner the elder ... Hauß honor, as the same ... Feb. 20th Ann. 1661. been brought to her resting place. 1661; Uhlmann, Leipzig 1676 ( online );
  • Conformitas Judaeo-papistica in loco de Scriptura Sacra. Leipzig 1661 (Resp. Heinrich Holwel, online )
  • Human life / From Psalm 90 / v 10. considered: Bey rich burial of ... Johann Fuchsen / Old Citizen and Custodis near the churches to S. Thomas all here: Which on April 8th / in the year 1648. ... various / and on the 12th he was also hunkered down in his little bed. Printed on request. Köhler, Leipzig, 1663 ( online )
  • The soul pleasing to God: From the saying Sapient. IV, 13. 14. He soon became perfect / for his soul was pleasing to God [et] c. Bey ... corpse-Begängnüß Des ... Johann-Georgen von Ponickau ... In the church of St. Thomas in Leipzig on the 30th day of August. 1664. considered / and then submitted to request for printing. Christian Michael, Leipzig, 1664 ( online )
  • God I. our best protector / and II. Right carrier / (From Psalm. 3/4: But you / Lord / are the shield for me / and who sets me up in honor / and raises my head :): Bey ... Funeral burial of ... Hn. Johann Zaulichs / Citizen and Wolbenamten merchant here in Leipzig / As the same on July 3rd of this 1663th year in Naumburg this world was blessed / and afterwards all here in Leipzig ... was transferred to his little room of rest. Köler, Leipzig, 1664 ( online )
  • The & # 156; rediscovered and redeemed little sheep of Christ Schmertzens freye joy, from Isaiah. 35/10. ... Bey sizeable corpse burial of ... Mr. D. Johann Schilters, famous JCti, the Chur- and Fürstl. Saxon. Upper court court ... As the same ... on June 23rd of this 1664th year, this world blessed. Wittigau, Leipzig, 1664 ( online )
  • The long desired by all Volck: Or of Samueli's 1st interposition / 2nd instruction / and 3rd congratulations / So he accepted by the new Saul / I. Sam. X, 24/23: Bey Christian investiture ... When ... Mr. Samuel Lange ... was publicly admitted to the superintendent's office in Leipzig on July 26th, 1665. Löffler & Bergen, Dresden, 1665 ( online )
  • A salutary alliance one with one / That is / Christian marriage and consecration speech / at the Princely Beylager Des ... Mr. Georg Albrechts / Marggrafen zu Brandenburg ... and The ... Ms. Sophien Marien / born Countess zu Solms ..: In the most prestigious presence of Chur and princely ... people / on the Churfürstl. Saxon. Closed at Colditz on November 1st and 2nd. Anno 1665. held. Friedrich Lanckisch, Leipzig, 1665 ( online )
  • Entrance to the new office on the 2nd of the New Year's Day: As Auff the Most Serene / Hochgebohrnen Prince and Mr. / Mr. Johann. Georgii II. Moved to Saxony / Jülich / Clev and Berg / des Heil. Roman Empire Ertz-Marschalln and Electors / [et] c. [Etc. Most gracious occupation and ordinance In the name of Jesus The Ober-Hoffprediger-Amt / and what is pending / Anno MDCLXV. started. Friedrich Lanckisch, Leipzig, 1665 ( online )
  • Finally going out / from the temple to S. Thomas in Leipzig: As the most gracious profession of your Chur-Prince. Pass through to Saxony / Hertzogs Johann. Georgii the Other / Of Salvation. Roman Empire Ertz-Marschalln and Chur-Princes / [et] c. [Etc. of his most gracious lord and father of the country / On Sunday Judica / was the day Gregorii the bishop / took his farewell from the usual Gospel. Lanckisch, Leipzig, 1665 ( online )
  • The noble Friedeman: Bey Hochansehnlicher / Adelicher und Volckreicher funeral burial Des ... Mr. Friedemans von Selmnitz / [et] c. Des ... Mr. Ernst Friedemans von Selmnitz / Auf Strausfurth / Vehra / Steinburg and Kranichborn / [et] c. Elector Passage to Saxony ... Raths / Chamberlain and Supervisor of the Graffschaff Mansfeld ... Son / As the same on the 9th of Martyrdom of this 1665th year / in the church of S. Thomas in Leipzig / in his resting room ... was inserted / In the funeral sermon from Sapien at that time. IV, 7. * 14. ... considered / and ... submitted for printing. Hahn, Leipzig, 1665 ( online )
  • Last liberation from all sin and fear nets: Bey Christian funeral of ... Susannen Heerbrandin / born Friedelin / Des ... Valentini Heerbrands / Churfürstl. Pass through to Saxony's oldest and well-deserved court preacher / Hertzliebsten Hauss honor / As the same / after the body / on April 27th. this 1665th year in the Sophien Church was brought to the resting room. Bergen, Dresden, 1665 ( online )
  • The last, and the best, From Psalm LXXIII, 25. 26. ... Bey Christian funeral of ... Mr. Petri Sibes, Aus dem Stifft Bremen, LL. St. As the same ... on February 17th, 1665. made his last conclusion to this world being .... Köler, Leipzig, 1665 ( online )
  • Christian state parliament sermon: Inside from the 2nd Sam. V, 1.2. The exact relatives (1st) of the ruling Haubts and (2nd) of the willing members / have been / as ... Johann Georg Der Andere / Hertzog zu Sachsen ... His loyal country estates the 5th of March this 1666 year afterwards Dreßden prescribed / to them ... to graciously open the proposition. Löffler, Meißen, 1666 ( online )
  • The Redeemed Redeemer and Courageous Miltitzin, from the words of Solomon, Sprüchw. XIV, 32nd ... at the high aristocratic and prestigious funeral of the ... Mrs. Annen Margariten, bored looser, from the house of Kittlitz, Des ... Mr. Haubolds von Miltitz, auff Scharffengergk ... married lover. Günther, Meißen, 1667 ( online )
  • DOMS in Salomonis Regis Israel Ecclesiasten Commentarius: succinctus, dilucidus, fontiumque præcipue Ebræorum mentem genuinam una cum usu evolvens. Riese & Wittigau, Leipzig, 1668 ( online ); Tarnov, Leipzig, 1706 ( online )
  • Heavenly hardening of the pure hard, from which Jerem. I, 17. 18. 19. Bey Christian investiture and instruction of the ... Mr. Eliae Siegmund Reinharts, The H. Schrifft famous Doct. and Prof. P .. Lanckisch, Leipzig, 1668 ( online )
  • The spiritual bride jewelry / Consists of a threefold gem / Namely faith / love / hope: From I. Cor. XIII. 13. An. Christi 1669. in the Schloss-Kirchen zu Dreßden. 1669, Boetius, Frankfurt, 1689 ( online )
  • Liebes-Probe / sam [m] t der Probe Nutz / from the words Psal. LXXI, 20. 21: Lord you let me experience a lot and great fear: at ... funeral of the ... Mrs. Annen / born Krammin / the ... Christophori Bulaei, the salvation. Schrifft ... Doctoris ... Hauß honor / as the same on the feast day Johannis B. An. 1669 ... brought to her resting room / considered Christian / and transported to the truck upon request. Seyffert, Dresden, 1669 ( online )
  • The faithful feudal man of God / As 1. Brave / 2. Resistant / and 3. Vicious from Actor. 20, 24. (The holy spirit testifies in all places / and speaks: bande [et] c.): Bey the Actu Investiturae, Als Auff Churf. Pass to Saxony Most gracious order / on Aug. 24th, 1670. The ... Herr Georgius Lehman / The salvation. Schrifft Doctor, the Chur- and Prince. Consistorii Assessor & c. To the pastorate to S. Nicolai, as well as the entire Leipzig dioeces superintendent office Christian was instructed; for / and ... now put in print. Bergen, Dresden, 1670 ( online )
  • Contemplation of mortality: With different funerals / according to the instructions for given sayings. Christian Kirchner, Leipzig, 1670, vol. 1, ( online , bad scan); Vol. 2, ( online ); Vol. 3, ( online ); Weidemann, Leipzig, 1687 vol. 1, ( online ); Vol. 2, ( online )
contains the following funeral sermons :
Vol. 1
    • Description of human life, from psal. XC. 11. Our life lasts, etc. held by Mr. Johann Fuchsen, sexton at St. Thomas on April 12, 1648
    • Threefold sigh of someone dying (umb hear, behold, redeem from Psal. LXIX, 18.19.20. Hear me, Lord, because your kindness is comforting etc.) Mr. Georg Fuchsen, accountants, May 9, 1655.
    • The dying Christian consisted of Psalms. LXXIII, 25. 26 Lord if I only have you etc. Mrs. Elisabeth Kramerin, August 19, 1656.
    • Happy valete from Psal. XXXIV, 2.3.4.5. I want to praise the Lord at all times, etc. Fr. Ursulae Richter, April 14, 1657.
    • Delicious aqua vitae or water of life, from Joh. IV, 13.14. Whoever trincket this water will be etc .. Mr. Tobias Michaelis, Musici and Leipzig Chori Musici Directoris, June 30th 1657.
    • Inseparable love and between God and the believing soul from Rome. IIX, 38.39. I am certain that neither death nor life etc .. Mrs. Annen, Mr. Bened. Hassert, Wittwen left behind by the Leipzig official, August 27, 1657.
    • Fearful and yet courageous Christian death, from Psal. XXV, 17.18. The fear of my heart is great, etc. Mr. Christoph Duseln, citizen and trader, August 28, 1657.
    • The happy ending of sadness, from psal. CXXVI, 5.6. Those who sow with tears, etc. Mrs. Annen Marthen Göringin, December 7th. 1657.
    • The dying desired change, out of apoe. XIV, 13. Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord etc. Herr Michael Plancken, bürgern und kauffmanne, February 18, 1659.
    • The child of God's grace and honor, from I. Joh. III. 1.2. See what love our father has shown us, etc. Mr. D. Heinrich Volckmarn / in Jur. Facult. PP & Assessori, the 2nd Martii 1659
    • The other right life, old Tobias hoped for, from Tob. II, 8. We are waiting for a living etc. Master Tobia Planern, bürger and Beckerobermeister, March 13th 1659.
    • The faithful, exquisite, calm, blessed hope, from Psalm XXXIX, 8. 10. Nu Lord, what should I console myself etc. Mr. Christian Hetzern, citizen and cramermeister, March 18, 1659.
    • Twofold faithfulness, I. of man connected with God, 2. of gracious-rewarding God, from Apoc. II, 10. Dey faithful to etc. Ms. Barbaren, Mr. Leonard Laubens, bürgers und Handelsmannes housewives, May 20, 1659.
    • God's faithful heart and hand, made of Sap. III, 8. Those who trust him, experience, etc. Mrs. Annen Catharinen Meyerin, Mr. Abrahem Falckner's blessed Wittwen, July 26th, 1659.
    • Long-awaited change, from Job XIV, 14. I wait every day while I argue, etc. Ms. Rosina Grünwaldin, July 30, 1659.
    • The pious, special, comfortable, helpless pulling away, from Isaiah. LVII, 1.2. The righteous will be taken away for misfortune, etc. Hn. Gottfried Trüben, heirs to Gelderhausen, Chur- and Fürstl. Oberhoffger. Protonotario, Nov 7, 1659.
    • The unhappy blissful man, out of job. V, 17-21. See, blessed is man etc. Frau Gertrauden geb. Countess, Mr. Christoph Pinckers, the elder, ICti and Churf. Council etc. of estate widow, December 16, 1659.
    • Heavenly Friedrichsburg, from Ps. CXVI, 7.8.9. Be happy again, my soul, etc. Mrs. Elisabeth, geb. Siberin, Mr. Philipp Schreiners, Schöppen and councilor of posthumous widows, December 28, 1659.
    • Have the very best, from Ps. LXXIII, 25.26. Lord, if I only have you, say, etc. Mrs. Magdalena geb. Splendor, Mr. Christian Eulenauens blessed widow, Jan 27, 1660.
    • Boring but not in vain waiting, from Ps. CXXX, 5th seqq. I wait for the Lord, my soul awaits, etc. Mrs. Marien Elisabethen, Mr. D. Adam Samuel Freysteins, noble wives who have been advocates, March 23, 1660.
2nd vol.
    • The constant friend, from Ebr. XIII, 5. The gentleman said: I don't want to leave you etc. Ms. Annen Spenglerin, geb. Rostin, May 20, 1660.
    • Modest lust to die, from Phil. I, 23. I want to leave etc. Ms. Magdalenen Elisabeth Vetzerin, Mr. Joh. Hoff's house honor, who was at Ranisdorff, July 20, 1660.
    • Childlike staying, following, loving, inheriting from Psalm IXXIII, 23. 26. Nevertheless, I always stay with you etc. Fr. Marien Magdalenen Brummerin, née Maulin, August 9, 1660.
    • God the best patron, from Psalm XXXVII. 5. Fallen your ways etc. to the Lord, Mr. D. Joh. Born , on Hilmersdorf, Icto and PP on August 7, 1660.
    • Healing weighing art, from 2nd Cor. IV.17.18. Our tribulation the temporal etc. Ms. Annen Eleonoren Rysselin, born Engelbrechtin, 15th Aug. 1660.
    • Dangerous inflammation and healing cooling, from Psalm XXXIX, 4.5: My heart is on fire in my body etc. Hernn M. Joh. Preisibio , of the council and city judges, September 5, 1660.
    • Heavenly minded to the right home, from Phil. III, 20.21: Our walk is in heaven, etc. in Mr. Zachariae Richter, tradesman, September 9, 1660.
    • God's exact supervision of the human goal in life, from Job. XIV, 5: People have a certain time, etc. Mr. Sebastian Müller, trader, October 17, 1660.
    • The blessed heavenly thaw and blooming earth rose, from Hos. XIV, 6. I want Israel to be like a thau etc. Mr. Joh. Rosen, Philosof. Baccal., October 26th, 1660.
    • Healing vigilance, from Marc XIII, 33.37: Watch, watch and pray etc. Master Samuel Holwitzen, coppersmith, November 2nd. 1660
    • Miserable impoverishment, and most blissful mercy, from Thren. III, 31. Seqq: Detr Herr does not repudiate forever etc. Ms. Marien Höpnerin, née Müllerin, Nov. 27, 1660.
    • The blessed and blessed life, made of sap. V, 16.171 The righteous will live forever, etc. Virgin Marien Schackwitzin, December 20th. 1660.
    • Fearful prison, and heavenly pleasure house of the children of God, from Psal. LXI, 2nd Seqq: Hear, God, my crying etc. Ms. Sophien Düncklerin, née Barwasserin, February 14th, 1661.
    • Blessed know of vanity, from Sermon. I, 14: I see doing everything, etc. Joh. Riedeln, handelsmann, 7th March 1661.
    • Dark fear of grief, and joyful light of life, from Psalm, XIII, 2nd seqq: Lord, how long will you be my so even etc. Catharinen Heylandin, born Heintzin, March 12th. 1661.
    • Faithful to the pious followers and the helper, from Joh. X, 27. seq: Meine Schaaffe hear my voice etc. Ms. Elisabeth Schambergerin, née Rostin, 22nd March. 1661.
    • The desired, undeserved, incomparable glory of those Christians suffering all here, from Rome. VIII, 18: I consider it to be suffered at this time, etc. Mrs. Annen Englebrechtin, born Nefinn, April 5, 1661.
    • The sweetest, safest and most blessed lust of the pious, from Psal. XXXVII, 4th seq: Have your pleasure in the Lord etc. Mr. Johann Müllern, tradesman, April 30, 1661.
    • The only, general, most useful healing well, from Act. IV, 12: It is not intact in any other. etc. Mr. Nicolao Severo, jurium Practico, the 24th Maji. 1661.
    • Excellent factorie, or just making good, from Psalm. XXXVII, 5: Obeyed the Lord your way etc. Mr. Frantz Beren, on Nitzschwitz uff Pönitz, the council and handelsman, June 12th 1661
    • Theological explanation, from Psalm CXIX, 115: Move away from me you malevolent etc. Mr. D. Joh. Hülsemannen , July 16, 1661.
    • Enduring Christians and preserving God, from Ps. I. XXIII, 23. seq: Nevertheless, I always stay with you, etc. Ms. Annen Margariten Müllerin, née Foundelkellerin, June 21, 1661.
    • Heavenly guidance, from Psalm. LXXIII, 23rd seq: Nevertheless, I always stay with you etc. Mr. Heinrich Gottfried Cronbergen, JUC July 29th 1661.
3rd vol.
    • Requested, appropriate, gratifying, necessary indulgence from God, from Ps. XXXIX, 13.14: Hear my prayer, Lord, etc. Paul Wagnern, Mr. D. Paul Wagners, mayor's sons all here, September 20. 1661.
    • Awakening of healing longing, from Isaiah. XXXVI, 16. Lord when there is trouble etc. Mr. Adam Mohren, citizens and cloth dealers, November 7th. 1661.
    • Loving Andencken of God. In the name of Jesus! Amen. From psal. IX, 19: The Lord becomes the poor, etc. Mr. Christoph Platzen, bürgern und Handelsmannee, November 7th. 1661.
    • Difficult to stay behind and dangerous and dangerous journey home, from Psal. XXXIX, 13.14: Hear my prayer, Mr. etc .. Mr. Christian Klein, citizens and booksellers of Frankfurt am Mayn, 18th November. 1661.
    • The Christian worthy, popular and certain death, from Matt. X, 29.30. Kauffet man not two sparrows etc. Mrs. Sabinae, Mr. Melchior Stieglitzens Not. Publ. & Judic. Sax. Procuratoris house honor, November 10th. 1661.
    • Divine school lehr-sing-bet-breeding-uf exams honor hours, from Psal. LXXI, 17-21: God you taught me from my youth, etc. Mrs. Margarethae née Leyserin, Mr. Enoch Heylandes left wittwen, January 19, 1662.
    • The children of God, from I. Johann. III, 1.2 .: See what a love our father showed, etc. Mrs. Elisabeth born. Scherlin, Mr. Peter Beckers housewives, January 20, 1662.
    • Elixit vitae or soul-artzney, from Psal. CXIX, 92: Where your law would not be my consolation etc. Fr. Mariae geb. Schacherin, Mr. Johann Jacob Mauls, citizen and trader, housewives, the 8th Mart. 1662.
    • Blessed cur of the willing patient, from Matth. VI, 10. and Luc. XI, 2: Thy will be done, Mr. Christian Langen, Prof. P. Facult. Med. Seniori, March 24th, 1662.
    • Life book, from Johan. III, 16: So God loved the world, etc. Mr. Matthiae Götzen, citizens and booksellers, June 11th 1662.
    • Christians as true barons noble waiting, blessed rest, ever-defending glory, from Rome. XIV, 8: If we live, then we live to the Lord etc. Mr. Johann Lufften, July 15, 1662.
    • Dreadful humiliation and exaltation of the blessed, from Psal. XXV, 17. 18: The fear of my heart is great etc. Jungfer Catharinen Raisins, Mr. Johann Geringer's Jur. Pract. & Nat. Published daughter, September 13th. 1662.
    • Unhappy world winter and incomparable heavenly pious, from Psal. CXXVI, 5.6: Those who sow with thrones etc. Mrs. Elisabethae, geb. Barwasserin, Mr. Georgii Schubarts, citizen and tradesman, housewife, October 18th. 1662.
    • Certain, wonderful, useful, constant seeing, from Ps. XXVII, 13. But I do believe that, etc. Frau Margaretha Kühnin, Martin Kühneens, bürgers und schneiders, housewives, January 10, 1663.
    • Performing old age, talking, praying, praising, hoping, from Psalm LXXI, 17. God you taught me from my youth, etc. Ms. Reginen Rappoltin, Mr. Heinrich Rappolts, widows left behind by Senatoris, Judicis & Pharmacop Pegau, April 5, 1663 .
    • Who die ailing daily, from Ps. XXXI, 11.12. My life has diminished for gloom etc. Mrs. Gertrauten, Mr. Jacob Sparwalds, bürgers und Handelmanns housewives, June 10th 1663.
    • God our best protector and right promoter, from Psal. III 4. But you Lord are the shield for me etc. Mr. Joh. Zaulichen, citizen and trader, July 3rd 1663.
    • Most blessed serfdom, from Rome. XIV, 7.8. Our nobody lives him himself, etc. Mr. Georg Opitzen, citizens and jubilee, January 17th, 1664.
    • God's loving, meaningful and helpful heartbreak, from Jer. XXXI, 20. Isn't Eprahim my dear son etc. Mr. Joh. Scherlen, citizens and merchant, February 21, 1664
    • The Christian Acturarius, from Ps. CXVIII, 17. I will not die, but live, etc. Mr. Martin Neandern, NPC & Actuario, 6th Mart. 1664.
    • The miraculous goodness of God, from Psalm XXXI, 22. Praise be to the Lord that he has a wonderful goodness to me, etc. Mr. Paul Bosen, citizens and rejoice, 10th Mart. 1664.
    • The world guests deadline, reluctance, farewell, from Psalm XC, II. Our life lasts seventy years, etc. Mr. Michael Martin Moltzern, bürgern und gastwirthen, April 24, 1664.
    • The pious Ehrich, from Psalm. LXXXIV, 12.13: The Lord gives grace and honor, Mr. Erich Volckmarn Consistorii Protonot. & Facult. Jur.Actuar, the 24th May 1664.
    • The again found and redeemed little sheep of Christ schmertzens-freye joy, from Isaiah. XXXV, 10: The redeemed of the Lord will come again etc. Johann Schiltern, JUD June 26th 1664.
    • Fountain of life from Apoc. XXI, 6,7: I am the Alpha and Omega, etc. Mr. Johann Brunnemann, Medicin. Studios on July 3rd 1664.
    • The handsome, agreeable, legally perfect, from Sapient. IV, 13.14: He soon became perfect, etc. Mr. Henrich Volkmarn the younger, July 19, 1664.
    • The blessed perfection, from I. Corinth, XIIII, 10: But when it comes, the perfect etc. virgin. Sophien Elisabeth, Mr. Henrich Volckmars, JUD & Prof. Publ. Posthumous daughter, August 5, 1664.
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    • Those afflicted in affliction and honored by God, from Apoc. VII, 13. 172: And it answers the oldest one etc. and from Jacob. I. 12: Blessed is the man who challenges etc. at the same time a virgin. Dorotheae Mariae and Jungf. Annae Rosinae, Mr. Abrahami Telleres, SS. Theol. D. Consist. & ad D. Thom. Pastoris left daughters, July 29, 1664.
    • Kurtze believed that heavenly grace was unfavorable and righteous, from Isa. LIV, 7.8: I read you a little moment, etc. Ms. Sophien née Benckendorffin, Mr. Johann Meyer's serums. El. a Consil. Fac. jur. Sen. etc. left Wittwen, Aug. 3, 1664.
    • Exaltation of the finch, from Psal. XL, I. seqq: I wait for the Lord and he leans towards me, etc. Mr. Georg Joachim divers, JUD & Practico etc., October 10th. 1664
    • Most useful transformation of even evil into the best, from Rome. VIII, 28: We know, however, that those etc., women Catharinae Elisabethae geb. Verbigin, Mr. Simon Löffler's married housewives the 23rd Decembr. 1664.
    • The best honors, from Apoc. XIV. 13: Blessed are the dead, the etc. Mr. Carolo Reinberg, Jur. Stud. January 16th. 1665
    • The last and the best, from Psalm LXXIII, 25.26: If I only have you, then say, etc. Mr. Peter Siben, LL. Stud. February 20, 1665.
    • The noble Friedemann, made of sap. IV, 7-14: F'Der just whether he dies at the same time, etc. Mr. Friedemann von Selmnitz, 9th March 1665.
    • Last liberation from all sins and webs of fear, from Psalms. XXV, 15: My eyes always look to the Lord, etc. Ms. Susannen Friedelin, Mr. Valentin Heerbrandes, Ch. S. Hoffprediger's wives on April 27, 1665.
    • The redeemed lover and courageous Miltitzin, from Prov. XIV, 32: The righteous is also confident in his death, Fr. Annen Margariten, geb. Loser, from the house of Kittlitz, Mr. Haubolds von Miltitz etc. Hochad. Loved ones, September 20th 1667.
    • Love rehearsal, including rehearsal, from Psal. LXXI, 20.21: Lord you let me experience a lot and great fear etc. Mrs. Annen geb. Krammin, Mr. D. Christoph Bulaei Past. Superintend. & Consistorialis Dresdensis Hausehre at the St. John's Festival 1669.
    • The clever bride and the desired groom, from job. XIX, 25.26.27: I know that my Redeemer lives etc. Jungf. Johannae Dorotheae, Mr. Johann Andreas Lucii Churf. Saxon. Hoffpreder's daughter, and Caspar Ringenhains, Wittenberg Acciss occupant, betrothed bride, July 26th, 1670.
  • The (1) vocation / (2) vicious Philip / from Johan. I, 43. ad 46 .: for put; as auff The Most Serene Elector of Saxony ... command and ordinance / The ... Mr. Paulus Philippus Röber / The H. Schrifft Licentiatus, and previously to S. Jacob in Freiberg Pastor, to the Supreme Parish and Superintendent ambt daselbs / am. .. May 1st, 1672. ... invested and instructed. Becker, Freyberg, 1672 ( online )
  • I. Annoying / II. Continuous III. Everlasting IV. Manifold Life Burden; from Sirach's saying / c.XL, 1.2.3: It is a wretched, miserable thing for all people to live / [et] c. Bey ... funeral of the ... Mr. Curt Reinigken / Freyherrn von Callenberg ...: on October 24th. of the 1672nd year / in the churches to the holy. Creutz in the Churfürstl. Resident city of Dresden. Schürer Erben-Götze Erben-Fritzsch-Hahn, Leipzig, 1673 ([I. Grumpy / II. Continuous III. Perpetual IV. Manifold burden of life; from Sirach's saying / c.XL, 1.2.3: It is a wretchedly pathetic thing for all people's life / [et] c. Bey ... funeral of the ... Mr. Curt Reinigken / Freyherrn von Callenberg ...: on the 24th day of October of the 1672nd year / in the churches for holiness . Creutz in the Churfürstl. Residentz-Stadt Dresden Online])
  • The most delicious work / from the 119th Psalm v. 54. […] with respectable and crowded funeral of […] Mr. Henrich Schützens […]. Andreas Löffler, Dresden 1672 ( online )
  • The loyal church gardener (1st) value and (2nd) reward. from I. Corinth. ... with Christian instruction and investiture of Des ... Johan. Fridrich Maiers the Elder H. Schrifft Licent. than on Churfl. Passing through to Saxony gracious ordinance / same on September 9th. Anno 1674. the Christian community at Leißnig and the surrounding dioeces was made public as a parish priest and superintendent. Bergen & Hamann, Dresden, 1674 ( online )
  • The most blessed appointment; From the saying Joh. 12, 26. Where I am / there my servant should also be: at ... funeral of ... Valentini Heerbrands / Churfl. Passage to Saxony in the 34th year of well-appointed court preacher / After the same in the 63rd year of his age, most recently on July 18th of this current 1674th year ... different / and then on the 27th in the Sophien Church all here Dresden / after the body / brought to rest / thoughtfully contemplated in God / and afterwards put under pressure on request. Baumann, Dresden, 1674 ( online )
  • Omnipresence of Our All-Seeing God: Following the guidance of a number of Biblical Proverbs / in whose fear / to be and to his closest edification / considered. Hübner, Dresden, 1674 ( online )
  • The faithful church gardener (1.) work, (2.) Mr. ...: with Christian instruction and investiture Des ... Mr. M. Johann Georgen Dietzschen, as ... the same of the Christian community at Colditz ... to Parish priest and superintendent ... was publicly represented. Bergen, Dresden, 1674 ( online )
  • The most precious Kreutz doctor 1. Sullen use; 2. Invaluable benefit / 3. Sensible patient. From the words Pauli (2. Corinth. IV, 17.18.) ...: At ... corpse burial of ... women Rachel / Freyin von Rechenberg / born von Werthern / Des ... Mr. Johann Georgens / Freiherrns von Rechenberg / Herrns auf Reichenau / Hermsdorff / Eytra ... well-appointed Ober-Hof-Marshal ... wife / On February 14th, anno 1677. in the Kreutz church in Dreßden ... for. Bergen, Dresden, 1677 ( online )
  • The grieved and beloved Buhle / from the 62 Jesaiae v. 4.5. ...: at the highly prestigious funeral of ... Mr. Christophori Bulaei The H. Schrifft Doctoris ... Superintendent in Dresden / Which ... on September 8th. this 1677th year his earthly life was blissfully closed / and then on the 18th commemorative month ... was brought into his little room. Mieth & Bergen, Dresden, 1677 ( online )
  • A decent dutiful listener as well as a committed teacher of Eph. 6.18 Sq .. Wake up with all standing and standing for all the saints and for me etc. During Christian investiture and instruction, of the venerable / highly respectable and well-learned Mr. M. Albini Seyfried / well-ordained pastor to S. Jacob, as well as the entire Dioeces Chemnitz superintendent. On the 1st day of Augusti A. 1677 in a crowded meeting there .... Fritzsch, Dresden, 1677 ( online )
  • The Most Serene Prince ... Johannis Georgii II. ... at the dedication of the Moritzburger Capel on June 24th ... as well as at the dedication of the little church in Königstein on October 1st. ... represented by the two sermons held at that time. Bergen, Dresden, 1676 ( online ), 1678 ( online )
  • The venerable teacher and respectful listener about 1 Timoth. 5.17. 18. ... Mr. Joh. Andreas Lucius .... Bergen, Dresden, 1678 ( online )
  • Peace sermons / at the Von Churfl. Passage to Saxony / Because of the in the Rom. Kingdom and neighboring kingdoms met general peace / On XX. Sunday to Trinit. November 2nd 1679. Danck and joy festival organized by the country. Anna Elisabeth Bergen, Dresden, 1679, ( online )
  • Sursum Deorsum! Or the very noble care of ... Mr. Johann Georgen Des Andern / Hertzogens zu Sachsen ...: From the highest thought of your Chur-Fürstl. Pass through Symbolo and according to the instructions of the words Pauli / Col. III, 1. 2. As Dero on August 22nd, Anno 1680. most blissfully faded corpse ... On the 29th Eiusdem, the XII. Sunday after Trinity, was placed in the church at Freudenstein Castle in Freyberg. Anna Elisabeth Bergen, Dresden, 1680 ( online )
  • The Most Reverend Most Serene Prince and & # 152; Herrrn & # 156; [Gentlemen], Messrs. Aucusti, Postulated Administratoris des Primats and Ertzstiffts Magdeburg, Hertzogens zu Sachsen ... Most blissful Andenckens, led symbol ...: Bey of ... Begängnüs sermon, In the castle church of Freyberg on the 23rd day Julii Anno 1680. simply considered and explained. Günther, Meißen, 1680 ( online )
  • Thoughts of death: Employed according to the instructions of a number of biblical sayings / To which a number of witty chants of blessed Mr. Autoris were appended to the end. Bergen, Dresden, 1682 (published by Samuel Benedict Carpzov, online ); Berg, Dresden, 1687 ( online );
  • Love to God and the closest: according to instructions LII. Biblical Proverbs. Fritzsch-Gleditsch-Günther, Leipzig, 1683 ( online )
  • DOMS Prælectiones Academicæ In Danielem Prophetam, Habitae antehac Lipsiae. Lanckisch & Fleischer, Leipzig, 1684 ( online ); Lankisch, Leipzig, 1702 ( online )
  • Opuscula philologica, ut de luctu Ebraeorum, ministro ecclesiastico, deo, angelis, homine, precibus pro defunctis ...: Quondam sparsim edita, nunc vero hac forma primum in unum volumen correctius colelcta, cum indicibus rerum & verborum copiosissimis. Gensch, Frankfurt / Main, 1691 ( [1] )
  • Opera Omnia. Amsterdam 1696, Vol. 1, ( online ); Vol. 2, ( online )
  • Commentarius in Psalmos Davidis: Fontium Ebraeorum Mentem, Et Vim Vocum Phrasiumque Sacrarum, Sensumque Adeo Genuinum, Adductis Copiose Locis Parallelis, Collatis Etiam, Ubi Opus, Versionibus Interpretumque Sententiis, Et Enodatis Difficultatibus Grammaticis Cura Eruens ... Quenturi Ad. . Indices. Bergen, Leipzig, 1681 ( online ); Winckler, Dresden, 1697 ( online )
  • Fatherly Lessons and Last Will To his dearest and only son Johannem Christianum, How He could become a righteous Christian and learned man; To all righteous parents, who wish to draw good Christians and thoroughly learned people from their children, for official news from his handwritten manuscript. Emmerich, Leipzig, 1709 ( online )
  • Omnipresence of Our All-Seeing God: Following the guidance of several Biblical Proverbs, in his fear of being and edification to his closest. Lesche, Dresden, 1717 ( online )

literature

  • Richard Hoche :  Geier, Martin . In: Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie (ADB). Volume 8, Duncker & Humblot, Leipzig 1878, p. 504 f.
  • Johann Friedrich Scharf: Memoriam Reverendissimi Domini D. Martini Geieri, Viri Per Orbem Celeberrimi, Theologi Modis Omnibus Incomparabilis Literarumque Sacrarum Herois Maximi. Christian Schrödter, Wittenberg, 1682 ( digitized version )
  • Georg Green : The Enlightened / Generous and Just Saxon Paul, or Chur-Sächß. Oberhofprediger / Namely: The once highly dignified / highly noble / Magnifici and highly learned Mr. Martini Geiers / The holy writings well-known Doctoris and theology, highly deserving of the Church of Christ, Chur-Fürstl. Passing through to Saxony etc., high order of Ober-Hoff-Preacher / Confessor / Church Councilor / and the Spiritual Ober-Consistorii Assessoris, Enlightened Mind / Generous Heart / and Righteous Fame / From the ingenious saying Pauli to the Philippians c.3 , v. 7-8-9. Alß this excellent theologo on October 11th, 1680. in Freyberg / after he was on September 12th. fall asleep there gently and blissfully in the Lord / and then on September 16 th. in the Thum-Kirchen in Freyberg was put to his rest / with a very crowded and respectable noble assembly / with great sadness and many tears the corpse procession was held / in the corpse sermon. Michael Günther, Dresden, 1682 ( digitized version )
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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ (* Marienberg; † November 15, 1631 in Leipzig), was the son of the carpenter Jacob Geier and Christine Enenckel, in 1618 he married Dorothea Becker, the daughter of the Leipzig theologian, professor of the university. Leipzig, and pastors at St. Nicolaikirche Cornelis Becker, the widow of Daniel Schilter
  2. ↑ She was the daughter of the saddler and citizen in Leipzig Martin Fischer and his wife Susanne Schilter, the daughter of Martin Schilter and a sister of the Leipzig professor Zacharias Schilter
  3. ↑ Kurt Müller, Gisela Krönert: Life and Work of Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz: A Chronicle. Frankfurt a. M., Klostermann 1969, p. 3.
  4. ↑ He was the son of the Leipzig bookseller Thomas Schürer (* March 1, 1563 in Halberstadt; † August 14, 1615 in Leipzig) and Catharina Ulmann (* December 1572 in Leipzig; † June 20, 1616 ibid)
  5. ↑ She was the daughter of Wittenberg councilor Michael Blum, from the family of stonemasons famous in Leipzig and elsewhere, married. II 1633 Andreas Bauer († November 1638) Dr. theol., Prof. phil. and ADiak. St. Nicolai in Leipzig
  6. ^ Johann Fuchs (born June 23, 1574 in Langen-Reinsdorf near Zwickau, died June 24, 1574 ibid .; † Saturday after April 5, 1648) citizen and custodian of St. Thomas in Leipzig; Father: Georg Fuchs († around 1580 in Langen-Reinsdorf) citizen and hat maker in Werdau, then 10th mJ. Kirchner and schoolmaster Langen-Reinsdorf; Mother: Margaretha Thörmer; grew up in Werdau, 1595 Leipzig house servant, 1630 kitchen master St. Johannis, 1636 curator St. Thomas; mated I 1607 Dorothea Stutzebein († 1613), To. d. Peter Stutzebein, citizen in Weißenfels (3rd children, 2nd sons & 1st toes); Georg Fuchs married May 8, 1643 Elisabeth Teller, daughter of Romanus Teller Bürger Wurzen; Johannes Fuchs married Justina Magdalena Gebhard, To. D. Hieronymus Gebhard Pastor Gera; Maria Fuchs († 1632) married. 1630 Michael Langen, citizen and shoemaker; mated II. October 23, 1614 Sibyllen Frech († April 30, 1643), To. d. Jacob Frech citizen and pharmacist Borna, (4th children, 2nd son & 2nd daughter); Margaretha Fuchs; Sibylle Fuchs; M. Andreas Fuchs († May 1, 1646), Bacc. Theol .; Jacobus Fuchs his son Romanus Fuchs
  7. ^ Georg Fuchs (* May 1614 Ober-Cunnersdorf near Dippoldiswalde; † May 7, 1655 in Leipzig) accountant; Father: Adam Fuchs Richter; Mother Sabina Hahn, To. d. Christoph Hahn; 1636 assistant businessman; 1638 accountant
  8. ↑ Elisabeth Eysentraut (* May 24, 1617 in Leipzig; † August 19, 1656 ibid.); Father: M. David Eysentraut († 1621 in Leipzig), jur. Candidate and practitioner, assessor phil fac. Uni. Leipzig; Mother: Elisabeth Grünewald († 1637), married. II. 1622 Martin Cramer († 1637), Vice-Rector St. Thomas School and Deacon. St. Thomas; GVater_M: Georg Grünewald, citizen of Leipzig; mated I. June 13, 1637 Hans Weger († July 14, 1637), citizen and Kramer; mated II. October 28, 1639 Heinrich Cramer, tradesman; (6th children, 2nd son & 4th daughter, esleben 2nd son & 3rd daughter)
  9. ↑ Ursula Haucke (born September 21, 1609 in Leipzig; † April 14, 1657 in Leipzig); Father: Matthes Haucke († 1638), citizen and trader; Mother: Gertraud Backof (en) († 1638); mated April 30, 1633 in Leipzig with Zacharias Richter, citizen and trader; (8th son & 4th daughter, es † young 3rd son & 3rd daughter)
  10. ↑ Tobias Michael (is) (born June 13, 1592 in Dresden, died June 14, 1592; † June 30, 1657 in Leipzig) Choral Music Director Leipzig; Father: Rogertus Michael, Kapellmeister; Mother: Sara Petermann; GVater_M: Andreas Petermann kurf. Saxon music teacher and Kreuzkantor; GVater_V: Simon Michael, Roman emperor. Mechanic and musician; 1601 Dresden Court Chapel, May 8, 1609-1. May 1613 Schulpforta; 1613 Uni. Wittenberg (with Friedrich Taubmann, Schmieden, Martini Balduin, Meisner) Uni. Jena, September 18, 1619 Kapellmeister Sondershausen (new church), April 26, 1631 as successor to Johann Hermann Schein Cantor Leipzig; mated February 6, 1627 in Sondershausen with Elisabeth, Ww. D. Johann Georg Gräfe gräfl. schwartzbg. Officials, To. d. Adam Billich, count. oldenbg. Musician and notary (4th children, 3rd daughter & 1st sun); Clara Magdalena Michael († September 26, 1651) married. February 15, 1648 M. Friedrich Lanckisch, Enckel Friedrich Lanckisch († young); Sara Elisabeth Michael married November 28, 1654 Johann Christian Reichart, inheritance from Droßlau, prince. Saxon bailiff Allstedt; Catharina Maria Michael (born March 5, 1637 in Leipzig; † May 9, 1637 ibid.); Tobias Michaelis (born March 11, 1639 in Leipzig, † July 18, 1678 in Weimar) (see also Roth 2378/2379)
  11. ^ Anne Engelmann (born July 29, 1597 in Leipzig, † August 17, 1657 in Leipzig); Father: Johann Engelmann (around 1555; † August 30, 1628 in Leipzig), councilor Leipzig; Mother: Anna Eckhard († September 26, 1633 in Leipzig); GVater_M: Jacob Eckhard, Schönfeld administrator in Belgertshain; married: I. October 29, 1616 in Leipzig Lorenz Krebs († July 29, 1631), lawyer and councilor Leipzig; mated II. June 15, 1635 in Leipzig with Benedict Hassert († May 14, 1639 in Dresden), Leipzig official
  12. ^ Johann Christoph Dusel (born November 22, 1628 in Leipzig; d. November 23, 1628; † August 28, 1657 in Leipzig) merchant and citizen of Leipzig; Father Christoph Dusel († April 6, 1629 in Leipzig), citizen and trader of Leipzig; Mother: Catharina Schöller, married. II 1631 Georg Pietzsch, citizen, merchant and junker; GVater_M: Johann Schöller, junker, citizen and trader; until the 15th year private teacher, 18 May 1643-October 1644 tradesman apprenticeship in Nuremberg, 1645 Amsterdam (4th year) 1651 businessman Leipzig; mated May 27, 1651 Elisabeth Rost, To. d. Joachim Rost, citizen, trader and junker; Son Joachim Christoph Dusel
  13. ↑ Anna Martha Welsch (born February 9, 1638 in Leipzig; † December 7, 1657 in Leipzig); Father: Caspar Michael Welsch († July 1, 1641 in Leipzig) Mag. Phil & Dr. jur, Assessor Oberhofgericht; Mother: Johanna Fölckener († May 6, 1651 in Leipzig); GVater_M: Johann Balthasar Fölckener, short. Saxon. Bailiff Weißenfels; Foster father Friedrich Kühlewein, jur., Appeal Council and Mayor of Leipzig, Assessor jur. Fack. University. Leipzig; mated November 15, 1656 in Leipzig with Joachim Göring, citizen and trader of Leipzig
  14. ^ Michael Planck (born March 25, 1626 in Leipzig, died March 26, 1626 † February 18, 1659 in Leipzig) merchant Leipzig; Father: Daniel Planck († March 12, 1629 in Leipzig) citizen and trader; Mother: Maria Kistmacher, married. II with Johann Hammer councilor and trader Leipzig; GVater_M: Mag. Thomas Kistmacher, Mayor Düben; GVater_V: Georg Planck, merchant and councilor Leipzig; GMutter_V: Maria Hartenstein; UGVater_VM: Johann Hartenstein, Councilor Nuremberg; 1638 Nuremberg training, March 26, 1641 Amsterdam merchant training, December 4, 1645 Leipzig again, July 24, 1657 quarter master of the Petersviertel; mated I. August 26, 1651 in Leipzig with Catharina Maria Lange († November 15, 1653 in Leipzig), To. d. Christian Lange d. Ä. Dr. theol .; Prof. Uni. Leipzig and Sup. Leipzig (2nd children) Maria Magdalena Planck; Daniel Christian Planck († 14th days after mother); mated II. March 6, 1655 in Leipzig with Anna Sophia Koehler, To. d. Sebastian Köhler, citizen and trader Dresden (2nd son) Michael I. Planck († young); Michael II. Planck
  15. ↑ Heinrich Volckmar (born November 4, 1620 in Leipzig; † March 2, 1656 in Leipzig) Dr. jur., Prof. jur. University. Leipzig & Assessor jur. Fak., Erbsasse Fenichsberg; Father: Heinrich Volkmar Dr. jur. kurf. Saxon consistorial advisor, director and assessor of the Schöppenstuhl, lawyer at the court of higher courts; GVater_V: Nicolaus Volckmar Assessor of the Schöppenstuhl and Mayor of Leipzig; Mother: Anna Salome Moser; GVater_M: Ludwig Wilhelm Moser Saxon Council and Chamber Secretary; UGVater_MV: Dr. Jacobus Moser, count. Öttingischer Rat and Chancellor; First private teacher, St. Thomas School, University. Leipzig, 1642 Uni. Basel (1st year) Uni. Strasbourg until 1644 cavalier tour, 1645 Bacc. jur., May 1648 Lic. jur., October 1648 Dr. jur., 1654 jur fac., 1655 Prof. jur. verborum Significationibus; mated I. 1645 Margarethe Grosse († March 1655 in Leipzig), To. Gottfried Grosse bookseller and councilor Leipzig (4th children) Heinrich Volckmar; Anna Salome Volckmar, Margarethe Volckmar; Sophia Elisabeth Volckmar; mated II February 15, 1656 with Elisabeth Lebzelter, To. of Thomas Lebzelter, merchant and councilor
  16. ↑ Tobias Planer (born October 20, 1592; died October 21, 1592 in Leipzig; † March 13, 1659 in Leipzig) citizen and master baker Leipzig; Father: Wolf Planer, baker; Mother: Magdalena Stephan; GVater_M: Fabian Stephan Bürger Leipzig; Brother wolf planner baker; First training as a tailor, after his father's death, apprenticeship as a baker, 1620 citizen and master baker; Verh. Michaelis 1620 with Margaretha Uhlmann, To. of Martin Uhlmann citizen and butcher master Leipzig (6th children, 5th son & 1st to., daughter lives) daughter NN. mated October 12, 1646 with Andreas Lange, citizen and trader, (2nd son & 2nd daughter) grandson: Andreas Lange († young), Maria Rosina Lange († young), Johannes Lange, Johanna Margaretha Lange
  17. ^ Christian Hetzer (born August 10, 1600 in Torgau; † March 18, 1659 in Leipzig) citizen and junker Leipzig; Father: Johann Hetzer († around 1614), NPC and patrician; Mother: Magdalena Voigt; GVater_M: Michael Voigt, musician and cantor; From 1616 sales assistant in Leipzig, lived in Wittenberg Berlin; mated February 1st, 1634 Maria Schmied († 1636), Ww. Of Mag.Bartholomäus Meyer, Diak. St. Nicolai; To. Anna Maria Hetzer married With Johann Georg Heydenreich, gold worker; mated II September 1637 Susanna Cramer, To. of Zacharias Cramer, councilor and trader (6th son & 3rd daughter); Christian Hetzer († young); Johann Christian Hetzer; Johann Zacharias Hetzer; Johann Jacob Hetzer; Johann Friedrich Hetzer († young); Hieronymus Hetzer; Susanna Dorothea Hetzer; Catharina Elisabeth Hetzer; Anna Gertraut Hetzer
  18. ↑ Barbara Pollmann (* December 4, 1607 in Leipzig; † May 20, 1659 in Leipzig); Father: Paul Pollmann († November 6, 1643 in Torgau), citizen and trader; Mother: Martha Schilert (* around 1581); GVater_M: Hieronymus Schilert, citizen Torgau; mated I. October 21, 1628 Albrecht Sauter († April 1, 1637 in Leipzig), citizen and merchant Leipzig (4th children) son Johann Leonhard Sauter, Dr. jur .; mated II. 1638 Leonhard Laube, citizen and trader Leipzig; Son: Christian Laube
  19. ^ Anna Catharina Meyer (born October 12, 1620 in Leipzig, died October 13, 1620; † July 26, 1659 in Leipzig); Father: Johann Mayer († 1629), Dr. jur. kurf. Saxon Appellate Council, Senior jur. Fak Uni. Leipzig; Mother: Sophia Benckensdorff; GVater_M: Christoph Benckensdorff, Dr. jur, Vice Chancellor in Berlin, privy councilor and heir to Bancko and Blanckenburg; Brother: Christoph Mayer, Delitzsch official, married. with Christina Trübe († 1649); mated September 26, 1652 in Delitzsch with Abraham Falckner († July 31, 1657 in Leipzig), citizen and trader in Leipzig;
  20. ↑ Rosina Bernouli (born February 18, 1624 in Leipzig, † July 26, 1659 in Leipzig); Father: Michael Bernouli († 1629), citizen and trader of Leipzig; Mother: Anna Susanna Löbzelter (also: Lebzelter?) († 1632); GVater_M: Thomas Löbzelter, councilor and trader Leipzig; next of kin: Leonhard Schwendendorff, lien holder of the gräfl. Mansfeld Office Arnstein, Mayor Leipzig; Sister: Anna Susanna Bernouli married. Nicolaus Panitzschen; GVater_M: Nicolaus Löbzelter jur. Assessor Schöppenstuhl Leipzig; mated April 19, 1642 Christoph Grünewald Accis tax collector and trader; (11th children, 5th son & 6th daughter, 2nd son & 2nd daughter † young); Hans (Johann) Christoph Grünewald; Hans (Johann) Heinrich Grünewald; Hans (Johann) Leonhard Grünewald († young); Hans (Johann) Andresen Grünewald; Hans (Johann) Ernst Grünewald († young); Anna Gertraud Grünewald; Rosina Grünewald; Dorothea Grünewald; Sophia Grünewald; Eusebia Grünewald; Maria Magdalena Grünewald; Johanna Elisabeth Grünewald († young); Christina Grünewald (* 1659; † young 1659)
  21. ^ Gottfried Trüb (born November 25, 1606 in Probstheida; † November 7, 1659 in Leipzig) Erbsasse on Selderhausen, Protonotar Oberhofgericht Leipzig; Father: Siegmund Trüb (born March 24, 1667 in Meißen; † January 15, 1648 in Leipzig), councilor Leipzig and Oberstadtvoigt (Roth 4087); GVater_V: Mag. Ludwig Trüb court clerk Schöppenstuhl Leipzig, m. 1566; GMutter_V: Sybilla Badehorn (* 1542 in Meißen; † April 2, 1609 in Leipzig) (cf. Roth 1523); UGVater_VM: Donat Badehorn, city judge and city clerk in Meißen; UGMutter_VM: Martha Pörler; UGVater_VM_Bruder: Dr. Leonhard Badehorn; Mother: Margaretha Zinau; GVater_M: Mag. Hieronymus Zinauau, Prof. phil. University. Leipzig; GMutter_M: Margaretha Stramburger; St. Nicolaus School, 1623 Uni. Leipzig, January 11, 1639 in Meißen, then 1650 in Leipzig; mated September 3, 1639 Dorothea Schickrad, To. of Christian Schickrad, inheritance from Zieschen, kurf. Saxon administrator in Waldau and Nauendorf; (9th children, 3rd son & 3rd daughter † young, cf. Roth 5093); Gottfried Sigmund Trübe; Sibylla Dorothea Trübe; Dorothea Elisabeth Trübe (born February 22, 1656 in Leipzig; † August 5, 1683 ibid.) Married. June 27, 1681 Lüder Mencke, Jur. (Roth 5093); Gottfried Theodorus Trübe
  22. ^ Gertraud Graefe (born August 28, 1585 in Leipzig, † December 16, 1659 in Leipzig); Father: Caspar Gräfe Assessor Schöppenstuhl and Mayor of Leipzig; Mother: Gertraut Kühlewein; GVater_M: Kilian Külewein Baumeister; GVater_V: Gallus Gräfe; GMutter_V: Barbara Fischer; UGVater_VM: Valentin Fischer Amtsschösser Lobenstein; GMutter_M: Gertraut Helffrich; UGVater_MM: Georg Helffrich; mated I. November 1, 1608 with Gregor Volckmar († July 4, 1610 in Leipzig), citizen and trader; Son Caspar Volckmar, Dr. jur. (* around 1609 - † October 4, 1637 in Leipzig); mated II. November 23, 1618 Christoph Pincker, Dr. jur., council syndic, chamber and mountain ridge, Accis tax collector; (4th children) Christoph Pincker 1644 Dr. jur., 1649 Assessor Schöppenstuhl, 1655 Mayor Leipzig m. I. Euphrosina Sagittarius, To. d. Heinrich Schütze, Kapellmeister (2nd son & 2nd daughter, † 2nd son & 1st daughter) Granddaughter: Gertraut Euphrosina Pincker, married. II Margarethe Regine Oheim, To. d. Sebastian Oheim councilor and master builder Leipzig, grandsons: Johanna Margaretha Pincker, Christoph Pincker; Christian Pincker; Gregor Pincker, Getraud Pincker married. 1647 with Andreas Beyer, tax collector Dresden (7th children, 4th son & 3rd daughter) grandchildren: Andreas Beyer, Johann Georg Beyer († young), Christoph Beyer, Christian Beyer, Gertraut Beyer, Johanna Maria Beyer, Euphrosina Beyer († young)
  23. ↑ Elisabeth Sieber (* February 17, 1587 in Leipzig; † December 28, 1659 ibid.); Father: Veit Sieber, assessor Schöppenstuhl and master builder Leipzig; Mother: Elisabeth Rudolph; GVater_M: Johann Rudolph, kurf. Saxon Council and Chamber Secretary; GMutter_M: Maria Frölich; GVater_V: Andreas Sieber, Assessor Schöppenstuhl; GMutter_V: Regina Pistoris; GVater_VM: Simon Pistoris, kurf. Saxon Chancellor and Prof. jur. University. Leipzig; mated I. 1605 Balthasar Kühlewein († 1616), councilor and tax clerk (4th children, 3rd sons & 1st toes) Friedrich Kühlewein Appelation Councilor, Assessor Schöppenstuhl and jur. Fac. Uni. Leipzig, Mayor of Leipzig; Johann Wilhelm Kühlewein († 1633); Christian Kühlewein († 1637); Elisabeth Kühlewein († 1633); mated II. August 31, 1619 with Philipp Schreiner (* Küstrin; † 1636), assessor Schöppenstuhl and councilor (1st Sun & 2nd daughter) Rosina Elisabeth Schreier, married. Polycarp Heyland princely Braunschweig. and Lüneburg. go. Councilor; Dorothea Sophie Schreiner († 1647) married. Johann Zeithoff, City Clerk Leipzig; Philipp Schreiner († 1656) Chamber and War Secretary Brandenburg
  24. ↑ Magdalene Pracht (* February 20, 1587 in Merseburg, † January 27, 1660 in Leipzig); Father: Lucas Pracht (* Venlo in Geldern) city judge and trader Merseburg; Mother: Magdalena Hennen; GVater_M: Christoph Hennen, resident of Halle (Saale); mated I. June 10, 1605 in Merseburg with Mag. Wolff Heinrich Schrey († October 5, 1616); mated II. June 9, 1618 with Tobias Frischmann († December 8, 1629), citizen and trader Leipzig (3rd children, 2nd son & 1st son, † 2nd son) Daughter: Maria Frischmann married. October 16, 1643 with Wolfgang Peilicke, master builder Leipzig; Granddaughter: Magdalena Peilicke; mated III. 1637 Christian Eulenau († April 25, 1643), Assessor Schöppenstuhl and Mayor of Leipzig
  25. ↑ Maria Elisabeth Richter (born June 3, 1636 in Leipzig; † March 23, 1660 ibid.); Father: Sebastian Richter, citizen and trader in Leipzig, active in Chemnitz and Zschopau; Mother: Maria Elisabeth Preiser (also: Preusser; † 1654); Sister Rosine Richter († around 1656/57); Aunt: Christina Preußer (born October 5, 1611 in Leipzig; † September 9, 1655 in Leipzig) married. April 14, 1634 with Johann Fritsche Dr. jur and advocate Oberhofgericht (Roth 4588); Aunt: Concordia Charitas Preußer (born November 13, 1607 in Leipzig, † June 30, 1656 in Leipzig) married. with Sebastian Dreher, councilor and tax collector Leipzig (Roth 4587); GVater_M: Wolff Heinrich Preuser (also: Preiser, born September 27, 1580 in Leipzig; † July 3, 1641 ibid.), Council builder Leipzig; GMutter_M: Charitas Harbart (* 1585 in Leipzig; † March 16, 1621 ibid.); UGVater_MM: Burchhard Harbart Prof. theol. University. Leipzig; UGMutter_MM: Concordia Funck (* May 2, 1560; † September 5, 1595 in Leipzig); mated November 22, 1658 Adam Samuel Freystein (born June 15, 1628 in Dresden, † April 13, 1682 in Zschorna), Dr. jur. and advocate Leipzig; Daughter: Christina Elisabeth Freystein (born February 11, 1660 in Leipzig); (see also Roth 610)
  26. ^ Anna Rost (born September 25, 1625 † May 20, 1660 in Leipzig); Father: Joachim Rost († 1637), citizen, junker and materialist, married. II. 1627 with Regine Eisentrant, To. d. Hans Eisentrant, citizen and trader; Mother: Maria Müller († 1626); GVater_M: Hans Müller, silk merchant and citizen; mated November 23, 1645 with Christoph Spengler, citizen and trader (6th children, 3rd son and 1st to.)
  27. ↑ Magdalene Elisabeth Vetzer (born April 6, 1610 in Leipzig; † July 20, 1660 ibid.); Father: Johann Vetzer (born October 22, 1586 in Leipzig; † July 11, 1633 ibid.), On Wachau and master builder Leipzig; Mother: Blandina Schmiedt († 1633); GVater_M: Georg Schmiedt, district governor Torgau; GMutter_M: Elisabeth Hiegk; GVater_V: Paul Vetzer, Dr. jur. Assessor of the Oberhofgericht; GMutter_V: Magdalena Trauterbuhl (* August 12, 1559; † February 13, 1595 in Leipzig); UGVater_VM: Johann Trautterbuhl , Dr. jur. princely magdebg. Council and Chancellor; mated I August 16, 1625 with Theophil Möstel († October 8, 1628 in Leipzig), councilor Leipzig; mated II. June 18, 1634 with Johann Hoff, on Ramsdorf and kurf. Saxon Captain (10th Sö.)
  28. ^ Maria Magdalena Maul (* March 2, 1627 in Leipzig; † August 9, 1660 in Leipzig); Father: Johann Jacob Maul (born October 24, 1588 in Sulzbach; † September 5, 1676 in Leipzig), citizen and trader; Mother: Maria Schacher (born September 30, 1601 in Leipzig; † March 4, 1662 ibid); Gfather: _M: Hartmann Schacher (born September 7, 1553 in Kronberg, † November 22, 1622 in Leipzig) councilor and merchant; mated June 18, 1638 with Michael Brummer (born April 4, 1590 in Leipzig; † September 13, 1657 in Leipzig), councilor, assessor, city court and trader (8th children, 5th son & 3rd daughter; † 4th son. & 2nd daughter); Hartmann Brummer († young); Hans Jacob Brummer († young); Quirin Brummer († young); Benedict Brummer; Hans Heinrich Brummer († young); Maria Magdalena Brummer († young); Maria Elisabeth Brummer; Anna Maria Brummer († young)
  29. ^ Anna Eleonora Engelbrecht (born June 24, 1637 in Hanover; † August 15, 1660 in Leipzig); Father: Arnold Engelbrecht († 1638) princely Braunschweig. Luneburg. Council and Chancellor; Mother: Anna Näfe; married: August 19, 1656 with Johann Jacob von Ryssel, Dr. jur .; (3rd son) Jacob Arnold von Ryssel; Johann Friedrich von Ryssel; Heinrich von Ryssel (* & † August 6, 1660 in Leipzig)
  30. ^ Zacharias Richter (born June 18, 1601 in Hilmersdorf near Marienberg & Wolkenstein, born in Selva; † September 9, 1660 in Leipzig), citizen and trader; Father: Jacob Richter (* around 1534; † 1624), judicial officer (30. y.), Married. around 1568; Mother: Anna Mältzer (* around 1550; † 1624); GVater_M: Nicol Mältzer; Brother: Elias Richter († in Leipzig) commercial apprentice; Brother: Jacob Richter Citizen and Merchant Leipzig; mated I. April 30, 1633 in Leipzig with Ursula Haucke († April 9, 1657 in Leipzig, c. April 14, 1657 ibid.), To. of Matthes Haucke, citizen and merchant Leipzig (12th children, 8th son and 4th daughter; † 3rd son & 3rd daughter); 1st Sun in Holland; mated II. April 12, 1659 with Anna, widow of Peter Schmid, councilor and trader Halle
  31. ^ Sebastian Müller (born December 25, 1606 in Rothe / Markgraftum Anspach † October 17, 1660 in Leipzig), citizen and trader Leipzig; Father: Nicolaus Müller citizen and councilor; Mother: Helena Fischer; GVater_M: Conrad Fischer, citizen Rotha; Rothe school, at 14 years old Nuremberg trained as a businessman, 1632 Leipzig; mated August 28, 1643 with raisin Petzschmann, To. d. Melchior Petzschmann Bürger and Kramer Leipzig (2nd son & 3rd daughter) Paul Müller, Sebastian Müller († young), Helene Müller, Rosina Müller († young), Johanna Müller
  32. ^ Johann Rose (born November 22, 1608 in Leipzig; † October 26, 1660 in Leipzig); Father: Johann Rose, ensign, citizen and innkeeper; Mother: Catherine Straube; GVater_M: Melchior Straube; Nicolaischule Leipzig, Uni. Leipzig, 1628 Bacc. Phil., Uni. Wittenberg & Uni. Jena, then private life; mated August 31, 1646 Maria Müller, To. d. Johann Müller., Merchant and citizen; To. Katharina Rose (* around 1647; † November 14, 1653 in Leipzig)
  33. ↑ Samuel Holwitz (born July 25, 1599 in Leipzig, died July 25, 1599 in St. Nicolaus Leipzig; † November 2, 1660 in Leipzig) citizen, coppersmith and chief master; Father: Samuel Holwitz, citizen, coppersmith and chief master; Mother: Anna Uhlmann At the age of 13 coppersmith apprenticeship with his father, at 16 years of age traveling; mated September 7, 1624 Maria Drogant († May 9, 1654 in Leipzig), To. d. Hans Drogant, citizen, furrier and chief master; (10th children, 6th son & 4th daughter, 2nd son live) Son: Caspar Holwitz, citizen and coppersmith married. May 8, 1654 Marie Pönick (4th children, 3rd son, 1st to., 2nd son is still alive) Grandchildren: Gottfried Holwitz; Grandson: Hans Caspar Holwitz; Son: Hans Gottfried Holwitz coppersmith apprentice
  34. ^ Maria Müller (born July 4, 1602 in Leipzig; † November 27, 1660 in Leipzig); Father: Johann Müller, citizen and trader Leipzig; Mother: Magdalena Arnoldt; Sister: married Bellows in Lösnick; Verh. I 1623 Mag. Christoph Lomnitz († September 12, 1627), ADiak. Grimma (5th child, 3rd son & 2nd daughter; † children); Mag. Johannes Lomnitz; Verh. II 1638 Johann Höpner († July 4, 1645 in Leipzig), Prof. Dr. theol. University. Leipzig and Sup. Leipzig; (4th children) Maria Christina Höpner († young); Anna Magdalena Höpner (* September 1645; † young); Johann Gottfried Höpner; Maria Höpner
  35. ↑ Marie Schackwitz (September 11, 1636 in Leipzig, † December 20, 1660 in Leipzig); Father: Johann Schackwitz († December 29, 1642 in Leipzig), citizen and jeweler; Mother: Magdalena Kraher; GVater_M: Barthel Kraher, Bürger and Beutler
  36. ^ Sophie Barwasser (* July 5, 1624 in Leipzig; † February 14, 1661); Father: Tillmann Barwasser (* Niedeck / Principality of Jülich), citizen and jeweler, married. II with Elisabeth Krauxdorff, To. d. Andreas Krauxdorff, citizen and jeweler, she married after the death of her husband Johann von Hartwick, Erbsasse Peßna; Mother: Margaretha Reinhard; Gfather: Johann Reinhard, citizen and goldsmith; mated I. May 15, 1643 with Jacob von Ryssel the Elder. J. († 1649), citizen and trader Leipzig (5th children, 1st to. & 4th son., 2nd son is still alive) Jacob von Ryssel; Johannes von Ryssel; mated April 7, 1651 with Caspar Anckelmann († 1652), Handelsmann Leipzig, daughter Sophia Anckelmann († young); mated III. May 29, 1654 in Leipzig with Joachim Dünckler, merchant (2nd son & 3rd daughter) Joachim Dünckler († young in Danzig); Constantia I. Dünckler († young in Danzig); Sophia Dünckler; Constantia II. Dünckler; Hans Christoph Dünckler
  37. ^ Johann Riedel (born September 9, 1609 in Eger / Böhmen; † March 7, 1661 in Leipzig) merchant; Father: Johann Riedel, citizen and cloth maker; Mother: Eva NN. (Dietrich, Meierhofer); 1627 apprenticeship in Nuremberg, 1640 Leipzig
  38. ↑ Catharina Heintze (born September 20, 1640 in Leipzig; † March 12, 1661 in Leipzig); Father: Johann Heintze († September 18, 1643 in Leipzig), citizen and wine merchant; Mother: Maria Elisabeth Otten († September 24, 1643 in Leipzig); GVater_M: Sebastian Otten, citizen, merchant and junker Leipzig; mated I. October 30, 1655 with Gottfried Ehrenreich Berlich († October 2, 1659), jur. and Councilor, So. d. Burchard Berlich, inheritance on the road and Waltersdorff, kaiserl. Jur., Short. Saxon Court and Justitzrat; mated II. February 26, 1661 with Michael Heyland Dr. phil & med., assessor med. University. Leipzig
  39. ^ Elisabeth Rost (* July 20, 1633 in Leipzig, † March 22, 1661 in Leipzig); Father: Joachim Rost († August 27, 1637 in Leipzig), citizen, trader and junker; Mother: Regina Eisentraut († June 10, 1644 in Leipzig), married. II. November 20, 1638 with Christoph Spengler, citizen and trader; GVater_M: Johann Eisentraut, citizen and trader; Sister: married Paul Bose; mated I. May 27, 1651 with Hans Christoph Dusel († August 25, 1657 in Leipzig), citizen and trader, son of Hans Christoph Dusel; mated January 25th 1659 with Caspar Schamberger, citizen and trader; Son of Hans Caspar Schamberger (* 1660); Gottfried Schamberger (born March 1661)
  40. ↑ Anna Nefe (born August 10, 1599 in Chemnitz; † April 5, 1661 in Leipzig); Father: Paul Nefe († 1600), councilor and trader in Chemnitz; Mother: Anna Röber († 1618); GVater_M: Friedrich Röber, Görlitz merchant; mated I. September 17, 1622 in Halle with Arnold Prein († July 1, 1625 in Halle), princely. maideb. privy councilor (3rd children, 2nd sons & 1st toes; † young); mated II. 1632 with Arnold Engelbrecht († 1638 in Wildungen), Erbsasse on Voldtagsten, Gronau and Riedeburg, princely. brown. & Lüneb. Privy Councilor and Chancellor (2nd son & 1st to) son Julius Arnold Engelbrecht, Dr. jur. mated with Dorothea Sybilla Kupffer, To. d. Lieutenant Colonel Paul Kupffer; Daughter Anna Eleonora Engelbrecht († 1660) married. 1656 with Johann Jacob von Ryssel, Dr. jur. and lawyer Leipzig (3rd grandson); Grandson Jacob Arnold von Ryssel, grandson: Johann Friedrich von Ryssel, grandson: Heinrich von Ryssel († young); Son Georg Engelbrecht stud. jur. at the University. Helmstedt
  41. ^ Johann Müller (* 1608 in Matzschwitz; † April 30, 1661 in Leipzig), citizen and trader Leipzig; Father: Johann Müller, judge; Mother: Maria Hemberger; GVater_M: Nicolas Hemberger from Lips near Wurzen; at the age of 13 Wurzen school, at 14 years St. Thomas School Leipzig, 1626-1632 trainee Cologne / Rhine, 1632-1643 Augsburg clerk, 1647 Leipzig trader; mated I. 1644 with Regina Richter († June 12, 1655), To. d. Johann Richter citizen and butcher chief (5th children, 3rd son & 2nd daughter, † almost all young); Son Christoph Müller, dealer in Metz; mated II. November 24, 1657 Catharina Hanff, To. d. Michael Hanff, citizen and Kramer, son Johannes Martin Müller
  42. ^ Nicolaus Sever (* Bartholomai 1592 in Eschweiler; † May 24, 1661 in Leipzig) lawyer Leipzig; Father: Cyriakus Sever, citizen and innkeeper of the golden lion; Mother: Anna Scheffer; GVater_M: Andreas Scheffer; 1610 Uni. Leipzig, Uni. Strasbourg, Uni. Giessen, Uni. Marburg, Uni. Altdorf, Uni. Rostock, cavalier trip to France, 1620 lawyer Leipzig, married. 1621 Catharina Curt, To. d. Johann Curt, Prof. Dr. phil & jur. University. Leipzig (2nd children) son Johann Sever († with 9 years), Anna Catharina Sever († with 13 years)
  43. ^ Franz Bex (* December 20, 1604 in Maseck / Land Lüttich; † June 12, 1662 in Leipzig) on ​​Nitzschwitz and Pönitz, trader Leipzig, Pfänner Halle, 1650 council member Leipzig; Father: Peter Bex, citizen and rentmaster; Mother: Anna von Odenhoven, To. a wine merchant; UGVater_MV: Daniel von Odenhoven, Dr. med .; GVater_V: Franz Bex, Mayor Maseck; GMutter_V: Helena Scherer; UGVater_VV: Johann Bex, Mayor Maseck; UGMutter_VV: Elisabeth Vogel; Cousin: Matthes Bex († 1631 in Leipzig), trader Leipzig; mated I. August 14, 1632 with Elisabeth Winckler († June 17, 1636), To. d. Georg Winckler, Erbsasse Dölitzsch and Stintz (3rd children, 2nd daughter & 1st Sun); Daughter: Magdalena Bex († 1650) married. February 6, 1649 Georg Hermann, Leipzig trader; Son: Matthias Bex, Jur .; Daughter: Ursula Bex married With Wilhelm von Ryssel, Leipzig trader; mated II. June 17, 1638 Gertraud Avenbeck († August 22, 1638), To. d. Jobst Avenbeck, citizen and trader; mated III. September 24, 1639 in Naumburg with Elisabeth Sacer, To. d. Philipp Sacer, Mayor of Naumburg, (7th children) son Frantz Bex († young); Daniel Bex († young), Elisabeth Bex married. June 8, 1658 Melchior Heinrich Scheden, Dr. jur. and lawyer Dresden, Anna Gertraud Bex married. October 26, 1658 with Heinrich Becker, councilor and trader Leipzig, daughter Christina Bex; Daughter Maria Bex and Margaretha Bex
  44. ^ Anna Margaretha Findekeller (born June 11, 1639 in Dresden; † June 21, 1661 in Leipzig); Father. August Findelkeller († June 1653 in Leipzig), War Commissioner Dresden, m. II 1644 Elisabeth Gräfe, widow of Nicolai Laurent, district governor Schweinitz; Mother: Anna Margaretha Jacobs († June 2, 1642 in Dresden); GVater_M: Hans Jacobs, mint master Dresden; Uncle: Christian Findekeller, heir Sora and tax secretary, married. with Margarethe Friese; mated March 6, 1660 Christoph Heinrich Müller, Assessor phil. Fac. Uni. Leipzig; Daughter Anna Auguste Müller (born June 14, 1661)
  45. ^ Heinich Gottfried Cronberg (born January 31, 1641 in Leipzig; † July 24, 1661 in Leipzig) student jur. Leipzig and Wittenberg; Father: Michael Cronberg, Assessor jur. Fac. Uni. Leipzig and Appellationsrat; Mother: Catharina Schneider; GVater_M: Jacob Schneider Handelsmann Leipzig; Vetter: Mag. Oswald Cronberg
  46. ^ Paul Wagner (born June 19, 1648 in Leipzig; † September 20, 1661 in Leipzig); Father: Paul Wagner, Dr. jur. Assessor jur. Fac. Uni. Leipzig; Mother: Maria Oheim; GVater_M: Sebastian Oheim, master builder and trader Leipzig; GVater_V: Paul Wagner; GMutter_V: Elisabeth NN.
  47. ^ Adam Mohr (born April 4, 1596 in Maseick / between Wesel and Mastricht an der Mass; † October 4, 1661 in Leipzig) merchant Leipzig; Father: Gotthard Mohr, citizen, councilor and small smith; Mother: Elisabeth Walter; Uncle_M: Leonard Walter († 1614), lived in Liebental / Silesia; mated I. February 11, 1623 with Elisabeth Weinmann († August 12, 1635), widow of Michael Bauer, To. d. Johann Weinmann, citizen and bookseller (3rd son & 4th daughter) Johann Mohr, Adam Mohr, Elisabeth Mohr, Catharina Mohr m. April 27, 1652 with Georg Wolff, Bürger and Kramer, Helena Mohr, Sabina Mohr m. June 19, 1659 Daniel Gehen, town clerk and jur. Rochlitz; mated II January 31, 1637 Magdalena Reckleben, To. d. Hieronymus Reckleben, citizen and merchant, son Christian Mohr, Magdalena Mohr married. October 29, 1660 Jacob Pipping, citizen and cloth merchant Leipzig, daughter: Anna Mohr († 4 years old); mated III. April 30, 1649 with Maria Schoch († November 17, 1651), To. d. Caspar Schoch, citizen and jeweler
  48. ↑ Christoph Platz (born September 6, 1609 in Augsburg, died September 7, 1609 in Augsburg, St. Anna; † November 7, 1661 in Leipzig) citizen and trader Leipzig; Father: Antonius Platz († December 1634 in the Würzburger Lande), citizen and trader Augsburg; Mother: Anna Maria Schanternell († 1636); mated May 12, 1656 Ursula Catharina Teller († April 19, 1658), To. d. Abraham Teller, Rev. St. Thomas Leipzig, son: Abraham Christoph Platz
  49. ^ Christian Klein (born November 28, 1612 in Leipzig, died November 29, 1612; † November 18, 1661 in Leipzig) citizen and bookseller in Frankfurt am Main; Father: Joachim Klein († 1627), citizen, tailor and innkeeper; Mother: Anna Reißmann (* Reichenbach), widow of Michael Donat, citizen and tailor; GVater_M: Lorenz Reißmann, citizen and cloth maker in Reichenbach; mated 1640 in Frankfurt am Main with Anna Maria Schleich, To. d. Clemens Schleich († 1637 in Leipzig), bookseller in Frankfurt am Main (11th children, 6th son & 5th daughter; † 8th children) son Johann Christian Klein, daughter: Anna Dorothea Klein; Daughter: Anna Maria Klein
  50. ↑ Sabina Hentzschel (born May 17, 1642 in Leipzig, died May 18, 1642; † November 20, 1661 in Leipzig); Father: Hans Hentzschel, citizen and Kramer; Mother: Anna Uhlmann; GVater_M: Matthias Uhlmann d. Ä .., butcher master; mated January 21, 1661 with Melchior Stieglitz, notary of the High Court, son: Johann Melchior Stieglitz (born November 9, 1661 in Leipzig; † November 18, 1661 ibid.)
  51. ^ Margarethe Leyser (* February 22, 1594 in Wittenberg; † January 19, 1662 in Leipzig); Father: Polykarp Leyser the elder ; mated 1611 with Enoch Heyland († May 15, 1639 in Leipzig), Prof. Dr. jur. University. Leipzig (10th children; † 5th children young); Daughter: Elisabeth Heyland († young); Daughter: Margaretha Heyland († young); Daughter: Elisabeth Heyland († young); Daughter: Rebecca Heyland († young); Daughter: Friedrich Heyland († young); Son: Polycarp Heyland Dr. jur, princely brown-black and lüneb. Privy councilor marriage 1642 with Roina Elisabeth Schreiner, To. d. Philipp Schreiner, Assessor Schöppenstuhl Leipzig (6th children) grandson: Polycarp Heyland, grandson: Philipp-Enoch Heyland; Grandchildren: Augustus Heyland, granddaughter: Sophia Elisabeth Heyland; Granddaughter: Augusta Christina Heyland; Gottfried Heyland († young); Son: Enoch Heyland Dr. phil and jur., Assessor jur Fac. Uni. Leipzig, m. 1648 with Anne Marthen Gross, widow of Leonard Hermanns, mayor and Schöppenstuhlassessor (6th children; † children young) Grandson: Enoch Heyland († young); Grandson: Henning Heyland († young); Granddaughter: Margaretha Heyland († young); Regina Maria Heyland († young); Grandson: Polycarp Heyland; Grandson: Enoch Heyland; Son Michael Heyland Dr. phil. and med., Assessor med Fac. Uni. Leipzig married February 26, 1660 with Catharina Heintze († March 12, 1660 in Leipzig), widow of Gottfried Ehrenreich Berling, councilor in Leipzig; Daughter Cecilia Heyland; Son Wilhelm Heyland
  52. ↑ Elizabeth Scherll (born October 14, 1633 Leipzig, get 15 October 1633;. † 20 January 1662 in Leipzig); Father: Christian Scherll d. J., citizen, merchant and junker; Mother: Catharina Schacher, married. II. With Friedrich Rackwitz, citizen and trader; mated February 16, 1652 with Peter Becker, citizen and cloth merchant (3rd son & 4th daughter) Son: Christian Becker; Son: Peter Becker; Son: Heinrich Becker; Daughter: Catharina Elisabeth Becker, daughter: Rosina Elisabeth Becker († young); Daughter: Martha Elisabeth Becker († young); Daughter: Maria Elisabeth Becker († young)
  53. ^ Maria Schacher (born September 30, 1601 in Leipzig, † March 8, 1662 in Leipzig); Father: Hartmann Schacher, councilor and merchant, head of St. Johannis; Mother: Magdalena Steinmetz († July 1615); mated April 10, 1621 with Johann Jacob Maul, citizen and trader (8th children, 3rd son & 5th daughter); Son: Stephan Maul († young); Son: Hans Jacob Maul, tradesman in Frankfurt am Main; Son: Hartmann Maul, merchant in Danzig; Daughter: Maria Magdalena Maul († August 4, 1660 in Leipzig) married. April 8, 1638 with Michael Brummer, councilor and trader Leipzig (8th grandson, 5th son & 3rd daughter, 1st Sun & 1st son are alive); Daughter: Margareta Maul († young); Daughter: Anna Rosina Maul († young); Daughter: Clara Maul married September 14, 1640 with Michael Ettmüller, citizen and trader Leipzig (4th children, 3rd son & 1st to., 2nd son & 1st to.); Daughter: Anna Maria Maul married. April 7, 1657 with Heinrich Cramer, citizen and merchant (3rd grandson, 2nd son & 1st to.)
  54. ↑ Christian Lange (born May 9, 1619 in Lucka near Altenburg; † March 24, 1662 in Leipzig) Dr. phil. and med., Prof. Pathology Uni. Leipzig; Father: Christian Lange ; Mother: Catharina Feiler († November 17, 1624); GVater_M: Johann Feiler, Sup. Pegau; Brother-in-law: Henning Schürer; initially private teacher, university. Leipzig, 1636 Bacc. phil. , University. Wittenberg, 1638 Mag.phil ibid., Via Bohemia, Moravia, Austria, Steyer and Carinthia, he came to Venice and studied medicine at the University of Padua, then returned to Leipzig via France, England, Flanders, Brabant and Holland, there in 1643 Lic . med. & Prof. med., 1644 Dr. med. (de Abortu), 1644 Prof. Physiology, 1647 Prof. Anatomy and Surgery, 1654 Prof. Pathology and Senior Princely College; 1655 rector of the University of Leipzig; mated September 13, 1654 with Anna Maria Macasius, To. d. Dr. med. Paul Macasi, city physician Eger and Zwickau
  55. ^ Matthias Götze (born December 1, 1585 in Lobstaedt near Borna; † June 8, 1662 in Leipzig) citizen and bookseller Leipzig; Father: Christoph Götze, tailor Lobstadt; Mother: Ursula Eisner; GVater_M: Matthias Eisner, resident of Periss; Lobstadt and Rochlitz school, 1603 apprenticeship as bookseller with Thomas Schürer in Leipzig, 1609 bookseller with Schürer, 1624 with Zacharias Schürer; mated November 2, 1619 Catharina Schürer († September 10, 1631 in Torgau), To. of the bookseller Thomas Schürer (1st Sun & 1st To.) Son: Matthias Götze, bookseller Frankfurt am Main, m. with Margarethe Moerian, the daughter of the bookseller and copper engraver Matthias Merian (4th grandson); Daughter Catharina Götze, married. with the pastor and professor Samuel Lange (8th grandson, † 3rd young, 4 sons & 1s to.)
  56. ^ Johann Lufft (born July 9, 1588 in Threna (between Leipzig and Grimma); † July 12, 1662 in Leipzig) citizen and wool merchant; Father: Egidius Lufft; Mother Kunigunda NN. († 1588 in Threna); Nauenhoff school, 1612 house servant in Leipzig, then wool merchant; mated 1626 Dorothea Gerlach († March 30, 1660 in Leipzig), Ww. D. Asmus Gerlach, citizen and cloth maker
  57. ↑ Katharina Rosina Geringer (born June 11, 1644 in Leipzig; † September 20, 1662 ibid.); Father: Johann Geringer († February 1659), notary; mated II June 15, 1652 with Ursula Magdalena Tinckel, To. d. Thomas Tinckel House and Court Administrator Schnabelweise; Mother: Maria Ulemann († September 1, 1651); Aunt: Catharina Severus, wife of Nicolai Severi, lawyer; GVater_V: Paul Geringer, Diak. St. Thomas Leipzig; GMutter_V: Catharina Freyen; UGVater_VM: Vincentus Freyen, Pastor of Groß-Städtlen; GVater_M: Bartholomaei Ulemann, notary in Grimma; GMutter_M: Catharina Plesner; UGVater_MM: Johann Plesner, Pastor Wellerswalda
  58. ↑ Elisabeth Barwasser (born October 3, 1641 in Leipzig; † October 14, 1662 ibid.); Father: Tilemann Barwasser († 1643), citizen and jeweler; Mother: Elisabeth Kauxdorff, married. II. With Johann von Hardwigk, Erbsasse Pößna; Aunt: Catharina Kauxdorff, married. Romanus Teller, Oberschöppen and court clerk; GVater_M: Andreas Kauxdorff, citizen and jeweler; mated September 17, 1661 St. Thomas Leipzig with Georg Schubart, citizen and trader, son: Georg Christoph Schubart (born October 5, 1662 in Leipzig)
  59. ↑ Margarethe Fentzel (born August 20, 1596 in Taucha; † January 10, 1663 in Leipzig); Father: Johann Fentzel, citizen and councilor Taucha; Mother: Ursula Kestner; mated I. July 4, 1619 in Taucha with Philipp Hildebrand († March 27, 1636), citizen, tailor and innkeeper (2nd son & 2nd daughter, † all young); mated II July 9, 1638 in Leipzig with Martin Kuehn, master tailor and innkeeper to the blue angel
  60. ^ Regina Lippolt (born March 15, 1584 in Zeitz, died March 16, 1584 St. Michael in Zeitz; † March 31, 1663 in Leipzig); Father: Zacharias Lippolt († 1605), councilor in Zeitz; Mother: Christina Clement († 1606); GVater_M: Nicolai Clement, Zeitz pharmacist; lived in Reichenbach / Vogtland until 1627, then in Pegau; mated November 9, 1608 with Heinrich Rappolt († November 28, 1638 in Pegau), city judge and pharmacist in Pegau (9th children, 5th son & 4th daughter); Son: Heinrich Rappolt, pharmacist in Eilenburg († before mother); Son: Friedrich Rappolt (born January 26, 1615 in Reichenbach / Vogtland, † December 27, 1676 in Leipzig) Prof. Uni. Leipzig; Son: August Rappolt, pharmacist in Pegau († before mother); Son: Zacharias Rappolt († young); Son: Johann Ernst Rappolt († young); Daughter: Regina Rappolt († young); Rosina Rappolt († young); Daughter: Christina Rappolt († young); Daughter: Maria Magdalena Rappolt († young)
  61. ↑ Gertraudt Schwartz (born March 17, 1637 in Leipzig; † June 10, 1663 ibid.); Father: Martin Schwartze, citizen of Leipzig; Mother: Catharina Henßbergk; mated October 30, 1654 St. Thomas Leipzig with Jacob Sparwald, citizen, Kramer and merchant (5th children, 4th daughter & 1st Sun., 3rd daughter is alive); Daughter: Anna Catharina Sparwald; Daughter: Maria Regina Sparwald; Daughter: Maria Elisabeth Sparwald; Daughter: Dorothea Sophia Sparwald; Son: Jacob Sparwald
  62. ↑ Johann Zaulich (born August 25, 1623 Leipzig, get 26 August 1623;. † 3 July 1663 in Naumburg, lim in Leipzig.) Citizens and merchant Leipzig; Father: Hans Zaulich, citizen of Leipzig; Mother: Maria Kästner; GVater_M: Melichior Kästner, citizen and butcher Dresden; Brother: Hans Christoph Zaulich; mated September 22, 1659 in Leipzig with Dorothea Sophia Welsch, d. To. of Caspar Michael Welsch, Dr. jur. and Assessor Oberhofgericht Leipzig
  63. ↑ Georg Opitz (born March 8, 1601 in Leipzig; † January 11, 1664 ibid.), Citizen and jeweler; Father: Georg Opitz, citizen and shoemaker; Mother: Catharina Vetterl († 1604); mated I. February 10, 1641 with Margaretha Kreugemann († June 1642), To. d. Tobias Kreugemann, citizen and goldsmith Leipzig; Son Georg Opitz († young); mated II. September 11, 1643 with Maria Rinhard, To. d. Elias Rinhard, citizen and gold worker, Stiefto. d. August Richter, gold worker and jeweler (11th children, 5th son & 6th daughter, † 3rd son & 3rd daughter) son Johann Christian Opitz; Son: Johann Georg Opitz; Daughter Catharina Opitz; Daughter Maria Elisabeth Opitz; Daughter: Maria Dorothea Opitz;
  64. ↑ Johann Scherl (also Scherll, * 26 June 1623 in Leipzig, † 15 February 1664 in Leipzig), Kramer and merchant; Father Christian Scherll the Elder Ä., Citizen and trader; Mother: Elisabeth Koch; GVater_M: Hans Koch (* Antorff); Citizen and trader Leipzig; Brother Christian Scherll; Brother Gottfried Scherll
  65. ↑ Martin Neander (born November 11, 1602 in Neustadt (Orla), died November 12, 1602; † March 2, 1664 in Leipzig) notary and attorney at the Leipzig Higher Court; Father: Michael Neander (* 1567 in Weida; † December 25, 1612 in Neustadt an der Orla), Adiak. Neustadt (Orla); Mother: Barbara Schelcher; GVater_M Eobald Schelcher, Mayor Neustadt (Orla); GMutter_M: Margaretha Oberländer; UGVater_MM: Valentin Oberländer, Mayor Neustadt (Orla); GVater_V: Matthaeus Neander, Rector Weida; Vetter: Jonas Neander (born December 11, 1574 in Weida; † January 11, 1632 in Leipzig), notary jur. Fac. Uni. Leipzig; 1622 Uni. Leipzig, 1632 notary, 1637 lawyer, 1643 official actuary; mated 1640 with Rosina Francke, To. d. Adiak. St. Nicolai Mag. Matthias Francke (6th children) Christina Neander († young at the age of 5), son Martin Neander, Michael Neander; Matthias Neander, Christian Neander; Paul Neander;
  66. ^ Paul Bose (born August 17, 1594 in Deutschluppa near Oschatz, died August 18, 1594; † March 6, 1664 in Leipzig), citizen and jeweler; Father: Johann Bose († 1598), school clerk; Mother: Gertraud Münch; GVater_M: Matthias Münch, Pastor Lampertswalda; Brother: Caspar Bose, councilor and master builder Leipzig; 1605 Thomas School in Leipzig (2nd year), 1607 apprenticeship goldsmith, 1609 Nuremberg with Lorenz Tiezick (5th year), after wandering back in 1624 in Leipzig; mated I. November 2, 1624 St. Thomas in Leipzig with Catharine Schilter († July 7, 1637 in Leipzig), To. d. Andreas Schilter citizen and smokers from Leipzig and the NN. († 1642) (5th children, † 3rd children young); Son: Johann Andreas Bose Prof. Uni. Jena; Son: Paul Bose (born June 15, 1630 in Leipzig; † January 2, 1694 in Dresden, born January 9, 1694 in Dresden), Adiak. St. Thomas, sp. Adiak. Kreuzkirche Dresden; Daughter: Gertraud Bose († young); Son: Christian Boose († young); Son: Caspar Bose († young); mated II May 22, 1642 Rebecca Rost, To. of Joachim Rost, citizen and materialist Leipzig (9th children, 3rd son & 1st son living) Son: Gottfried Bose; Son: Samuel Bose; Son: Joachim Ernst Bose; Daughter: Rebecka Bose; Daughter: Maria Bose († young); Daughter: Elisabeth Bose († young); Daughter: Anna Catharina Bose († young); Son: Jacob Friedrich Bose († young); Son: Christoph Bose († young)
  67. ↑ Michael Martin Moltzer (born October 28, 1589 in Leipzig; † April 24, 1664 ibid.) Citizen and innkeeper; Father: Georg Moltzer, citizen and tailor; Mother Anna Metzger; GVater_M: Wolff Metzger; mated I. 1615 with Anna Lange († June 15, 1637 in Leipzig), To. d. Wolff Langen, citizen and shoemaker (12th children, 7th son & 5th daughter, 2nd son living) Son: Michael Martin Moltzer; mated II May 8, 1638 with Magdalena NN., Ww. D. Georg Schreyer, citizen and tailor; Daughter: Regina Moltzer (born June 3, 1649 in Leipzig; † September 7, 1658 ibid.)
  68. ↑ Erich Volckmar (* March 22, 1608 in Zörbig; † March 24, 1664 in Leipzig) protonotary of the consistory in Leipzig; Father: Laurentius Volckmar, councilor and treasurer Zörbig; Mother: Anna Seyffart; GVater_M: Andreas Seyffart, Rev. Spören in the Zörbig office; April 21, 1623 Gym. Halle, then informator, May 31, 1630 Uni. Leipzig, September 10, 1633 Notary adjunct spiritual consistory, then notary public, January 17, 1643 Protonotary and Acturarius jur. Fac. Uni. Leipzig; mated I. March 22, 1635 Sabine Stoyen († August 8, 1650), To. d. Peter Stoyen, typist and arithmetic master (2nd children); Daughter: Anna Sabina Volckmar († October 25, 1650); Son Erich Volckmar jur. & Notary; mated II. September 21, 1651 Catherina Hohndorf († February 25, 1663), Ww. Christoph Hendel, Kramer
  69. ^ Johann Schilter (* July 7, 1595 in Leipzig; † June 23, 1664 ibid.) Assessor of the Oberhofgericht and the consistory in Leipzig; Father: Johann Schilter (* 1550 in Leipzig; † November 28, 1597 in Leipzig), councilor and jur. in Leipzig; Mother: Margaretha Merten, married. II. Gabriel Tünzel; GVater_M: Marci Mertens (* Antorff); Uncle: Zacharias Schilter , theologian; studied in Leipzig Strasbourg, Jena October 5, 1630 Dr. jur. University. Altdorf, 1631 Attorney at the Oberhofgericht, 1654 Assessor ibid .; mated I. November 15, 1631 with Anne Marie Rentzel (* July 5, 1603 in Dresden, † May 14, 1640 in Leipzig), To. d. Johann Rentzel the Younger (3rd children, 1st Sun & 2nd daughter) Son: Mag.Johann Benjamin Schilter (born October 6, 1632 in Leipzig; † September 30, 1684 in Naumburg), 1662 Rev. St. Wenzel married in Naumburg September 22, 1663 Maria Elisabeth Wolff, To. d. Christoph Wolff, councilor and pharmacist Naumburg, daughter: Margarethe Schilter († young); Daughter: Anna Marie Schilter (born March 29, 1640 in Leipzig; † December 2, 1695 ibid.) Married. August 16, 1659 with David Lindner, Dr. phil. & jur. Assessor Oberhofgericht Leipzig and lawyer; Grandson: Johann David Lindner; Johann Gottfried Lindner; mated II. August 2, 1641 with Magdalena Schweickhardt, To. d. Heinrich Schweickhard, Councilor Leipzig; Son Johann Caspar Schilter († 1649)
  70. ^ Johann Brunnemann (born April 27, 1638 in Frankfurt an der Oder, died April 29, 1638; † June 22, 1664 in Leipzig) student medicine; Father: Johann Brunnemann, Prof. jur. University. Frankfurt / O; Mother: Eva Sabina Coldebaz; GVater_V: Hieronymus Brunnemann, Rev. Cölln / Spree; GMutter_V: Catharina Berlin; GVater_M: Matthaus Coldebac, Prof. Dr. jur. University. Frankfurt / O .; GMutter_M: Sabina Chemnitz; UGVater_MM: Matthias Kemnitz, Dr. jur. President of the Cölln / Spree Consistory; University. Frankfurt / Oder, 1659 Uni. Rostock, March 1661 Uni. Frankfurt / O., July 1663 Uni. Leipzig
  71. ↑ Heinrich Volckmar (born April 12, 1650 in Leipzig; † July 15, 1664 ibid.) Student medicine; Father: Heinrich Volckmar (born November 4, 1620 in Leipzig; † February 25, 1659 ibid.), Prof. Dr. jur. University. Leipzig; Mother: Margaretha Grosse; GVater_M Gottfried Grosse, councilor and bookseller Leipzig; GMutter_M: Margarethe Mayer; GVater_V: Heinrich Volckmar (* February 17, 1588 in Leipzig, † April 25, 1646 in Leipzig) Dr. jur. and consistorial assessor; GMutter_V: Anna Salome Moser; UGVater_VM: Ludwig Wilhelm Moser, short. Council and Chamber Secretary; UGVater_VV: Gregor Volckmar (* 1543 in Leipzig; † March 27, 1598 ibid.), Councilor and trader Leipzig; UUGVater_VVV: Niclas Volckmar, Mayor of Leipzig
  72. ^ Sophie Elisabeth Volckmar (born January 6, 1652 in Leipzig; † July 31, 1664 ibid.); Father: Heinrich Volckmar (born November 4, 1620 in Leipzig; † February 25, 1659 ibid.), Prof. Dr. jur. University. Leipzig; Mother: Margaretha Grosse; Sister: Maria Volckmar; GVater_M Gottfried Grosse, councilor and bookseller Leipzig; GMutter_M: Margarethe Mayer; GVater_V: Heinrich Volckmar (* February 17, 1588 in Leipzig, † April 25, 1646 in Leipzig) Dr. jur. and consistorial assessor; GMutter_V: Anna Salome Moser; UGVater_VM: Ludwig Wilhelm Moser, short. Council and Chamber Secretary; UGVater_VV: Gregor Volckmar (* 1543 in Leipzig; † March 27, 1598 ibid.), Councilor and trader Leipzig; UUGVater_VVV: Niclas Volckmar, Mayor of Leipzig
  73. ↑ Anna Rosina Teller (born May 9, 1648 in Leipzig; † July 24, 1664 ibid.); Dorothea Maria Teller (born September 24, 1642 in Leipzig; c. July 29, 1664 ibid.); Father: Abraham Teller (born January 17, 1609 in Wurzen; † November 5, 1658 in Leipzig)
  74. ^ Sohie Benckendorf (* May 2, 1588 in Berlin; † July 31, 1664 in Leipzig)
  75. ↑ Georg Joachim Taucher (born June 5, 1628 in Oschatz; † October 7, 1664 in Leipzig) Dr. jur and lawyer Leipzig
predecessor Office successor
Jakob Weller Court preacher in Dresden
1665 - 1680 		Johann Andreas Lucius
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SURNAME Geier, Martin
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Geyer, Martin
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German Lutheran theologian
DATE OF BIRTH April 24, 1614
PLACE OF BIRTH Leipzig
DATE OF DEATH September 12, 1680
Place of death Freiberg