Necrology 1612
This is a list of famous people who died in 1612 . The entries are made alphabetically within the individual data. Animals can be found in the necrology for animals .
January
Day | Surname | Profession known as | Age | receipt |
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January 4th | Hendrik Laurenszoon mirror | Dutch poet and humanist | 62 | |
January 5th | Severin Göbel the Elder | German medic | 81 | |
January 5th | Paul White | German physicist, poet, rhetorician and Protestant theologian | 68 | |
January 7th | Felix Bidembach the Elder | German Protestant theologian and clergyman | 47 | |
January 16 | Charles III de Croy | General in the Spanish Netherlands | 51 | |
January 20th | Rudolf II. | Holy Roman Emperor, King of Bohemia and Hungary | 59 | |
January 25th | Johan van Rijswijk | Dutch fortress builder | ||
January 28th | Thomas Bodley | English diplomat and librarian | 67 | |
January 30th | Stephan Gerlach | German Protestant theologian and preacher | 65 |
February
Day | Surname | Profession known as | Age | receipt |
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February 6th | Christophorus Clavius | German mathematician and Jesuit priest | 73 | |
February 12th | Jodocus Hondius | Cartographer and publisher | 48 | |
February 12th | Johannes Neldel | German rhetorician, logician, legal scholar and philosopher | ||
February 17th | Ernst of Bavaria | Archbishop of the Archdiocese of Cologne | 57 | |
February 17th | Hermogenus of Moscow | Patriarch of Moscow and Russia (1606–1612) | ||
February 18 | Vincenzo I. Gonzaga | Duke of Mantua and Montferrat | 49 | |
20. February | Johannes Gottsleben | German theologian, master's degree, professor and Protestant theologian | ||
February | John Gerard | English botanist | ||
February | García Guerra | Viceroy of Mexico, Archbishop of Mexico |
March
Day | Surname | Profession known as | Age | receipt |
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3 March | Joan Thynne | English nobles | ||
7th March | Mordechai Jaffe | Jewish scholar, rabbi, Rosh-Yeshiva and decisor | ||
March 23 | Anna Sibylle von Hanau-Lichtenberg | Daughter of Count Philip IV of Hanau-Lichtenberg | 69 | |
28th March | Heinrich Fabricius | German medic, poet and philosopher | ||
March 29 | Anna Katharina of Brandenburg | Queen of Denmark and Norway | 36 | |
March | Philipp Galle | Dutch draftsman and engraver |
April
Day | Surname | Profession known as | Age | receipt |
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11 April | Emanuel van Meteren | Flemish historian | 76 | |
April 13th | Sasaki Kojirō | japanese samurai | ||
April 14th | Nikolaus Leutinger | German historian | ||
April 19th | Anne of Perusse d'Escars | French Bishop of Metz and Cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church | 66 |
May
Day | Surname | Profession known as | Age | receipt |
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5th of May | Leonhard I of Taxis | Spanish-Dutch and Imperial Postmaster General | ||
May 11th | Clement Isnard | French bishop | ||
May 24th | Robert Cecil, 1st Earl of Salisbury | English statesman | 48 | |
May 29th | Joachim Zehner | German theologian and educator | 46 |
June
Day | Surname | Profession known as | Age | receipt |
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June 7th | Konoe Sakihisa | Japanese regent (1554–1568) | ||
June 7th | Georg Obrecht | German cinematographer and professor of law | 65 | |
8th June | Hans Leo Hassler | German composer | ||
June 26th | Roger Manners, 5th Earl of Rutland | English nobleman | 35 | |
June 29th | Jacques Bongars | French diplomat and book collector | ||
June | Johannes Hertelius | Mediciners |
July
Day | Surname | Profession known as | Age | receipt |
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3rd of July | Iven Knutzen | Farmer and chronicler | ||
July 13th | Constantin Movilă | Prince of Moldova | ||
16th of July | Leonardo Donà | 90. Doge of Venice | ||
16th of July | Jakob Wolff the Elder | German architect and sculptor | ||
21 July | Edward Seymour, Viscount Beauchamp | English nobleman | 50 | |
July 23 | James Hall | English navigator and explorer | ||
29th of July | Abraham Portaleone | Italian-Jewish doctor and writer |
August
Day | Surname | Profession known as | Age | receipt |
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August 9 | Philip Ludwig II. | Count of Hanau-Munzenberg | 35 | |
12. August | Giovanni Gabrieli | Italian composer | ||
17th August | Alexander Colin | Flemish sculptor | ||
18th of August | Giacomo Boncompagni | Italian feudal lord | 64 | |
August 28th | John Smyth | British priest, Baptist |
September
Day | Surname | Profession known as | Age | receipt |
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12th September | Vasily IV. | Russian tsar (1606–1610) | 59 | |
13.september | Karin Månsdotter | Swedish queen | ||
September 15th | Marek Bydžovský z Florentýna | Czech historian, astronomer, mathematician and scholar and humanist | ||
September 18 | Karl von Lamberg | Archbishop of Prague | ||
September 23rd | Johann Glandorp | Merchant, patron and councilor of the Hanseatic city of Lübeck | 56 | |
September 24th | Johannes Lippius | German Protestant theologian, philosopher and music theorist | 27 | |
September 27th | Piotr Skarga | Polish Jesuit, preacher, hagiographer, polemicist and counter-Reformation personality | 76 | |
September 28th | Ernst Soner | German physician and naturopath | 39 | |
September 29th | Jodocus Lorichius | German theologian |
October
Day | Surname | Profession known as | Age | receipt |
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October 1 | Elias Reusner | German historian | 57 | |
4th of October | Cesare Aretusi | Italian mannerism painter | ||
October 7th | Menso Alting | East Frisian preacher and theologian of the Reformation period | 70 | |
October 7th | Giovanni Battista Guarini | Italian poet | 73 | |
October 7th | Lukas Taccius | German teacher, rector of the Greifswald city school | ||
October 14th | Franz Guillimann | Historian and poet | ||
October, 16th | Jakob Schrenck from Notzing | Bavarian nobleman and historian in Austrian service | 73 | |
October 21 | Georg Carolides | Czech humanist and poet | 43 |
November
Day | Surname | Profession known as | Age | receipt |
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November 1st | Charles de Bourbon, comte de Soissons | Count of Soissons | 45 | |
November 2 | Moritz | Duke of Saxe-Lauenburg | ||
November 6th | Henry Frederick Stuart, Prince of Wales | Heir to the throne of England and Scotland | 18th | |
November 7th | Johann Konrad von Gemmingen | Prince-Bishop of Eichstätt | 51 | |
November 9th | Paul Jenisch | German educator and Lutheran theologian | ||
November 9th | Gellius Sascerides | Danish doctor and astronomer | 50 | |
November 10th | Bernardino Poccetti | Italian painter | 64 | |
20th November | John Harington | English poet | 51 | |
November 23 | Elisabeth Johanna von Weston | English-Bohemian poet and naturalist | 30th |
December
Day | Surname | Profession known as | Age | receipt |
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December 22 | Francesco IV Gonzaga | eldest son of Duke Vincenzo I | 26th | |
24th of December | Paul Matthias Wehner | German lawyer | 29 | |
December 26th | Ludwig Pincier | German lawyer in the early modern period and first Lutheran dean of the Lübeck cathedral chapter | 51 |
Date unknown
Day | Surname | Profession known as | Age | receipt |
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Ottavio Acquaviva d'Aragona | Cardinal, Archbishop of Naples | |||
Federico Barocci | Italian painter | |||
Daniel Cachedenier | French Romance scholar and grammarian | |||
Juan de la Cueva | Spanish lyric poet and playwright of the Baroque period | |||
Dominicus Custos | Dutch draftsman, engraver and publisher | |||
Giovanni de 'Bardi | Italian soldier, composer and poet | |||
Johann Christoph Fugger | last representative of the Fugger from deer | |||
Conrad Garmers | Mayor of Lübeck | |||
Hans Diepold of Gemmingen | Prince-Bishop of Augsburg council and governor in Dillingen | |||
Mancio Ito | Japanese nobleman and diplomat | |||
Michael Lantzenberger | German book printer | |||
Godske Lindenov | Danish admiral and seafarer | |||
Marten de Mare | Organ builder | |||
Charles de Montmorency, duc de Damville | Duke of Damville, peer and admiral of France | |||
Na Dae-yong | Korean military leader and admiral | |||
Alexander von Pappenheim | German Imperial Hereditary Marshal and Imperial Councilor | |||
Juan Ginés Pérez | Spanish conductor and composer | |||
Giulio Cesare Polerio | Italian chess player | |||
Jonas Poole | English seal hunter and explorer | 46 | ||
Gerhard Ramsler | German stone carver and painter of Dutch origin | 82 | ||
Johann Rasch | Austrian writer, historian, genealogist, cleric, organist and bookseller | |||
Nicolas Rémy | Ducal Lorraine privy councilor and chief judge | |||
Jonathan Sauter | Württemberg milliner, typist and arithmetic master, as well as draftsman and engraver | 63 | ||
Jürgen von Stiten | Councilor in Lübeck | |||
Johann Vesembeck | German Lutheran theologian |