Necrology 1656
This is a list of famous people who died in 1656 . 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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11th January | Hermann de Werve | German theologian, astrologer and calendar maker | 71 | |
January 16 | Franciscus Chemnitz | German medic | 46 | |
January 16 | Roberto de Nobili | Jesuit, missionary to India and linguist | 78 | |
January 18th | August | Duke of Saxony-Lauenburg (1619–1656) | 78 | |
January 19th | Kazimierz Lev Sapieha | Lithuanian politician from the time of Poland-Lithuania | 46 | |
22nd of January | Thomas Franz | Prince of Carignan and Count of Soissons | 60 | |
January 30th | Pierdonato Cesi | Italian cardinal | ||
31 January | Arnold Amsinck | Hamburg businessman and entrepreneur |
February
Day | Surname | Profession known as | Age | receipt |
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February 1st | Rudolf von Drachenfels | German administrative officer and occasional poet | 73 | |
February 6th | Justus Feuerborn | German Lutheran theologian | 68 | |
February 11th | Reinhard Scheffer the youngest | German lawyer and statesman | 65 | |
February 16 | Johann Klaj | German poet of the baroque period | ||
19th of February | Andrzej Abrek | Polish university professor | ||
21st of February | Johann von Herold | German bell founder | ||
February 26th | Waldemar Christian to Schleswig and Holstein | Danish Count of Schleswig and Holstein | 33 | |
27th of February | Johan van Heemskerk | Dutch author |
March
Day | Surname | Profession known as | Age | receipt |
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2nd March | Georg Ehrentreich von Burgsdorff | Brandenburg military, governor of Küstrin | 52 | |
19th March | Georg Calixt | German Protestant theologian | 69 | |
March 21st | James Ussher | Irish Anglican theologian | 75 |
April
Day | Surname | Profession known as | Age | receipt |
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4. April | Andreas Rivinus | German philosopher, literary scholar and physician | 54 | |
7th of April | Krzysztof Arciszewski | Polish nobleman and (from 1637) Vice-Governor and Admiral of Dutch Brazil | 63 | |
10th of April | Johann Ulrich Pregizer I. | German theologian and university professor | 79 | |
April 14th | Martin Caselius | German Lutheran theologian | 47 | |
April 15th | Johann Mehlbaum | German legal scholar | 44 | |
April 16 | Pavel of Kolomna | Russian clergyman and martyr | ||
April 19th | Johannes Schoner the Younger | Scottish-German medic | 58 | |
April 24th | Thomas Finck | German mathematician and physician | 95 | |
April 27 | Jan van Goyen | Dutch landscape painter | 60 | |
April 27 | Gerrit van Honthorst | Dutch painter | 63 | |
April | Wirich von Bernsau | Klevian statesman | 74 |
May
Day | Surname | Profession known as | Age | receipt |
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1st of May | Carlo Contarini | 100th Doge of Venice | 75 | |
8th of May | Johann Dietrich von Rosenbach | Oberamtmann in Koenigstein | 75 | |
17th of May | Dirck neck | Dutch painter | ||
May 19th | Christian Julius from Hoym | Treasurer of the Principality of Halberstadt | 70 | |
23. May | Andreas Rauch | Austrian composer of the Baroque |
June
Day | Surname | Profession known as | Age | receipt |
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June 5th | Francesco Cornaro | 101. Doge of Venice | ||
6th of June | Jacobus Polius | first historian in Düren | ||
6th of June | Charles de Schomberg | French military leader | 55 | |
17th of June | Martin Gosky | German medic and poet | ||
June 19th | Hempo von dem Knesebeck | Governor of the Altmark | 61 | |
June 26th | Lorenzo Marcello | venetian admiral | ||
June | Velten Muhly | German butcher and commander of the vigilante group in Ziegenhain |
July
Day | Surname | Profession known as | Age | receipt |
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8th of July | Alexander van der Capellen | Dutch politician | ||
15th of July | Marco Aurelio Severino | Italian anatomist and surgeon | 75 | |
20th of July | Giovanni Battista Mascolo | Jesuit | 73 | |
22nd of July | Andreas Ramdohr | German lawyer and syndic of the city of Braunschweig | 43 | |
July 23 | Nicolaus Henel von Hennenfeld | German biographer, chronicler and historian | 74 | |
24th July | Alexander Erskein | Swedish diplomat, President of the Court of Justice, President of the Duchies of Bremen and Verden | 57 | |
July 27th | Solomon Glassius | German Lutheran theologian | 63 | |
29th of July | Andrea Falconiero | Italian baroque composer |
August
Day | Surname | Profession known as | Age | receipt |
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3rd August | Giangiacomo Teodoro Trivulzio | Italian clergyman, politician and cardinal of the Roman Church | ||
August 7th | Prasat Thong | King of Ayutthaya in Siam | ||
8th August | Chai | King of Ayutthaya in Siam | ||
8th August | Salomon Koninck | Dutch painter and etcher | ||
August 10 | Octavio Piccolomini | Italian nobleman, general in the Thirty Years War | 56 | |
August 24th | Aegidius Gelenius | Cologne historiographer | 61 |
September
Day | Surname | Profession known as | Age | receipt |
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September 4th | Petrus Lucius | German book printer | 66 | |
21st September | Christian II | Prince of Anhalt-Bernburg (1630–1656) | 57 | |
September 27th | Johann Ludwig von Kuefstein | Diplomat and novelist translator of the Baroque period, governor of Upper Austria | ||
September | Giovanni Giacomo Porro | Italian composer, conductor and organist |
October
Day | Surname | Profession known as | Age | receipt |
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October 1 | Johann Praetorius | German educator | 62 | |
October 3 | Erik Axelsson Oxenstierna | Swedish Chancellor | 32 | |
8th October | Johann Georg I. | Elector of Saxony from the House of Wettin (Albertine line) | 71 | |
8th October | Johann Wissel | German legal scholar and Braunschweig politician | 72 | |
October 18 | Gerta the Boltin | Victims of the witch trials in Canstein (Marsberg) | ||
October 18 | Susanne Weber | Citizen's wife, victim of the persecution of witches in Bad Wildungen | ||
October 25 | Francesco Quaresmio | Franciscan and Orientalist and | 73 |
November
Day | Surname | Profession known as | Age | receipt |
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November 2 | Orazio Farnese | Venetian general | 20th | |
November 6th | Johann IV. | King of Portugal | 52 | |
November 6th | Jean-Baptiste Morin | French astrologer, mathematician and astronomer | 73 | |
November 17th | Jacques Dupuy | French humanist | ||
30th of November | Johann Franz von Schönau | Prince-Bishop of Basel | 37 | |
November | Suthammaracha | King of Ayutthaya in Siam |
December
Day | Surname | Profession known as | Age | receipt |
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13th December | Konrad Balthasar Pichtel | Lawyer and court official | 51 | |
15th December | Hinrich Balemann | German lawyer and Council Secretary of the Hanseatic City of Lübeck | 47 | |
20th of December | David Beck | Dutch portrait painter | 35 | |
December 26th | Bogislaus Philipp Michaelis | Royal Swedish Councilor | 50 | |
December 27th | Andrew White | English Jesuit and Indian missionary | ||
December 28th | Laurent de La Hyre | French Baroque painter | 50 |
Date unknown
Day | Surname | Profession known as | Age | receipt |
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Paul Biberstein | Protestant theologian from Württemberg | |||
Gerrit Bleker | Dutch painter | |||
Bernardo Cavallino | Italian baroque painter | |||
Geertje Dircx | Temporary partner of the painter Rembrandt van Rijn | |||
Dragpa Gyeltshen | last of the Zimkhang Gongma trulkus | |||
after July 14th | Aniello Falcone | Italian painter | ~ 48/49 | |
Francesco Fracanzano | Italian painter of naturalism in the Baroque period | |||
Francisco de la Fuente y Villalobos | Spanish soldier and governor of Chile | |||
Thomas Gage | English clergyman and writer | |||
Jure Grando | Istrian farmer and alleged vampire | |||
John Hales | English theologian and scientist | |||
John Hall | English writer, political pamphleteer and poet | |||
Francisco de Herrera the Elder | Spanish painter | |||
Georg Kühlewein | Mayor of Magdeburg | |||
Raffaello Magiotti | Italian physicist, mathematician and astronomer | |||
Master of winter landscapes | Dutch or Flemish painter | |||
Michelangelo Rossi | Italian baroque composer, violinist and organist | |||
Giovanni Battista Seni | Italian astrologer | |||
Mijat Tomic | Croatian Hajduk | |||
Thomas Tomkins | British composer | |||
Francesco Turini | Italian composer and organist | |||
Peter Vehr | German theologian and educator | |||
Heinrich Vollers | Farmer, organist and one of the first chroniclers in the Oldenburg region | |||
Władysław Dominik Zasławski | Prince, landowner and royal stable master |