Nekrolog 1666
This is a list of famous people who died in 1666 . 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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6th January | Abraham Senior Teixeira | Portuguese banker, financier and merchant | ||
January 20th | Anna of Austria | Infanta of Spain, regent of France | 64 | |
January 24th | Johann Andreas Herbst | German composer | ||
January | Francesco della Porta | Italian organist and composer |
February
Day | Surname | Profession known as | Age | receipt |
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February 1st | Shah Jahan | Indian emperor and builder of the Taj Mahal | 74 | |
February 16 | Jean de Lauzon | Governor of New France (1651–1657) | ||
19th of February | Willem van Honthorst | Dutch painter | ||
21st of February | Armand de Bourbon, prince de Conti | French nobleman | 36 | |
February 24th | Nicholas Lanier | English composer, singer, lutenist and painter | ||
February 26th | Nicholas Crisp | English royalist and merchant |
March
Day | Surname | Profession known as | Age | receipt |
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3 March | Georg Friedrich von Trott | Brandenburg Major General and Commander of the Peitz Fortress | ||
6th March | Giovanni Domenico Peri | Italian merchant (Genoa) | ||
March 11 | Jacob van Es | Flemish painter | ||
March, 15 | Daniel Heinrici | German Lutheran theologian | 50 | |
March, 15 | Johannes Leib | German doctor, lawyer, theologian, poet and songwriter | 74 | |
March, 15 | Nikolaus Rippel | Swiss politician | 71 | |
17. March | Diego Benavides de la Cueva | Viceroy of Navarre and Peru | ||
26th of March | Heinrich Kerkmann | Mayor of Lemgo and notorious for his witch hunts | 78 | |
26th of March | Gottfried Schlueter | German logician and Lutheran theologian | 60 | |
March 31 | Kaspar Colonna | German officer |
April
Day | Surname | Profession known as | Age | receipt |
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April 1st | Wenceslaus Leszczynski | Polish theologian | 60 | |
April 1st | Valentin Schäfer | Dresden councilor and mayor | ||
7th of April | Johann Lorentisch | Italian master stonemason of the Baroque | ||
April 8th | Hans Georg von Schleinitz | German administrative officer and occasional poet | 67 | |
11 April | Charles de Visch | Cistercian historian | 69 | |
12. April | Johann Rudolf Wettstein | Swiss diplomat and mayor of Basel | 71 | |
April 25 | Johann Reinhard II of Hanau-Lichtenberg | German nobleman | 38 | |
April 27 | Vitus Büscher | German Protestant theologian | ||
April | Dietrich Speckhewer | Mayor of the imperial city of Aachen |
May
Day | Surname | Profession known as | Age | receipt |
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1st of May | Christoph Notnagel | German mathematician and astronomer | 58 | |
May 6th | David Schwertner | German Lutheran theologian | 40 | |
May 6th | Paul Siefert | German composer and organist | ||
May 13th | Pier Francesco Mola | Roman painter | 54 | |
May 21 | Filiberto Lucchese | Italian builder and surveyor | ||
May 22 | Caspar Schott | German scientific author and educator, collaborator of the polymath Athanasius Kircher | 58 | |
May 26 | Hendrick Moreelse | Dutch lawyer and mayor of Utrecht | 50 | |
May 29th | Johannes Werlin | German Benedictine priest, composer and song collector | ||
30th May | Michael Beer | Austrian architect and builder | ||
31. May | Johann Wilhelm Mannagetta | Imperial personal physician, university professor, historian and mathematician | 78 |
June
Day | Surname | Profession known as | Age | receipt |
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2th of June | Andreas Koch | German pastor who was executed for witchcraft in Lemgo | ||
3rd of June | Christian Chemnitz | German Lutheran theologian | 51 | |
14th June | William Clarke | English politician | ||
15th June | Pieter de Bitter | Dutch admiral | ||
June 16 | Richard Fanshawe, 1st Baronet | English lawyer, diplomat, poet and translator | ||
17th of June | Carlo di Ferdinando de 'Medici | Italian cardinal and bishop | 71 | |
25th June | Christoph Caspar | Mayor of Tübingen and member of the Landscape Committee | 51 | |
June 29th | Mateo Cerezo the Younger | Spanish painter | 29 | |
June 30th | Adam Krieger | German composer and church musician | 32 |
July
Day | Surname | Profession known as | Age | receipt |
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5th July | Albrecht VI. | Duke of Bavaria-Leuchtenberg from the House of Wittelsbach | 82 | |
July 11th | Heinrich Christoph Naso | German governor and manor owner | 51 | |
20th of July | Tilemann Backhaus | German educator | 41 | |
July 23 | Katharina Steb | German woman accused of witchcraft | ||
July 23 | Francis Willoughby, 5th Baron Willoughby of Parham | English colonizer of Suriname | ||
24th July | Heinrich von Taube | Court Marshal and Governor | 74 | |
July 26th | Camillo Francesco Maria Pamphilj | Italian cardinal and papal general | 44 | |
July 27th | Georg Lilien | German Lutheran theologian | 69 | |
30th July | Franz Erdmann | Duke of Saxe-Lauenburg | 37 |
August
Day | Surname | Profession known as | Age | receipt |
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August 10 | Frans Hals | Dutch painter | ||
August 10 | Georg Friedrich vom Holtz zu Niederholz | German general in the Thirty Years War | 68 | |
15th of August | Adam Schall from Bell | German missionary from the order of the Jesuits | 74 | |
August 16 | Adam Lorenz from Toerring-Stein | Bishop of Regensburg | 52 | |
August 16 | Christine Margarete of Mecklenburg | Duchess of Mecklenburg [-Schwerin] | 51 | |
August 19th | Anton Günther I. | Count of Sondershausen | 46 | |
August 24th | Karl Ulrich von Bassewitz | Mecklenburg deputy land marshal and German-Danish officer | 65 | |
26th of August | Quirinus Indervelden | Dikemaster | ||
August 30th | Benedikt Carpzov the Younger | German criminal lawyer, witch theorist and founder of German law | 71 |
September
Day | Surname | Profession known as | Age | receipt |
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September 1 | Johannes Hoornbeek | Dutch Reformed theologian | 48 | |
September 4th | Georg Reinhard | Count of Ortenburg | 59 | |
September 6th | Hilger Burghoff | Cistercian abbot in the Sedlec monastery | ||
September 10 | Christian Günther II. | Count of Arnstadt (from 1642) | 50 | |
September 11 | Paul Prince | Nuremberg publisher, art and bookseller | ||
17th of September | August II | Duke of Brunswick-Lüneburg | 87 | |
September 23rd | François Mansart | French architect and builder | 68 | |
September 23rd | Hannibal Sehested | Danish statesman and Reichsrat | ||
25th of September | Abbas II. | Shah of Persia | 32 | |
September 27th | Georg Albrecht of Brandenburg-Kulmbach | German nobleman and founder of a Hohenzollern branch line | 47 | |
September | Johann Schultingh | Dutch historian |
October
Day | Surname | Profession known as | Age | receipt |
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October 13th | Francisco Manuel de Melo | Portuguese poet | 57 | |
October 18 | Jan Wils | Dutch landscape painter and draftsman | ||
October 27 | Manuel António of Portugal | Dutch-Portuguese nobleman | 66 | |
October 29th | James Shirley | English writer | 70 | |
October 31 | Hieronymus Frobenius | German doctor and politician, Mayor of Arnstadt |
November
Day | Surname | Profession known as | Age | receipt |
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November 3rd | Ascanio Filomarino | Italian clergyman, Archbishop of Naples and cardinal | ||
November 4th | Elisabeth Bernhardine from Tübingen | Baroness von Lichteneck | 42 | |
November 6th | Luisa from Guzmán | Queen of Portugal (as wife, not as ruler in her own right) | ||
November 7th | Johann Conrad Dannhauer | German Lutheran theologian, rhetorician, hermeneuticist and poet | 63 | |
November 8th | Andreas Cruesen | Theologian and Bishop of Ghent and Mechelen | ||
30th of November | Rudolf Wilhelm zu Innhausen and Knyphausen | Diplomat in the service of the States General, founder of the Dutch line of the Innhausen and Knyphausen families | ||
November | Jeremias de Decker | Dutch poet |
December
Day | Surname | Profession known as | Age | receipt |
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December 7th | Jan Deyman | Dutch surgeon | ||
10th of December | Siegmund Friedrich von Wallenrodt | Kurbrandenburg colonel over a cavalry regiment, heir to Draulitten. | 45 | |
December 22 | Giovanni Francesco Barbieri | Italian Baroque painter | 75 | |
December 26th | Alexandrine of Taxis | Postmaster General and Countess |
Date unknown
Day | Surname | Profession known as | Age | receipt |
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Hans Konrad Asper | Munich builder | |||
Giovanni Battista Baliani | Italian mathematician and physicist | |||
Jan Abrahamszoon Beerstaten | Dutch painter | |||
Johann Rudolf Philipp Forer | Swiss Protestant clergyman | |||
Jean Ogier de Gombauld | French author | |||
Sigismund Gyllenstierna | Polish castellan from Gdansk | |||
Anna Maria de Heers | Flemish ursulinine | ~ 56 | ||
Heinrich Hein | Livonian theologian and jurist | |||
Hermann Adolf | Count of Lippe-Detmold | |||
Kurbat Ivanov | Explorer and cartographer | |||
Gysbert Japicx | Dutch-Frisian writer of the Renaissance | |||
Karl Wilhelm Eugen | Margrave of Baden-Rodemachern and Canon in Cologne | |||
Georg von Meding | Court official and soldier | |||
Łukasz Opaliński | Polish nobleman, political activist, writer and poet | |||
Christopher Paudiß | German Baroque painter | |||
Ivan Ivanovich Rebrow | Russian explorer | |||
Mikhail Vasilyevich Staduchin | Russian explorer | |||
Tobias Weller | German organ builder |