Nekrolog 1711
This is a list of famous people who died in 1711 . 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 2nd | Ludwig Gebhard von Hoym | Privy Councilor, Bergrat, Chamber President and Squire | 79 | |
6th January | Philipp van Almonde | Dutch vice admiral | 66 | |
6th January | Johann VIII. Hugo von Orsbeck | German Roman Catholic clergyman; Bishop of Speyer (1675-1711); Archbishop and Elector of Trier (1676–1711) | ||
January 7th | Alexander Caroc | German lawyer and state lawyer in Swedish Pomerania | 67 | |
13th January | Martin Maletius | Prussian theologian and pastor | 77 | |
January 14th | Sophie Eleonore von Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel-Bevern | Canon of Gandersheim | 36 | |
January 16 | Joseph Vaz | Indian religious priest, missionary in India and Sri Lanka, Blessed | 59 | |
January 19th | Johann Heinrich von Börstel | Prussian Lieutenant General, Chief of Infantry Regiment No. 20, Commander of the Magdeburg Fortress | 66 | |
January 20th | Johann August Olearius | German Protestant theologian | 66 | |
21th January | Friedrich Wilhelm Kettler | Duke of Courland | 18th | |
21th January | Augustin Terwesten | Dutch baroque painter | 61 | |
22nd of January | Johann von Bacmeister | German legal scholar and Reichshofrat | 54 | |
January 24th | Jean Bérain the Elder | French painter, draftsman and engraver | ||
January 27th | Antoine de Pas | French general and author | 62 | |
January | Guillijn Peter van der Zeepen | Court painter in East Frisia |
February
Day | Surname | Profession known as | Age | receipt |
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February 2nd | Wilhelm von Plettenberg | Land Komtur of the Teutonic Order | ||
3 February | Francesco Maria de 'Medici | Italian cardinal and patron | 50 | |
February 5th | Wolfgang von Schmettau | Minister and Envoy of Brandenburg-Prussia | 62 | |
February 7th | Ernst Wilhelm von Salisch | Dutch and Imperial General | 61 | |
14th of February | Reimar Peter von Rheder | Lübeck canon, royal Danish councilor and civil servant | 50 | |
February 15th | Marco Antonio Canevalle | Italian architect and builder | 58 | |
February 17th | José de Vaquedano | Spanish composer and conductor | 68 | |
20. February | Alexander Artschilowitsch Imeretinsky | Georgian prince of the Kingdom of Imereti | ||
21st of February | Joan van Hoorn | Governor General of the Dutch East Indies | 57 | |
February 28 | Giovanni Pietro della Torre | Italian royal court stone mason of the baroque era |
March
Day | Surname | Profession known as | Age | receipt |
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2nd March | Adam Herold | German educator and Lutheran theologian | 51 | |
3 March | Karl | Landgrave of Hessen-Wanfried | 61 | |
7th March | Hans Georg Asam | German church painter of the baroque | 61 | |
7th March | Johann Nolto | German doctor and city physician in Lübeck | 72 | |
9th March | Vitus Seipel | Auxiliary Bishop and Vicar General in Prague | 60 | |
March 10th | Leopold Mathias Sigismund von Lamberg | Head stable master of Emperor Joseph I and Landgrave von Leuchtenberg | 44 | |
March 11 | Karl Schweikard von Sickingen | Knight of the Teutonic Order | ||
March 13th | Nicolas Boileau | French author | 74 | |
the 14th of March | Johann Friedrich Landsberger | German businessman | 61 | |
March, 15 | Claude de Choiseul-Francières | French Marshal | 79 | |
March, 15 | Daniel Crüger | German medic and poet | 71 | |
March, 15 | Eusebio Francisco cinema | South Tyrolean Jesuit missionary, cartographer and astronomer in Latin America | 65 | |
March 16 | Friedrich Breckling | German pastor and author | 82 | |
19th March | Josef Langer | Czech piarist scientist, mathematician and astronomer | 60 | |
March, 20th | Gotthilf Treuer | German poet and poet of the baroque period | 79 | |
March 23 | Bernhard Michael Mandl | Salzburg sculptor |
April
Day | Surname | Profession known as | Age | receipt |
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April 14th | Louis de Bourbon, Dauphin de Viennois | French heir to the throne, son of Louis XIV. | 49 | |
17th April | Joseph I. | Holy Roman Emperor, King of Bohemia and Hungary | 32 | |
April 24th | Johann Werlhof | German legal scholar | 51 | |
April 27 | Hermann Hintze | German merchant and councilor of the Hanseatic city of Lübeck | 74 | |
April 28 | Johann Jakob Harder | Swiss physicians and natural scientists | 54 |
May
Day | Surname | Profession known as | Age | receipt |
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May 9 | Friedrich Wilhelm von Wittenhorst-Sonsfeld | Prussian lieutenant general | ||
May 14th | Beda Weller | Abbot of the county monastery | 54 | |
May 18 | Anthon Günther Pott | Royal Danish Brigadier, Chief of the Oldenburg Infantry Regiment and Commander in Chief of the counties of Oldenburg and Delmenhorst | 64 | |
May 21 | Johann Gottfried Olearius | Protestant theologian and hymn poet | 75 | |
May 22 | Gotthard Heidegger | Reformed theologian and author of satirical-critical writings | 44 | |
May 27th | Franz Alexander | Prince of Nassau-Hadamar | 37 | |
May 27th | Matthäus Gottfried Purmann | German surgeon and author | 63 | |
31. May | Daniel Paschasius von Osterberg | Landlord and sponsor of the pilgrimage site Albendorf in the county of Glatz |
June
Day | Surname | Profession known as | Age | receipt |
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June 7th | Andreas Ingolstetter | German merchant and hymn poet | ||
June 9th | Humbertus Guilelmus de Precipiano | Roman Catholic theologian, bishop and Spanish-Dutch government official | 83 | |
June 10th | Heinrich X. | Count Reuss von Lobenstein zu Ebersdorf | 48 | |
June 10th | Johannes Munnicks | Dutch medic | 58 | |
June 16 | Amalia of Courland | German-Baltic princess of Courland from the Ketteler family and, by marriage, Landgrave of Hessen-Kassel | 58 | |
June 22 | Julius Ernst von Tettau | Feldzeugmeister General and Infantry General in the service of the States General | 66 | |
June 24th | Agnes Heinold | Swabian poet | 69 | |
June 28th | Gerard de Lairesse | Dutch painter | 70 |
July
Day | Surname | Profession known as | Age | receipt |
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July 6th | James Douglas, 2nd Duke of Queensberry | Scottish nobleman | 38 | |
July 14th | Johann Wilhelm Friso | Prince of Nassau-Dietz, titular Prince of Orange | 23 | |
17th July | Adam Wilhelm von Sydow | Prussian major general | 61 | |
21 July | Avetik from Tokat | Armenian patriarch | 54 | |
July 28th | Balthasar Koepke | German Protestant theologian | 65 |
August
Day | Surname | Profession known as | Age | receipt |
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August 2nd | Christoph Pfautz | German mathematician, astronomer, geographer and librarian | 65 | |
3rd August | Tobias Holländer | Mayor of Schaffhausen and diplomat | 74 | |
20th of August | Louis-François de Boufflers | French general and marshal of France | 67 | |
August 21 | Caspar Hopf | Saxon violin maker, co-founder of Klingenthal violin making |
September
Day | Surname | Profession known as | Age | receipt |
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5th September | Elisabeth Sophie Chéron | French painter, engraver, poet and translator | 62 | |
September 11 | Detlev Reusch | royal Danish colonel and most recently head of the Ribestift National Infantry Regiment | ||
September 20th | Jakob Daniel Tepser | Austrian politician; Mayor of Vienna (1696–1699, 1704–1707) | 58 | |
September 27th | Christian spirit | German composer and organist | ||
September 28th | Nicolaus Gürtler | Swiss reformed theologian and university professor | 56 | |
September | John Lawson | English explorer, adventurer and writer | 36 |
October
Day | Surname | Profession known as | Age | receipt |
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5th October | Christian Friedrich Richter | Protestant pastor, hymn poet and doctor at the Francke Foundations | 35 | |
15th October | Saif ibn Sultan I. | Imam of Oman | ||
15th October | Carl Christian von Sommerfeldt | Braunschweig-Lüneburg general field witness | 61 | |
October 21 | Christoph von Barner | Imperial General Feldzeugmeister, supreme commander of the Austro-Hungarian artillery | 78 | |
30th of October | Wilhelmus à Brakel | Dutch Reformed clergyman | 76 |
November
Day | Surname | Profession known as | Age | receipt |
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November 1st | Christian Demelius | German composer | 68 | |
November 3rd | Johannes Ernst grave | German Lutheran, later Anglican theologian | 45 | |
November 4th | Abraham von Schönberg | Saxon reformer of mining and metallurgy | 71 | |
November 5th | Adam Christoph von Wallenrodt | Prussian minister and court master, knight of the Black Eagle Order, colonel of the cavalry and chief of a regiment on horseback. | 67 | |
November 18 | Christoph Albrecht von Kanitz | Prussian Major General, Chief of Infantry Regiment No. 14 | 58 | |
November 18 | Johann Sigmund von Kuenburg | Prince-Bishop of Lavant, Prince-Bishop of Chiemsee | 52 | |
20th November | Gerrit Roosen | Hamburg merchant and preacher of the Mennonite congregation in Altona | 99 |
December
Day | Surname | Profession known as | Age | receipt |
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11th December | Giambattista Morea | Italian Roman Catholic bishop | 71 | |
December 17th | Johann Caspar Albrecht | German clergyman | ||
19. December | Đorđe Branković | Transylvanian envoy and count | ||
19. December | Philipp Wilhelm | Margrave of Brandenburg-Schwedt | 42 | |
23rd of December | Friedrich Matthias von Syberg | German nobleman | ||
25 December | Johann Nicolaus Hanff | German organist and composer | 48 |
Date unknown
Day | Surname | Profession known as | Age | receipt |
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Vladimir Vasilyevich Atlasov | Russian explorer | |||
Lorenz Dohmsen | Head of the building yard in Hamburg | |||
Franco Ferrari | Italian Cistercian, abbot, theologian, librarian and scholar | |||
Lewin Werner von Görne | German nobleman | |||
Herman Niklas Grim | Doctor, naturalist, traveler to India, author of important works on plants and medicinal products in Asia | |||
Adam Anton Grundemann von Falkenberg | Lower Austrian sub-marshal | |||
Mary Rowlandson | English settler in New England and writer | |||
Peter Schenk the Elder | German engraver and cartographer | |||
Christoph Vitzthum from Eckstädt | Herr auf Tiefensee, chamberlain from the Electorate of Saxony, captain and governor in Bautzen | |||
Johann Gottfried Zeidler | German Protestant theologian and satirical writer |