Philipp Ludwig Dreyssigmark

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Philipp Ludwig Dreyzigermark , also Philipp Ludwig Dreissigmark (born April 14, 1676 in Volkmarode , † August 16, 1750 in Wolfenbüttel ) was a German Protestant clergyman.

Life

Philipp Ludwig Dreyssigmark was the son of the preacher Johann Friedrich Dreyssigmark (* March 27, 1638 in Zittau ; † January 10, 1708 in Volkmarode) and his wife Sabina Dorothea (née Stertewein) (* 1635; † March 1, 1701 in Volkmarode) . His siblings were:

  • Anna Ursula Dreyzigermark (* 1664; † March 17, 1682 in Volkmarode);
  • Johann Theodor Dreyzigermark (born June 1, 1666 in Fallersleben ; † October 24, 1737 in Schöppenstedt ), from 1715 to 1737 superintendent in Schöppenstedt, married to Sabine Sophia (née Deichmann) († September 29, 1739 in Schöppenstedt);
  • Justus Wilhelm Dreyzigermark (born November 1, 1672 in Volkmarode; † unknown), studied together with his brother Philipp Ludwig at the University of Helmstedt .

Two of his siblings died in childhood.

After his father's first lessons, he attended Martinsgymnasium in Braunschweig , which was run by the rector Johann Albert Gebhardi (1663–1710) at the time.

At the age of 17 he enrolled , together with his brother Justus Wilhelm, from 1693 to 1697 to study theology at the University of Helmstedt.

After completing his studies, he joined the college of the Riddagshausen monastery ; there, Duke Anton Ulrich von Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel became aware of him and on December 8, 1705 appointed him court deacon in Wolfenbüttel; on December 29, 1705 he was introduced into his office by the abbot of the monastery, Christian Specht .

Duke August Wilhelm von Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel wanted to appoint him as real court preacher when he took office in 1714 , but Dreyssigmark refused this office out of modesty, but his appointment was made on July 7, 1717. In 1723 the Duke appointed him consistorial and church council and was introduced to his office by Chancellor Urban Dietrich von Lüdecke ; In 1725 he was then transferred to the commissariat of the Braunschweig orphanage .

After the court preacher Gottlieb Treuer died in 1729, the duke declared him confessor and abbot of Riddagshausen.

In 1730 he was elected a member of the Prälatorum Curia by the estates and was confirmed in his election by his sovereign; In 1735, Duke Ferdinand Albrecht II of Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel appointed him senior court preacher.

Philipp Ludwig Dreyssigmark was since October 29, 1709 in Lüneburg with the daughter of the superintendent Heinrich Wilhelm Scharff (1653-1703) from Lühne in the first marriage and in the second marriage with the daughter of the preacher of the Johanniskirche in Magdeburg , Magister Samuel Lauen as well as since 15th November 1729 in Schöningen in third marriage with the daughter of the pastor of the Martini church in Braunschweig, Georg Hilmar Lichtenstein, married.

He only had children from his first marriage, of which we know by name:

  • Friedrich Wilhelm Dreyzigermark (born May 27, 1713 in Wolfenbüttel; † November 5, 1771 in Braunschweig), preacher at the Michaeliskirche in Braunschweig, married to Anna Rosina Dorothea (née Hantelmann) (born September 29, 1719 in Braunschweig; † 8. April 1801 ibid);
  • Philippina Louisa Dreyzigermark (born November 27, 1710 in Wolfenbüttel; † September 24, 1747), married to Johann Julius Christoph Hantelmann.

Three of his children died in childhood.

His grave is in the Riddagshausen monastery.

honors and awards

The University of Wittenberg offered him once and the University of Helmstedt twice the honor of being appointed Dr. theol. on, but he declined these honors.

Fonts (selection)

literature

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ GEDBAS: Sabina Dorothea STERTEWEIN. Retrieved November 18, 2019 .
  2. ^ Braunschweig advertisements . S. 147. FW Meyern, 1758 ( google.de [accessed on November 18, 2019]).
personal data
SURNAME Dreyzigermark, Philipp Ludwig
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Dreyzigermarck, Philipp Ludwig; Thirty marks, Philip Ludwig; Dreissigmark, Philipp Ludwig; Dreyssigmark, Philipp Ludwig; Dreyssigmarck, Philipp Ludwig; Thirty marks, Philipp Ludwig; Thirty marks, Philipp Ludewig; Dreissigmarck, RL; Dreissigmarck, Philip. Ludovic .; Dreissigmarck, Philippus Ludovicus; Dreissigmark, Philipp Ludowig; Dreisigmarck, Philipp Ludwig
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German Protestant clergyman
DATE OF BIRTH April 14, 1676
PLACE OF BIRTH Folk ailment
DATE OF DEATH August 16, 1750
Place of death Wolfenbüttel