Reinhold von Derschau

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Reinhold von Derschau (also: Derschow, Dersczaw; born April 1, 1600 in Königsberg (Prussia) ; † April 5, 1667 ibid) was a German lawyer.

Life

Derschau came from the Prussian - kurländischem noble family Derschau that many years to Danzig had established himself as alderman in the city patricians. His grandfather Bernhard Derschau († 1590), who had acted as councilor there, moved to Königsberg, where he also held a councilor position. His marriage to Anna, daughter of Bernhard Fahrenheit, has three sons. Among these was Reinhold von Derschau's father Bernhard von Derschau (* May 25, 1560 - August 23, 1632), Ursela (* October 18, 1561 - December 4, 1645), daughter of Henning Boye and widow of Councilor Nikolaus Wegner, had married. He became a royal Prussian court judge and on December 15, 1602, was raised to the rank of imperial nobility and knighthood by Emperor Rudolf II .

That marriage had seven children, five of whom died at a young age. One of the two surviving children was Reinhold mentioned here, the other his brother, the later theologian Bernhard von Derschau (* July 17, 1591, † March 13, 1639). Since the family had sufficient financial means, Reinhold and his brother should have received an excellent basic education. On July 3, 1615, he was matriculated at the University of Königsberg . He continued his university education in 1620 at the University of Jena . After traveling through the Netherlands , England , France , Spain and Italy , he received his doctorate in law from the University of Strasbourg in 1628 with the paper Positiones Iuridicae Centum, Quas Sub Praesidio Divino ...

He returned to his homeland traveling via Hungary and Poland . There he was appointed in 1639 as the first professor of the law faculty at the University of Königsberg. In this capacity he also participated in the organizational tasks of the university and was rector of the alma mater in the summer semesters of 1639 and 1643 . He resigned his professorship in 1643 when he was appointed court judge by the Brandenburg elector in Königsberg. However, he stayed with the law school as a senior. In 1657 he was also a tribunal counselor at the higher appeal court. In 1663, the Brandenburg elector confirmed his title of nobility and he was hereditary lord of the Wenigkeim, Mamlack, Waldhausen etc.

family

Derschau was married twice.

His first marriage was on July 3, 1629 with Sophia (March 2, 1612 - August 4, 1653), daughter of Dr. Albrecht vom Stein.

His second marriage was on September 5, 1655 with Agnes (born November 31, 1613; † March 24, 1678), daughter of the merchant in Kneiphof Bernhard Paschke and widow of the electoral councilor Leonhard Zwiebeltreter.

From the children we know:

  • Sophia von Derschau (born August 27, 1630 - † March 8, 1670) married. October 19, 1649 with the electoral lawyer Dr. Christoph Heilsberger (born September 8, 1616; † November 12, 1652)
  • Reinhold von Derschau (born September 24, 1632 in Königsberg; † April 10 (according to others April 5) 1671 ibid)
  • Bernhard von Derschau (born November 16, 1634 - † May 9, 1676)
  • Albrecht von Derschau (* November 24, 1636; † 1708)
  • Ursela von Derschau (* May 10, 1639 - † August 20, 1640)
  • Anna Maria von Derschau (* July 2, 1641; † April 18, 1666) married. April 17, 1662 with the professor of medicine Georg Loth the Younger
  • Friedrich (March 1, 1644, † April 10, 1713)
  • Regina (born January 11, 1647; † April 22, 1672) unmarried
  • Elisabeth (* August 8, 1649 - † February 11, 1712) married. August 18, 1671 with the electoral council on Sollnicken Kasper Geelhaar († October 10, 1678)
  • Christian Wilhelm von Derschau (born March 7, 1652)

Works

  • Sciagraphia iuris feudalis. Koenigsberg 1640
  • Hodosophia viatoris Christiani. That is: The Christian Wandering Of The Christian Wanderer On The Way Of Life. Frankfurt am Main 1675, 1684
  • De legitima
  • De testibus
  • De publicis judiciis
  • De judice et ejus officio
  • De appellationibus
  • De usucaptione et praescriptione
  • De patria potestate
  • De finibus regundis et termino moto
  • De jurisdictione.
  • Viatorem Christianum
  • Disp. de muruo etc

literature

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ studied in Germany, Holland and England, stayed with Buxdorf in Basel for half a year, with Pocockio in Oxford for a whole year, 1660 enrolled at the university. Wittenberg, May 2, 1661 Lic. Theol. Ibid. (Matr. UWB V, p. 86), after teaching in Königsberg for three years, 1664 archpriest in Rastenburg; he published the Hodosophiam christianam from his father and Disp. de passione Jesu Christio, in Danig a speech de facto Tulliae patris cadaver carpento praetervehentis, made himself known as a spiritual song writer; mated 1665 with Konstantia, the daughter of Hans Schultz in Danzig, the widow of Dr. Michael Rurock and the school principal of the old town Stephan Müller; Son Reinhold († young), daughter Agnes (* April 30, 1666; † 1685) married. October 23, 1683 (other March 5, 1685) with the councilor of the old town Christoph von Kohlen (see Jöcher II., Sp. 89; Gallandi, 61, p. 595, ADB)
  2. ↑ Court judge, hereditary lord in Waldhausen, Sudau and Sporwitten, married. 1664 with Anna (born September 10, 1648; † September 10, 1704), the daughter of the merchant in Kneiphof; Son Reinold Heinrich (born January 5, 1665 - † August 9, 1693) jur. Candidate; Daughter Sophia Elisabeth (born May 19, 1666) married. with the chief tribunal councilor Albrecht Weger (born May 19, 1644, † March 26, 1743); Daughter Agnes Regina (born June 23, 1671; † March 19, 1743) married. February 14, 1696 with the council Kasper Geelhaar (February 8, 1667 - September 18, 1728); Katharina Louise (* 1673; † 1674); Son Albrecht Friedrich (* 1674; † September 19, 1743) Court court vice-president and Spittler in Königsberg, heir to Sausgarten, Tolkeim, Suplitten, married. I. February 16, 1706 with Maria Dorothea (* February 7, 1687; † July 20, 1707), daughter of the pharmacist of the old town Heinrich Radewaldt, II. 1711 with Louisa Christina von Neglein († 1736);
  3. ↑ heir to Waldhausen, Sudau and Sporwitten; mated Euphrosina of the court relative in Kneiphof Johann Weiss († March 21, 1690), son Johann Reinhold (* September 27, 1676; † June 1730) heir to Waldhausen, married. with Anna Regina († 1773), daughter of the tribunal councilor Albrecht Weger; Son Albrecht (born December 9, 1681) royal Danish captain; Daughter Euphrosina Agnes (* August 1671) married. with Franz Albrecht Thegen on Prassnicken
  4. ↑ 1673 had looked around in Germany, France, Holland and Poland, 1673 President of the Pomeranian Consistory, 1679 in the Royal Court of Appeal, 1686 Mayor of the old town in Koenigsberg, 1692 electoral council, heir to Rhodes, He has the song of sweet consolation of dull hearts written and printed many spiritual poems about the Gospels, the Passion, the story of Job and the Last Judgment, I. Marriage June 5, 1673 with Anna Dorothea (* May 30, 1649 - November 9, 1688), daughter of personal physician Dr. . Hieronymus Schultz, II marriage June 15, 1689 Regina (July 15, 1713), daughter of the mayor of the old town Daniel Kenckel, widow of the secretary of the old town Georg Casseburg; Children: daughter Anna Sophia (* 1674) married. Same, son Reinhold Friedrich (1675-1713) Tribunal Secretary, daughter Anna Maria (born October 26, 1677; † March 24, 1710) married. July 7, 1693 with the secretary of the old town Heinrich Bartsch († 1728); Son Albrecht Friedrich (born July 18, 1679; † March 10, 1684); Son Georg Friedrich (* 1681); Daughter NN. Ms. Feldscheer, daughter NN m. with the deacon in Bartenstein; Son Theodor Friedrich Flugrad (* 1690; † November 1759) major; two children 1723 † (Jöcher II, Sp. 88, ADB, Gallandi)
  5. ↑ studied in Königsberg and in 1672 in Wittenberg, was a royal Prussian tribunal councilor, married. September 27, 1678 with Konstantia Elisabeth (* August 24, 1660; September 1, 1711), daughter of the electoral council Kasper Geelhaar, son Reinhold Christian (* June 30, 1679; † November 4, 1742) major general, adjutant general, chief of a Infantry regiment, governor of Peitz and Cottbus
personal data
SURNAME Derschau, Reinhold von
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Derschow, Dersczaw
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German lawyer
DATE OF BIRTH April 1, 1600
PLACE OF BIRTH Königsberg (Prussia)
DATE OF DEATH April 5, 1667
Place of death Königsberg (Prussia)