Schlütter (noble family)

Schlütter is the name of a noble family from Hanover.

origin

The family line begins with Diedrich Schlüter (* 1475 Hudemühlen near Hanover, † 1537). Johann Christian Schlueter (born January 15, 1655, † August 2, 1731, electoral major general of Brunswick-Lüneburg and chief of a cavalry regiment) was elevated to knightly imperial nobility in Vienna in 1725 by the emperor with the name of Schlütter . He was married to Anna Sabina von Klinggräff (* November 6, 1672, † November 2, 1714).

Famous representatives were in particular:

Otto Diederich Wilhelm von Schlütter (1710–1786), lawyer and office director in Stade
Johann von Schlütter (1749–1827), also a lawyer and office director in Stade

Andreas von Schlütter (1781–1863), Royal Hanoverian major general
Bodo Julius Georg Arthur Cornelius von Schlütter (born October 2, 1910, † December 16, 1997), lawyer, specialist in mining law (1934–1938 trainee lawyer in the higher regional court district of Celle, 1934 doctorate in law in Marburg, 1938–1941 assessor with the upper mining offices of Breslau and Dortmund, 1940–1945 military service, 1941–1950 Bergrat at the Oberbergamt in Dortmund and from 1950 at the Ministry of Economics and Transport, 1950 Oberbergrat, 1956 Oberbergamtsdirektor, 1962 Ministerialrat, head of Group IV / A (mining sovereignty and law of Mining) as "Oberbergrat".)

coat of arms

The blazon was as follows: A shield split lengthways, on the right a lion holding a key (Slüter), on the left a star.

Other branches

Other branches, which also go back to Diedrich Schlüter (1475–1537), kept the spelling "Schlüter".

Famous representatives of these branches were:

Friedrich Wilhelm Schlueter (1803–1860), German administrative lawyer
Ludwig August Schlüter (1797–1881), German administrative lawyer

swell

von Schlütter, in: Hans-Friedrich v. Ehrenkronk (Ed.): Genealogisches Handbuch des Adels , Adelige Häuser B, Volume I. Verlag von CA Starke, Glücksburg / Ostsee 1954, pp. 410-413.
Gothaisches genealogisches Taschenbuch der Briefadeligen houses, 1910, fourth year, p.694ff

Individual evidence

↑ by Schlütter . In: Hans-Friedrich v. Ehrenkronk (ed.): Genealogical handbook of the nobility. Aristocrat of houses B . tape I . Publisher by CA Starke, Glücksburg / Ostsee 1954, p. 410-413 .
↑ Gerhard Dapprich and Bodo von Schlütter: Guide to mining law and other areas of law important for mining . 6th edition. Glückauf Publishing House, 1962.
↑ Gerhard Dapprich u. Bodo von Schlütter: The general mining law: Prussian mining law of June 24, 1865. In d. currently valid version with amendment u. in his in d. Federal Republic of Germany occupy the area of validity, other important laws and Regulations . 11th edition. Heymann, Cologne 1959.
^ Deutsches Adelsblatt , 37th volume, number 1, January 15, 1998, p. 23 (obituary notice).
↑ Bodo von Schlütter: acting under a foreign name . Ed .: Hochschulschrift - Marburg, R.- u. state science Diss., 1934. Cologne 1935, p. 60 .
^ Correspondence between Bodo von Schlütter and JCB Mohr (Paul Siebeck) <Tübingen> Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin. Manuscript department; Archive of JCB Mohr (Paul Siebeck): 1 page from June 8, 1931. Retrieved on August 11, 2017 .
^ Minutes of the 336th cabinet meeting on June 16, 1953 (Government of North Rhine-Westphalia). Retrieved August 11, 2017 .
^ Richard Graewe: The two-hundred-year history of the Elb-Zoll-Frigate zu Brunshausen and its commanders 1650-1850 (= individual writings of the Stader Geschichts- und Heimatverein eV No. 17, ISSN 0585-0037 ). Self-published by the Stader Geschichts- und Heimatverein, Stade 1963. Page 128.

[1] y Schlütter . In: Hans-Friedrich v. Ehrenkronk (ed.): Genealogical handbook of the nobility. Aristocrat of houses B . tape I . Publisher by CA Starke, Glücksburg / Ostsee 1954, p. 410-413 .

[2] Gerhard Dapprich and Bodo von Schlütter: Guide to mining law and other areas of law important for mining . 6th edition. Glückauf Publishing House, 1962.

[3] Gerhard Dapprich u. Bodo von Schlütter: The general mining law: Prussian mining law of June 24, 1865. In d. currently valid version with amendment u. in his in d. Federal Republic of Germany occupy the area of validity, other important laws and Regulations . 11th edition. Heymann, Cologne 1959.

[4] Deutsches Adelsblatt , 37th volume, number 1, January 15, 1998, p. 23 (obituary notice).

[5] Bodo von Schlütter: acting under a foreign name . Ed .: Hochschulschrift - Marburg, R.- u. state science Diss., 1934. Cologne 1935, p. 60 .

[6] Correspondence between Bodo von Schlütter and JCB Mohr (Paul Siebeck) <Tübingen> Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin. Manuscript department; Archive of JCB Mohr (Paul Siebeck): 1 page from June 8, 1931. Retrieved on August 11, 2017 .

[7] Minutes of the 336th cabinet meeting on June 16, 1953 (Government of North Rhine-Westphalia). Retrieved August 11, 2017 .

[8] Richard Graewe: The two-hundred-year history of the Elb-Zoll-Frigate zu Brunshausen and its commanders 1650-1850 (= individual writings of the Stader Geschichts- und Heimatverein eV No. 17, ISSN 0585-0037 ). Self-published by the Stader Geschichts- und Heimatverein, Stade 1963. Page 128.