Sievert Steenbuck

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Sievert Steenbuck , alternative spellings Siewert Steinbuck , Sieverdt Steinbugh , Sievert Steinbuck , († 1624 in Sievershütten ) was a glassworks owner and farmer bailiff of the village of Hutten ; from 1648 this place was named after him Sievershütten .

Sievert Steenbuck was a farmer's bailiff and owner of a double hoof from 1597 . As the owner of the castle bailiwick, he enjoyed numerous privileges and had contact with the Danish royal governor Heinrich Rantzau . The glassworks belonging to Doppelhufe ceased operations at that time.

Sievert Steenbuck was married to Catarina Thießen, the sister of the parish vogts of Kaltenkirchen . The marriage had four children. His first son Claus Steinbuck took over the Burvogtstelle in 1626.

Sievert Steenbuck and his wife died of the plague in 1624 .

literature

  • Ernst Steenbuck, Sievershütten 1483–2003, extended new edition of the Ortschronik, community Sievershütten, district Segeberg (ed.), 2003
personal data
SURNAME Steenbuck, Sievert
BRIEF DESCRIPTION North German glassworks owner
DATE OF BIRTH 16th Century
DATE OF DEATH 1624
Place of death Sievershütten