Striepe (family)

Coat of arms of the Striepe

Striepe is the name of a Brandenburg councilor and civil servant .

history

Epitaph of the bailiff Balthasar Striepe and Ursula geb. Gartz in the monastery church Arendsee

The Striepe were citizens and council relatives of Salzwedel and officials in Arendsee (Altmark) before they came to Berlin , where they repeatedly appointed government councilors and mayors .

The bailiff at Arendsee, Balthasar Striepe († 1641), was the heir to Lückstedt . He had acquired both goods at Lückstedt with half a village each (1620/1621 and 1625) and combined them into one property. His son, bailiff Hoyer Striepe, bought Salzwedel Castle in 1667 , he had the bridge and gate, vault and building repaired, then he wanted to partially demolish the old main house and build something new, but before that, his son, bailiff Balthasar Heinrich (Balzer Henrich) Striepe, had no interest in it. He sold the castle in 1692.

Chüden family tree (1704), on the left, including Balthasar and Ursula Striepe with some of their offspring

The court and higher court councilors at the Altmark High Court, Hoyer Sigismund Striepe († 1743) and Johann Ludewig Striepe, were estate owners ; the first on Vinzelberg , the second on Insel, etc. Vinzelberg was a joint loan from the Striepen since 1664. From 1677 to 1772 they had two knight seats, most recently the senior judge (von) Striepe ibid. From 1686–1706 the island was owned by the von Treffenfeld family, with court and patronage; 1706–1750 it belonged to the Striepe, 1750–1783 to the von Scharden brothers.

coat of arms

The coat of arms shows three water lilies with their stems in red in front of a silver stripe ( bar ) on the lawn . The three lilies on the helmet .

Trunk line

1. Sebastian Striepe (1510–1554), citizen and member of the council of Salzwedel, ⚭ Magdalene Schnobbel († 1560)
   1. Anna Striepe († 1563), ⚭ 1559 Johann Gartz (1538–1601), city treasurer of Salzwedel and heir to Rietza and Klein Gartz as well as Buch bei Stendal, son of Hoyer Gartz (1507–1570), council treasurer and landowner of Salzwedel and Anna born von Chüden († 1576)
   2. Balthasar Striepe (1539–1609), bailiff and head of the monastery in Arendsee (Altmark), ⚭ Ursula, b. Gartz (1554–1613), daughter of Hoyer Gartz (1507–1570), council chamberlain and landowner of Salzwedel and Anna née. Chüden († 1576)
      1. Sebastian Striepe (1582–1649), Brandenburg statesman, on 1/2 Schönwalde in Osthavelland (1646 sold to his son-in-law Tornow), ⚭ 1613 Eva Maria, geb. Pruckmann (1590–1645), daughter of Friedrich Pruckmann (1562–1630), Brandenburg Chancellor and Eva, née. Otto (1560-1624)
         1. Eva Maria Striepe, ⚭I 1630/1631 Adam Nüßler († 1637), member of the chamber judge, feudal secretary and councilor in Küstrin; ⚭II Bernhard Zieritz, Government Councilor of New Marks
         2. Eva Catharina Striepe, ⚭ 1649 Johann Tornow (1610–1662), Brandenburg statesman, from 1646 on 1/2 Schönwalde in Osthavelland (through purchase from father-in-law Sebastian Striepe), 1647 acquired the main share; 1650 sold to Ursula von dem Knesebeck ; Tornow received the imperial nobility in 1654
         3. Adam Friedrich Striepe (1625–1681), Brandenburg Government Councilor in Küstrin , ⚭ 1653 Anna Catharina von Kleberfeld, daughter of the Swedish Council and Leibmedicus Hermann von Kleberfeld
            1. Sebastian Friedrich Striepe († 1709), Mayor of Berlin between 1699 and 1708, ⚭ Louise Catharina Scharden (1668–1732), daughter of Levin Scharden (1638–1699), Mayor of Berlin
               1. Jakob Ludwig Striepe († 1750), 1726 Prussian High Court Counselor (of the Altmark High Court)
               2. Alexander Friedrich Striepe († 1714)
            2. Eva (Anna) Sophia Striepe, ⚭ 1679 Johann Heinrich von Treffenfeld (1650–1708), Altmark Quarter Judge, Lieutenant Colonel in Brandenburg and Poland
         4. Anna Elisabeth Striepe, ⚭I George Wilhelm Schardius (1619–1677), secretary and quarterly judge; ⚭II Johann Schmidt von Schmidtseck (1610–1680), colonel from Kurbrandenburg and commandant of Magdeburg
      2. Hoyer Striepe (1586–1639), Brandenburg secret chamber secretary and pfennig master, ⚭ 1623 Sibylla, b. Pruckmann (1592–1640), widow. Heinrich Schardius (1559–1621), of the Brandenburg Council of Stendal (sister-in-law)
         1. Eva Sibylla Striepe (1623–1680), ⚭ 1640 Johann Georg Reinhard (1606–1672), Brandenburg Privy Court Chamber Councilor and Consistorial Councilor, Ravensburg Appeal Councilor
         2. Hoyer Friedrich (von) Striepe (1627–1670), Mayor of Berlin between 1669 and 1670, ⚭ Christina Dorothea Müller († 1742), daughter of Sigismund Müller (1612–1649), Swedish High Commissioner ( General War Commissioner ) in the Duchy of Silesia and about her Sister sister-in-law of the Privy Councilor Friedrich von Jena
            1. Sibylla Dorothea Striepe († young)
            2. Otto Friedrich Striepe († young)
            3. Friedrich Wilhelm Striepe († young)
            4. Christina Dorothea Striepe
            5. Loysa Sibylla Striepe
            6. Hoyer Sigismund Striepe († 1743), Prussian quarterly judge, then senior judge of the Altmark High Court, 1700 on Vinzelberg
               1. Wilhelm Sigmund (Sigismund Wilhelm) Striepe zu Vinzelberg († after 1772)
            7. Eleonore Sophie Striepe († 1738), ⚭ 1689 Friedrich Wilhelm Stosch (1648–1704), theologian and philosopher
            8. Georg Wilhelm Striepe († 1707), mino. documented in 1688, 1700 on Vinzelberg, lawyer ( us fisci ) and archivist in Küstrin
      3. Balthasar Striepe († August 4, 1641), bailiff of Arendsee, heir to Lückstedt , ⚭ Maria, b. Deter (t), daughter of Bartholomäus Detert († 1618), Mayor of Pritzwalk and Catharina Fielitz
         1. Balthasar (Balzer) Striepe, † April 15, 1611 only 13 hours after his birth. According to its epitaph, the body of the newborn was buried in the Arendsee monastery church, in the grave of his grandfather of the same name.
         2. Ursula Striepe, ⚭ 1630 Andreas Lindholtz (1595–1655), court attorney and between 1641 and 1655 mayor of Berlin, heir to Rudow etc.
         3. Balthasar Striepe († before 1669), 1651 bailiff of Arendsee,
            1. Barthold Siegmund Striepe († before 1669), in French. Services
            2. Margarethe Sophie (von) Striepe, ⚭I 1664 Joachim Henniges von Treffenfeld (1610–1688), general from Brandenburg; ⚭II 1691 Friedrich Jacob von Lautitz (1657–1719), Brunswick Drost , councilor and captain of Calvörde , Bahrdorf and Neuhaus ; 1698 knightly nobility for the empire and the hereditary lands for him, inheritance and exemption on Westimsel and Ostimsel, and his brother Heinrich Carl Lautitz
         4. Sebastian Striepe († 1666), first documented mention in 1646, by marriage shareholder of Falkenrehde , ⚭ NN Fritze, daughter of Christoph Fritze zu Spandau, her sister Sophie, acquired Falkenrehde from the nieces Striepe in 1677 and carried the estate as the wife of General Ernst von Weiler ( 1620–1693) to.
            1. Daughters
         5. Hoyer Striepe († 1674/1675), bailiff of Salzwedel, 1646 shareholder of Lückstedt, sold the village and estate Lückstedt in 1659, bought Salzwedel Castle in 1667, ⚭I Beatrix Düecker , daughter of Heinrich Dücker, judge and rentmaster in Badburen monastery (son of Georg Dücker, rent master from Kurbrandenburg zu Hörde , and Anna von Berninghausen ) and Anna Marfert; ⚭II Anna Catharina Stunenberg
            1. Ursula Catharina Striepe (1648–1670), ⚭ Henricus von Peine, Halberstadt office secretary and Canon of St. Mariae
            2. Sybille Margaretha Striepe, ⚭ Johann Zimmermann († 1705), Braunschweig-Lünebürgischer bailiff of the Calvörde district 1667-1705, from 1677 he had leased the office for life, son of the bailiff in Wolfenbüttel 1648–1671, Nicomedes Zimmermann (1601–1671) and of (⚭ 1633) Anna Elisabeth Udams, daughter of Henning Udams, preacher in Olsburg
            3. Beatrix Striepe ⚭ INN Brackmann, ⚭ II. 1697 Hans Ludwig Wiesenhaver from Hildesheim (1652–1707), heir to Birkholz in the Altmark (he ⚭ I. at Gut Eltze 1679 Elisabeth Ursula Schmidt, † 1696), son of Johann Joachim Wiesenhaver ( 1624–1695) from Hildesheim, from 1658 Kurbrandenburg bailiff of the Burgstall district , Brunswick-Lüneburg bailiff zu Witteberg; Founder of the Brandenburg line of those Wiesenhaver
            4. Balthasar Heinrich (Balzer Henrich) Striepe († 1706), bailiff in Salzwedel, sold the Salzwedel Castle again in 1692, moved to Storkow as bailiff / magistrate in 1706, ⚭ Maria Elisabeth von Horn.
               1. Hoyer Arnold Striepe († before 1717), 1713 lieutenant
               2. Joachim Andreas Striepe (1684–1716), Prussian bailiff in Tangermünde ⚭ 1714 Henrietta Sophie Schmidt (1690–1768), daughter of the senior bailiff Stephan Conrad Schmid (t) (around 1648–1712), 1711 tenant of the Wickensen office , and Elisabeth Margarete Balances ; her brothers "von Schmidt" in 1736 and 1750; In 1755, as Stoer's widow, she inherited a house in Hanover; (she ⚭ II. 1721 Dr. med. Gerhard Stoer from Hamburg, doctor in Hanover (1669–1739) (his third marriage; in his second marriage he was married to Anna Maria nee Witzendorf (* around 1660) from Lüneburg , Widow of the court pharmacist Ernst Leopold Andreae (* around 1640), therefore he was the father-in-law of Rudolf Christian Wagner , the husband of his stepdaughter)
               3. Curt Anton Balthasar Striepe
               4. Luise Maria Elisabeth Striepe (1687–1731) ⚭ in Kemnade 1716 Carl Conrad Schmidt (1691–1752), monastery administrator, son of the chief bailiff Stephan Conrad Schmidt and Elisabeth Margarete Salder (see above); her sons "von Schmidt"
         6. Reichhardt Striepe (1617–1632) in Bernau
         7. Eva Maria Striepe († 1704), ⚭ 1652 Andreas von Cosel († 1673), member of the Kurbrandenburg chamber judge and district judge as well as court rentmaster, 1667 imperial nobility

Other relatives

• August Balthasar Striepe, documented in 1741

literature

• Heinrich Banniza von Bazan : The old Potsdam council family Gericke and its clan group . In: Archive for Kinship Research 19, 1942, pp. 217–224 (with family tree of the Striepe zu Arendsee family)
• Friedrich Budczies: On the genealogy of the altmärk. Striepe family. In: Vierteljahrsschrift für Heraldik, Sphragistik und Genealogie, 17th year, 1889, pp. 465–472
• George Adalbert von Mülverstedt : von Treffenfeld and his descendants. In: Twenty-second annual report of the Altmark Association for patriotic history and industry in Salzwedel, History Department , Issue 2, Magdeburg 1889, pp. 17-23.
• H.-H. Nissen: Striepe family . In: Familienforschung in Mitteldeutschland 41, 2000, pp. 287 ff.

Individual evidence

1. ^ Johann Heinrich Büttner: Genealogiae or family and sex registers of the noblest Lüneburg noble patrician families, Lüneburg 1704, VII. The von Chüden.
2. ↑ Lieselott Enders: “The Altmark. History of a Kurmark Landscape in the Early Modern Age ”, Berlin 2016, p. 646.
3. ↑ ^{a b} Lieselott Enders: “The Altmark. History of a Kurmark Landscape in the Early Modern Age ", Berlin 2016, p. 750.
4. ↑ Peter P. Rohrlach: Historisches Ortslexikon für die Altmark , Berlin 2018, p. 1022 ff.
5. ↑ Julius Conrad Rüdemann: Historicum Paleo-Marchicorum Collectio I. , Volume 1, Salzwedel 1725, p. 252 f.
6. ↑ Peter P. Rohrlach: Historisches Ortslexikon für die Altmark , Berlin 2018, p. 2308 ff.
7. ↑ Peter P. Rohrlach: Historical Ortlexikon für die Altmark , Berlin 2018, p. 1028.
8. ↑ "Striepe" = "Stripes"; see. Joachim Heinrich Campe : Dictionary of the German Language , Volume 4, Braunschweig 1810, p. 715.
9. ^ Gustav Adelbert Seyler : J. Siebmacher's large and general Wappenbuch , Volume V, 8th section. Fifteen hundred eight and twenty civil coats of arms , Bauer & Raspe, Nuremberg 1909, p. 49, Tfl. 52.
10. ↑ Peter Bahl : The court of the great elector. Studies on the higher office holdings of Brandenburg-Prussia (= publications from the archives of Prussian cultural property, supplement 8). Böhlau, Cologne, Weimar, Vienna 2001, p. 601.
11. ↑ ^{a b} Christian Schmitz: Ratsbürgerschaft und Residenz: Investigations on Berlin Council Families , 2002, p. 299 (pedigree 43: Striepe-Müller).
12. ^ Oskar Pusch : The Breslauer Rats- und Stadtgeschölker in the period from 1241 to 1741 , Volume 2, Dortmund 1987, p. 3.
13. ↑ Joy Christianity , p. 179.
14. ↑ Peter Bahl: The court of the great elector. Studies on the higher office holdings of Brandenburg-Prussia (= publications from the archives of Prussian cultural property , supplement 8). Böhlau, Cologne, Weimar, Vienna 2001, p. 602.
15. ^ Fritz Roth : Complete evaluations of funeral sermons and personal documents for genealogical and cultural-historical purposes. Volume 1, Boppard am Rhein 1959, R975.
16. ↑ Peter Bahl: The court of the great elector. Studies on the higher office holdings of Brandenburg-Prussia (= publications from the archives of Prussian cultural property , supplement 8). Böhlau, Cologne, Weimar, Vienna 2001, p. 604.
17. ^ Sebastian Friedrich Striepe - At the head of the electoral residence city of Berlin from 1486 to 1709.
18. ↑ Johann Christoph von Dreyhaupt : Pagus Neletizi et Nudzici, (...) , Beylage sub B. for the second part: Genealogical tables or gender registers (...) , Halle 1750, p. 143.
19. ^ Levin Scharden - At the head of the electoral residence city of Berlin from 1486 to 1709.
20. ^ Johann Christoph Bekmann: Historical description of the Chur and Mark Brandenburg (...) , Volume 2, Berlin 1753, Sp. 85.
21. ^ Friedrich Ludwig Joseph Fischbach : Historical political, geographic, statistical and military contributions, concerning the royal Prussian and neighboring states. Volume 2, Berlin 1783, p. 518, No. 9.
22. ↑ Peter Bahl: The court of the great elector. Studies on the higher office holdings of Brandenburg-Prussia (= publications from the archives of Prussian cultural property , supplement 8). Böhlau, Cologne, Weimar, Vienna 2001, p. 561.
23. ↑ George Adalbert von Mülverstedt (Ed.): Collection of marriage foundations and personal commemorative letters of the knightly families of the provinces of Saxony, Brandenburg, Pomerania and Prussia . Magdeburg 1863, p. 87.
24. ↑ Peter Bahl: The court of the great elector. Studies on the higher office holdings of Brandenburg-Prussia (= publications from the archives of Prussian cultural property, supplement 8). Böhlau, Cologne, Weimar, Vienna 2001, pp. 600–601.
25. ^ Hoyer Friedrich Striepe in the German biography
26. ^ Hoyer Friedrich Striepe - At the head of the electoral residence city of Berlin from 1486 to 1709.
27. ↑ Volker Mergenthaler: Schlesiens Stern in der Nacht , in: Gryphius-Handbuch , 2016, p. 437.
28. ^ German biography: Müller, Sigismund (accessed on May 24, 2020.)
29. ↑ Johann Christoph Bekmann : Historical Description of the Chur and Mark Brandenburg (...) , Volume 2, Berlin 1753, Sp. 84.
30. ↑ A 23g, No. 587 Friedrich Wilhelm and Levin Christoph von Scharden against Wilhelm Sigmund Striepe zu Vinzelberg regarding the dispute and separation of the feudal and allodial part of the island estate, 1752–1753.
31. ↑ Lieselott Enders: “The Altmark. History of a Kurmark Landscape in the Early Modern Age ”, Berlin 2016, p. 486.
32. ^ Altmark Association for Patriotic History in Salzwedel. Database of historical tombs of the Altmark. Balzer Striepe (Retrieved May 15, 2020.)
33. ^ Andreas Lindholz - at the head of the electoral residence city of Berlin from 1486 to 1709.
34. ↑ George Adalbert von Mülverstedt (Ed.): Collection of marriage foundations and personal commemorative letters of the knightly families of the provinces of Saxony, Brandenburg, Pomerania and Prussia . Magdeburg 1863, p. 86.
35. ↑ ^{a b} Annual Report of the Altmark Association for History and Industry , Volume 7, 1844, p. 56.
36. ↑ ^{a b} Ferdinand Ludwig von Bressler and Aschenburg: The Today's Christian Sovereigns of Europe , 1699, p. 1090. 1
37. ^ Austrian State Archives : Friedrich Jacob and Heinrich Carl Lautitz ennoblement files 1698.
38. ^ Lieselott Enders: The Altmark. History of a Kurmark landscape in the early modern period , Berlin 2016, p. 613.
39. ↑ Beatrix Dücker was named after her aunt Beatrix Dücker, a canoness in the Benninghausen monastery , who fell from the bridge in a carriage between Hamm and Lippstadt in 1599 and drowned, cf. Johann Diederich von Steinen : Westphälische Geschichte , Lemgo 1757, p. 1112 , or after her grandmother Beatrix Dücker, born. von Vittinghoff called Schell , cf. Anton Fahne : History of the Cologne, Jülich and Bergisch families , Cologne 1848, p. 175.
40. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h} Fritz Roth: Complete evaluations of funeral sermons and personal documents for genealogical and cultural-historical purposes. Volume 1, Boppard am Rhein 1959, R44.
41. ^ Johann Diederich von Steinen: Westphälische Geschichte , Lemgo 1757, p. 1111 f.
42. ↑ Christoph Woltereck: Chronikon der Stadt and Vestung Wolfenbüttel , p. 746 f.
43. ↑ Personal data sheet Hans Ludwig Wiesenhaver (accessed on June 5, 2020.)
44. ↑ In Hildesheim the Wiesenhavers were patricians and councilors, cf. Personal data Hans Ludwig Wiesenhaver (the elder) , accessed on June 5, 2020. In the Kingdom of Hanover they belonged to the Pretty Families , cf. Friedrich Wilhelm Boldewin Ferdinand von dem Knesebeck : Historical paperback of the nobility in the Kingdom of Hanover , Hanover 1840, p. 409.
45. ↑ Personal data sheet Beatrix Striepen (accessed on June 5, 2020.)
46. ↑ Personal data sheet Hans Ludwig Wiesenhaver (the younger) (accessed on June 5, 2020.)
47. ↑ Fatherland Archives of the Historical Association for Lower Saxony , 1821, p. 51 f.
48. ^ Johann Christoph Bekmann: Historical Description of the Chur and Mark Brandenburg (...) , Volume 2, Berlin 1753, p. 17.
49. ↑ Lieselott Enders: “The Altmark. History of a Kurmark Landscape in the Early Modern Age ”, Berlin 2016, p. 734.
50. ^ Johann Christoph Bekmann : Historical description of the Chur and Mark Brandenburg (...) , Volume 2, Berlin 1753, Col. 29.
51. ↑ Lower Saxony State Archives Wolfenbüttel: Lease of the Wickensen office to the chief magistrate Stephan Konrad Schmid
52. ^ Ernst Heinrich Kneschke : New general German Adels-Lexicon , Volume 1, Leipzig 1859, p. 243 ; Leopold von Zedlitz-Neukirch : New Prussian Adelslexicon , Volume 5, Leipzig 1839, p. 402 ; Leopold von Ledebur : Adelslexicon of the Prussian Monarchy , Volume 2, Berlin 1854, p. 385.
53. ^ Hannoversche advertisements , on February 10, 1755, advertisement
54. ↑ ^{a b c} Personal and correspondence database of the Leibniz Edition: Stoer, Gerhard (after 1735)
55. ^ Johann Heinrich Zedler : Large complete universal encyclopedia of all sciences , Volume 40, 1744, p. 289 ; The war surgeons and field doctors , Berlin 1899, p. 6.
56. ^ Paul Zimmermann :  Wagner, Rudolf Christian . In: Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie (ADB). Volume 40, Duncker & Humblot, Leipzig 1896, p. 572 f. The son of Gerhard Stoer's stepson, the court pharmacist in Hanover Heinrich Leopold Andreae (1686–1730), was Johann Gerhard Reinhard Andreae . Cf. Georg Edmund Dann :  Andreae, Johann Gerhard Reinhart. In: New German Biography (NDB). Volume 1, Duncker & Humblot, Berlin 1953, ISBN 3-428-00182-6 , p. 282 f. ( Digitized version ).)
57. ↑ Personal data sheet Luise Maria Elisabeth Striepe (accessed on May 30, 2020.)
58. ↑ Quarterly magazine for coat of arms, seal and family studies , Volume 31, 1903, p. 255.
59. ^ Anton Balthasar König : Striepe . In: Biographical lexicon of all heroes and military figures who made themselves famous in the Prussian service . tape 1 . Arnold Wever, Berlin 1788, p. 326 ( Striepe at Wikisource [PDF]).
60. ↑ Mayor Jakob Friedrich Annisius zu Salzwedel in terms of the allodification of the feudal pieces from Benkendorf and Lühe to the German digital library bought from August Balthasar Striepe .