Thomas Weinrich

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Thomas Weinrich (born April 18, 1588 in Hirschberg , Principality of Schweidnitz , † May 4, 1629 in Leipzig ) was a German Lutheran theologian.

Life

Thomas was born the son of the pastor in Hirschberg Thomas Weinrich and his wife Emerentia. At the age of five he attended the town school in his birthplace. In 1604 he became a student of the Maria Magdalenen High School in Breslau . In July 1607 he moved to the University of Leipzig , where he was accepted into the household of his uncle Georg Weinrich . The latter employed him as a private tutor to his son Gottfried Weinrich and gave him a position in the choir of the Nikolaikirche and a scholarship from the theological faculty. At the philosophical faculty Weinrich acquired the Baccalaureat in March 1608 and on January 31, 1611 the academic degree of Magister of Philosophy.

He then continued his theological studies. In addition, he became a teacher at the Nikolaischule in Leipzig in June 1611 . In May 1612 he took over a pastorate in Meuselwitz near Altenburg. In 1614 he moved to the Nikolaikirche in Leipzig as a subdeacon, where he rose to a deacon (Vespers preacher) in 1619 and became archdeacon there in 1621. On February 14, 1617 he was appointed as a collegiate of the women's college, where he was also prepositus in 1620. In order to meet the requirements of a theologian, he graduated from the Leipzig Alma Mater on June 17, 1613 with a baccalaureate in theology, acquired a licentiate on February 5, 1624 and a doctorate in theology on March 9, 1629. After Vincentius Schmuck's death , he was appointed professor of theology at the Leipzig University in 1628. However, he did not have a lasting effect in the latter activity, as he fell ill and died. He died in 1629 and a tombstone was erected for him in Leipzig

family

Weinrich married Anna Suarinus on January 19, 1613 in Altenburg, the daughter of the general superintendent in Altenburg Abraham Suarinus . The marriage resulted in four sons and three daughters, of whom three sons and three daughters survived the father. From the children we know:

  1. To. Sabina Elisabeth Weinrich ⚭ 1641 with the doctor and physicist Johannes Ittig
  2. To. Anna Cecilie Weinrich (* January 12, ~ January 14, 1614 in Altenburg; † May 24 □ May 26, 1638 in Meuselwitz) ⚭ March 5, 1633 with the pastor Michael Wolfrum
  3. So. Polycarp Weinrich (* 1620 in Leipzig; † August 1, 1624 ibid.)

Fonts (selection)

  • Christian corpse sermon / on the general mortality of men / on the proverb Hebr. 9. c. The people are set to die once / and then the judgment: At the ... funeral start / Des ... Jacob Wolffens / Weyland Kirchvaters and Richter zu Meuselwitz / Which the 9th day of the month of September of the 1613th year ... passed away / and following XV. Sunday after Trinity in the days of Vosper ... to the church there / I was done and buried myself / kept in the churches of Meuselwitz. Johann Meuschke, Altenburg, 1613
  • Corona Diaconissarum Christian wedding sermon From the wedding honorary crown / all and every deacon and episcopal servant women / with waterley glorious / beautiful gems and precious stones / the same must be adorned and adorned ...: Bey Christian copulation and trawung / Des ... Zachariae Halecii, Zittaviensis Silesii, Diaconi of the Christian Community in Lucca With the ... Jungfrawen Maria ..., des Weyland ... Jacob Wolffens / church father and judge in Meuselwitz / blessed / left daughter / etc. Wednesday after Sexagesima, was the 2nd day of the month Martii / Anno 1614. held in the Meuselwitz church .... Thomas Schürer / Lorenz Kober, Leipzig, 1614, ( digitized )
  • Christian funeral sermon / Of Abraham's age / Death and burial / Genes. 25. c. Bey funeral of ... Johan Börners / old citizen and bookkeeper in Leipzig /: Who fell asleep in God on July 24th, anno 1616. / and was buried on earth in a Christian way on the 26th. Johann Börner the Elder J., Leipzig, 1616
  • Controversia De Spiritu Sancto, Contra Photinianos: In qua aeterna ipsius Deitas, nec non personalis existentia, non tantum solidis fundamentis astruitur: sed etiam a cavillationibus adversariorum vindicatur. Resp. Josua Stegmann . Thomas Schürer (heirs) / Valentin am Ende (heirs), Leipzig, 1616 ( digitized version )
  • Christian funeral sermon: At the funeral of ... Catharinae, Des ... Tobiae Frischmans / citizen and merchant in Leipzig / beloved Haußfrawen / Which the 24th July Anno 1617. in Christ gently and blissfully different / and the 27th afterwards Christian wise Earth has been buried. Friedrich Lanckisch, Leipzig, 1617, ( digitized version )
  • Christian funeral sermon / From the angelic decoration of honor of the chosen children of God in the future eternal life / [et] c. About the saying Matth. 22. In the rising they will be like the angels / etc.: At the funeral of the merciful and Wolg-esteem Mr. / Ludovici Flaschner / citizen and trader in Leiptzig. Which September 26th Anno 1617. fell asleep in God / and was buried on the 29th of the same on the day of the great Ertz Angel Michaelis / Christian wise on earth. Friedrich Lanckisch, Leipzig, 1617, ( digitized version )
  • De Papa Romano, Quaestio Iubilaea, An sacer seine homo sit Antichristus? Present tense: Vincentius jewelry. Andreas Oswald, Leipzig, 1617, ( digitized version )
  • Exetaseēos Theologicae Disputatio I. opposita Abominationi Pontificiae in Articulo De Sacra Scriptura. Resp. Balthasar Hilscher . Friedrich Lanckisch, Leipzig, 1618 ( digitized version ),
  • Funeral sermon / About the saying Mosis / from the 90th psalm / Our life would be seventy years / [et] c. : At the Christian funeral of ... Sebastian Gerstenberger / Old Citizen in Leipzig / Who fell asleep on May 21st in the 81st year of his age gently and blissfully in the Lord / and on the 23rd (was the holy Pentecostal) Christian to Earth has been buried. Valentin am Ende (Erben, Leipzig, 1618, digitized version )
  • De Apostasia Romano-Papisticae Ecclesiae Disputatio I. Pres .: Heinrich Höpfner . Lorenz Kober, Leipzig, 1618, ( digitized ) Disp. per loco (habil).
  • Exetaseōs Theologicae Disputatio II. Opposita Abominationi Pontificiae in Articulo De Ecclesia. Resp. Caspar Lunitius . Friedrich Lanckisch, Leipzig, 1619, ( digitized version )
  • Exetaseōs Theologicae Disputatio III. opposita Abominationi Pontificiae, in Articulo De Ecclesia. Resp. Andreas More . Friedrich Lanckisch, Leipzig, 1619, ( digitized version )
  • Exetaseōs Theologicae Disputatio IV. Opposita Abominationi Pontificiae, in loco De Anti-Christo. Resp. Gallus Schacher . Friedrich Lanckisch, Leipzig, 1619, ( digitized version )
  • Exetaseōs Theologicae Disputatio VI. opposita Abominationi Pontificiae, in Loco, De Bonis Operibus. Resp. Zacharias Queisser . Friedrich Lanckisch, Leipzig, 1619 ( digitized version )
  • Thronus Christi Regalis. Simple explanation of the CX. Psalms of the Royal Prophet David: Therein the great mighty / Majestic Person / High Consoling Ampt and glorious Wolthaten of the Lord Messiae are dealt with. Eight sermons in Leipzig held in S. Niclaß churches in 1614. Thomas Schürer (heirs), Leipzig, 1620 ( digitized version )
  • Christiana Kairoduleia. Thomas Schürer (heirs), Leipzig, 1621 ( digitized version )
  • Christian corpse Sermon From the words of the 25th Psalm: My eyes always look to the Lord / [et] c. : Bey the honest welcome / of ... Mr. Johann Weinmans / citizen and trader in Leipzig. Who fell asleep on April 9th ​​of the 1622nd year / and afterwards the 12th of the same / was buried in a Christian way on earth. Georg Liger, Leipzig, 1622
  • Aureolum Sacrum quo comprehenduntur Christianae Precationes, Et Colicte per integrum annum omnibus & singulis diebus septimanae recitandae, unà cum Cisio Jano & Calendario perpetuo .... Gros / Liger, Leipzig, 1622
  • Christian funeral sermon ... Bey the ... Leichenbegaengnues / of ... Mr. Henning Grosen des Juengern / ... Book dealer in Leipzig / ... Which on ... April 23, ... 1622nd year ... been buried. Justus Janson, Leipzig, 1622,
  • Examen sententiae Synodi Dordrechtanae De absoluto Praedestinationis Ac Reprobationis decreto Certis thesibus: Iussu Reverendi & Amplissimi Collegii Theologici in celeberrima Academia Lipsiensi comprehensum Ut de iis, divina favente & aspirante gratia, ... pro Licentia, quam vocantulum, consequent Doctoris, in studio Theologico, publice disputetur Ad diem 4th & 5th February Anno 1624. Leipzig, 1624
  • Examen sententiae Synodi Dordrechtanae De absoluto Praedestinationis Ac Reprobationis decreto Certis thesibus: Iussu Reverendi & Amplissimi Collegii Theologici in celeberrima Academia Lipsiensi comprehensum Ut de iis, divina favente & aspirante gratia, ... pro Licentia, quam vocantulum, consequent Doctoris, in studio Theologico, publice disputetur Ad diem 4th & 5th February Anno 1624. Leipzig, 1624,
  • Christian funeral sermon on the saying I. Johan. I. The blood of Jesus Christ the Son of God / makes us clean from all sins: Bey Sepultur and burial of ... Jobst Heinrich Gwandschneider von Nürmberg / salesman. Which in Leipzig on July 21st, 1624th ... different / and the 23rd afterwards ... was buried. Georg Ritzsch, Leipzig, 1625 ([ https://archive.thulb.uni-jena.de/collections/receive/HisBest_cbu_00028463?&derivate=HisBest_derivate_00013042 digitized])
  • Christian funeral sermon from the XIII. Psalm / Lord how long will you forget mine / [et] c. At the funeral of ... Maria, Des ... Melchior Hertzens von Nürnbergk / citizen and trader of Leipzig / beloved Haußfrawen. : Which on the 15th June, or at that time the Wednesday after Trinity, of this 1625th year / died in Christ / and the 17th afterwards were buried on earth in a Christian way. Georg Liger, Leipzig, 1625
  • Christian funeral sermon / Of the lamentation of afflicted Zion / of the Christian churches about their wretched condition / and of the consolation / so that God himself may moderate and mitigate such lamentations and complaints: From the proverb Esaiae 49th Capit. Zion speaks / the Lord has left me / [et] c. At the funeral of The Mercy and Tugentsamen Frawen Maria / Des Ehrnvesten and Wolgeachten Mr. Christoph Schilerts / Citizen in Leipzig Married Haußfrawen / Who fell asleep on June 27, of the due 1626 year / after noon at 1 o'clock / gently and blissfully in the Lord / and then on the 29th of the day, on the day of the two apostles Peter and Paul, they were honestly buried on earth. Gregor Ritzsch, Leipzig, 1626, ( digitized version )
  • Christian corpse sermon / About the saying Sap. 3. The righteous souls are in God's hand / [et] c. : At the funeral of the merciful and artistic master Andreae Munster / citizen and barber of Leipzig. Who fell asleep gently and blissfully on February 12th of the 1627th year / and was buried on earth in a Christian way on the 14th. Gregor Ritzsch, Leipzig, 1627, ( digitized version )
  • Christian funeral sermon on the saying S. Pauli Rome. 8. cap. If we are children / then we are also heirs / namely God's heirs / and co-heirs with Christ / if we suffer differently / [et] c. : Beym Welcome to the mercy and took Gregor Clausens / citizen and innkeeper of Leipzig. Which fell asleep gently and blissfully on the 12th of September, the 1627th year now running, and on the 14th of that year it was honestly buried on earth. Gregor Ritzsch, Leipzig, 1627, ( digitized version )
  • Christian corpse sermon / About the saying S. Pauli Philip. I. cap. I want to leave / [et] c. At the funeral of ... Caspari Schacher / SS. Theol. Candidati, and Saturday Preachers to S. Niclas. : Who fell asleep gently and blissfully in the Lord on the 13th of July / and was buried on earth in a Christian way on the 16th. Gregor Ritzsch, Leipzig, 1628, ( digitized version )
  • Votum Annuum In Honorem Natalitium Illustrißimi ... Domini Dn. Johannis Philippi, Ducis Saxoniae, Iuliae, Cliviae & Montium, Landgravii Thuringiae, Marchionis Misniae, Comitis in Marca & Ravensburg, Dynastae in Ravenstein, Prinicpis ac Domini sui clementissimi, Cùm XXV. Ianuarii Anno MDCXXIIX. Annum Aetatis suae XXXII. feliciter auspicaretur / Faustae & submissae gratulationis, ac debitae fidelitatis contestandae studio humilime oblatum. Gregor Ritzsch, Leipzig, 1628, ( digitized version )

literature

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Thomas Weinrich (* December 21, 1559 in Hirschberg; † July 27, 1606 ibid.); see. Fritz Roth : Complete evaluations of funeral sermons and personal documents for genealogical and cultural-historical purposes. Self-published, Boppard am Rhein, 1962/64, Volume 3, R. 2088
  2. ↑ Emerentia Grasel (* Dresden; † February 18, 1607 in Hirschberg), she was the daughter of the mint master in Dresden Valentin Grasel (* Schneeberg), cf. also: Fritz Roth: Complete evaluations of funeral sermons and personal documents for genealogical and cultural-historical purposes. Self-published, Boppard am Rhein, 1980, volume 10, p. 55, R 9076
  3. ↑ cf. also Georg Erler: The younger matriculation of the University of Leipzig. 1559-1809. Giesecke & Devrient, Leipzig, 1909, Volume 1, p. 498.
  4. ↑ Salomon Stepner: Inscriptiones Lipsienses. Nikolai Scipium, Leipzig, 1686, p. 239, No. 1140, (digitized version )
  5. ↑ see also: Carmina Gratulatoria, Dicata Nuptiis auspicatissimis Reverendi ... Thomae Weinrichii, SS. Th. Candidati, Ecclesiae Meuselwizensis Pastoris fidelissimi, Et ... Annae, ... Abrahami Suarini SS. Th. Doct. ... Filiae dilectissimae: Altenburgi Ad diem 19. Ianuarii, Anno Christi M DC XVIII. celebrandis. Altenburg, 1613, ( digitized ) or Theo eu gamento kai eutuchonto eu miai gamikai. In honorificam nuptiarum festivitatem, ... Thomas Weinrichii, Hirschbergensis Silesii, SS. Theologiae Candidati, ... Sponsi. Et ... Annae, ... Abrahami Suarini, SS. Theol. Doctoris, Ecclesiarum Altenburg. Pastoris ... filiae, Sponsae. : Unitata Christianis solennitate Altenburgi nuptias celebrantium, The 19th M. Ianuarii, Anni ... M. DC. XIII. : Boni ominis & faustae gratulationis ergo, a Fautoribus, Cognatis, conterraneis, & amicis conscriptae. Altenburg, 1613, ( digitized version )
  6. ↑ Abraham Suarinus (born November 15, 1563 in Schkeuditz; † November 11, 1615 in Altenburg) Va. Johann Suarinus, Rev. Schkeuditz, summer semester 1571 Uni. Leipzig (dep.), 1576 Stiftschule Merseburg, winter semester 1580 Stud. Uni. Leipzig, winter semester 1581 Bacc. phil. ibid., winter semester 1583 Mag. phil. ibid. (Matr. Uni. Leipzig, jR I., 457), then educational trip to Rostock, Lüneburg, Hamburg, Lübeck and Wismar, 1585 Assessor phil. Fac. Uni. Leipzig, 1586 Rev. Schkeuditz, 1600 Opfr. u. Sup.Delitzsch, May 1, 1610 Uni. Wittenberg (Matr. Uni. Wittenberg IV 95, 120), July 26, 1610 Lic. Theol. ibid., November 6, 1610 Dr. theol. ibid. (Matr. Uni. Wittenberg IV 112, 2), December 25, 1610 General Superintendent Altenburg, 1612 Assessor d. ecclesiastical consistory ibid., Sun. Anselm Suarinus (* Schkeuditz) November 8, 1610 Uni. Wittenberg (dep.), So. Abraham Suarinus (* Schkeuditz) November 8, 1610 Uni. Wittenberg (dep.) (Matr. Uni. Wittenberg IV 106, 605). So. Samuel Suarinus, To. Martha Suarinus ⚭ May 4, 1619 in Altenburg with the pastor in Meuselwitz Mag. Phil. Philipp Wernick; see. lu:  Suarius, Abraham . In: Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie (ADB). Volume 37, Duncker & Humblot, Leipzig 1894, p. 102 f .; Suarinus (Abraham). In: Johann Heinrich Zedler : Large complete universal lexicon of all sciences and arts . Volume 40, Leipzig 1744, column 1513 .; Pastors' book of Thuringia. Volume 6, p. 483; Joseph Clauder: Oratio Parentalis De Vita, Studiis Ac Beatissimo Obitu, Rverendi, Clarissimi & Excellentissimi Viri, Dn. Abrahami Suarini, SS. Theologiae Doctoris, Ecclesiae Altenburgensis Pastoris & totius Illustris Ducatus Superattendentis Generalis, nec non Consistorij. ibendem Assessoris dignissimi. Leipzig, 1616, (digitized version)
  7. ^ Johann Mylius: A Christian corpse sermon. From Christian Men AugenLust, From the saying Ezekiel; cap. 24. V. 15. usq [ue] ad 19. Otto Michael, Altenburg, 1639 (digitized) ; Pastors' book of Thuringia. 6, 512;
  8. ↑ Michael Wolfrum (also Wolffrum; * 14.02.1606 in Zwickau; † 01.05.1658 in Monstab), Va. Veit Wolfrum , Sup.Zwickau, Som.-Sem 1617 Uni. Leipzig (dep.), March 15, 1624 Student ibid., June 12, 1624 Bacc. phil. ibid., 01/26/1626 Mag. phil. ibid., winter sem. 1630 Uni. Jena, December 20, 1632 ord. Altenburg, 1632 deacon in Ronneburg; 29.09.1633 Rev. Meuselwitz, 02.06.1639 Prf. U. Adj. Monstab, ⚭ II. 07/23/1639 in Altenburg with Anna Justina Springsfeld (~ 09/14/1613 in Altenburg; † 08/08/1646 in Monstab), To. d. kurf. Saxon captain Johann Georg Springsfeld († November 6th, 1620 in Altenburg) and d. Maria Schneidewein (⚭ August 31, 1600 in Weimar, * September 30, 1583 in Weimar; † August 3, □ August 5, 1633 in Altenburg), ⚭ III. 07/06/1648 with Christina Neunöbel, To. d. Rev. Altmörbitz Johann Neunöbel († 1632), widow d. Rev. Gnadenstein Christian Rögner, cf. Pastors' book of Thuringia. 6, 512
  9. ↑ Salomon Stepner: Inscriptiones Lipsienses. Nikolai Scipium, Leipzig, 1686, p. 204, No. 997 (digitized version )
  10. ↑ Jacob Wolff (also: Wolf; * July 25, 1564 in Meuselwitz; † September 9, 1613 ibid.), Judge and church father in Meuselwitz, see also the catalog of the Princely Stolb. Lp. Degner, Leipzig, 1932, Vol. 4, p. 737, (23248); GND: 130601594
  11. ↑ Zacharias Halecius (also: Hering; * Zittau, † October 15 (Pest), □ 18 October 1637 in Lucka), June 10, 1613 ordained in Altenburg, September 1613 Deacon Lucka, ⚭ March 2, 1614 in Meuselwitz with Maria Wolf, To. d. Richter and church father Jacob Wolff (see above), To. Barbara Halecius (~ April 2, 1615 in Lucka; □ May 11, 1616 ibid.), To. Anna Maria Halecius (~ December 1, 1616 in Lucka), So. Fredericus Halecius (~ January 4, 1619 in Lucka; □ February 21, 1619 ibid.), Zacharias Halecius (~ December 30, 1619 in Lucka; □ 13 March 1620 ibid.), To. Dorothea Halecius (~ February 18, 1621 in Lucka; □ October 1, 1637 ibid. (Pest)), To. Blandina Halecius (~ November 10, 1623 in Lucka), So. Zacharias Halecius (~ May 26, 1627 in Lucka; □ March 19, 1620 ibid.), To. Dorothea Halecius (~ February 18, 1621 in Lucka; □ October 1, 1637 ibid. (Pest)), To. Blandina Halecius (~ November 10, 1623 in Lucka), So. Zacharias Halecius (~ May 26, 1627 in Lucka); So. Johannes Halecius (~ March 1, 1629 in Lucka; □ August 23, 1639 ibid.), So. Benjamin Halecius (~ February 21, 1631 in Lucka; □ September 10, 1637 ibid. (Pest)), So. Jacob Halecius (~ May 12, 1633 in Lucka), To. Rahel Halecius (~ August 12, 1637 in Lucka, □ November 8, 1637 ibid.); see. Pfb. Thuringia. Vol. 6, p. 689; GND: 12868013X & GND: 128680164
  12. ↑ Johann Börner (* 1539 in Keßlar / Thuringia; † July 24, 1616 in Leipzig) 1570 citizens of Leipzig, book publisher in Leipzig, ⚭ 1569 with Anna Spreer (* 1537 in Penig; † October 10 □ October 12, 1608 in Leipzig) , To. d. Liborius Speer ud Catharina NN Lit .: Catalog prince. Stolb. LP. 1, Roth. Lp. R 6552, GND: 121591972
  13. ↑ Catharina Heintze (* April 17, 1590 in Leipzig, † July 24, □ July 27, 1617 ibid.), Va. Paul Heintze, citizen and butcher, Mu. Anna Ulmann, ⚭ 1610 with the citizen and merchant in Leipzig Tobias Frischmann
  14. ↑ Ludwig Flaschner (* May 8, 1586 in Amberg / Pfalz † September 26, □ September 29, 1617 in Leipzig), Va. Johann Flaschner, councilor in Amberg, Mu. NN Zeidler († 1604 in Amberg), 1601 Nuremberg school , Merchant training in Leipzig with Georg Planck (8th year), stay in Hamburg (3rd year), citizen and businessman in Leipzig, ⚭ 1613 in Leipzig with Christina Grabner, To. of the businessman Andreas Grabner († 1615 in Leipzig, 2nd Sö. & 1st To.
  15. ↑ Balthasar Hilscher (* April 1, 1595 in Hirschberg; † September 13 □ September 15, 1630 in Leipzig) Va. Johann Hilscher, citizen and merchant in Hirschberg, Mu. Maria Schwabsdorf (* Erfurt), To. d. Surgeons Balthasar Schwabsdorf, 1600 Hirschberg School, winter semester 1610 Uni. Leipzig (dep.), May 8, 1611 Maria Magdalenegym. Wroclaw, October 19, 1613 Uni. Wittenberg, April 8, 1617 Mag. Phil. ibid., January 14, 1618 Uni. Leipzig, July 3, 1618 pro-loco (Habil.) Ibid., September 7, 1618 Assessor phil. Fac. Ibid., Dek. Phil Fac. Ibid., August 31, 1620 Bacc. theological university Leipzig, February 11, 1625 Collegiate at the Women's College, October 7, 1628 ord. in Leipzig, 1628 Sub.-Diak. St. Nicolai Leipzig, 1629 Diak. (Vespers preacher) St. Nicolai Leipzig, ⚭ May 30, 1625 in Leipzig Christine Heiligmeier, To. d. Bacc. theol., Ass. phil. Fac. Uni. Leipzig u. Rector of the Nicolaischule Leipzig Christoph Heiligmeier (3rd son and 1st to.), You ⚭ II. 1640 with Opfr. and Sup.Leisnig Paul Höpner (* August 22, 1613 in Leipzig; † October 31, 1657 in Leisnig), Sun. Johann Christoph Hilscher (* July 6, ~ July 8, 1627 in Leipzig; † July 6, □ 7 July 1677 in Colditz) 1629 Uni. Leipzig (dep.), 1635 Nikolaischule Leipzig, 1640 Leisnig School, April 20, 1648 Uni. Wittenberg, Summer-Sem. 1649 Stud. Uni. Leipzig, July 13, 1650 Bacc. phil. ibid., January 29, 1651 Mag. phil. ibid., 1661 Diak. Colditz, ⚭ I. April 15, 1662 Johanna Findekeller († July 28, 1663 in Colditz), To. of the merchant in Dresden Hieronymus Findekeller, ⚭ II. September 19, 1664 with Maria Catharina Wille, To. d. Diak. Colditz et al. sp. Sup.Johann Kaspar Wille, So. Christian Hilscher (* April 6, 1630 in Leipzig; † October 28, 1694 in Waldheim), Summer-Sem. 1630 Uni. Leipzig (dep.), 1640 Leisnig School, April 20, 1648 Uni. Wittenberg, Summer-Sem. 1649 Stud. Ibid., July 13th 1650 Bacc. phil. ibid., January 29, 1651 Mag.phil. ibid., Rev. Waldheim, So. Balthasar Hilscher Wint.-Sem. 1626 Uni. Leipzig (dep.); († young), To. Anna Maria Hilscher (* September 20, 1628 in Leipzig; † May 15, 1703 in Markkleeberg, □ May 21, 1703 in Liebertwolckwitz) ⚭ May 15, 1648 in Leißnig with the Rev. Liebertwolckwitz and Groß-Pößna M. David Seyffart cf. Johann Höpner: Funeral Sermon on the little consolation from the Epistle to the Rom. 14. Our nobody lives for himself .... Gregor Ritzsch, Leipzig, 1631 ( digitized ; catalog Stolb. Lp .; Johann Georg Dietzsch: pious teachers and also of all righteous Christians constant faith and stay with the Sepultur of Hn. Joh. Chrph. Hilschers ... Chemnitz, 1677 ( digitized ); Christian Weiß: The benefit of the believers from the sitting of Jesus on the right hand of the father. Johann Christoph Brandenburger, Leipzig, 1704, digitized ); Hilscher, Balthasar in the parish book of Saxony; Dietmann 2, 180, ( digitized version );
  16. ↑ Sebastian Gerstenberger (* 1537 in Eisleben; † May 21, □ May 23, 1618 in Leipzig) Va. Jacob Gerstenberger († 1556 in Eisleben), citizen and councilor Eisleben, Mu. Gertraut Teithorn († 1562), Eisleben school, 1556 apprenticeship as a candelabrum maker, 1566 citizen in Leipzig, innkeeper zur Glocke in Leipzig, ⚭ Martha Emmerling (* 1538 in Leipzig, □ 29 November 1611 in Leipzig) widow of the jug maker Hans von Erfurt (⚭ 1556, † 1564 in Leipzig) To. of the citizen u. Plattners in Leipzig Jacob Emmerling ud Anna NN (3rd son & 6th daughter, 1st To survived father) To. NN Gerstenberger ⚭ with the Leipzig citizen and businessman Valentin Einsinger
  17. ↑ Kaspar Lunitz (* Kötschau), Va. Gregor Lunitz († December 26, 1619 in Kötschau), Rev. Kötschau, Som.-Sem. 1604 Uni. Leipzig (dep.), June 27, 1612 Bacc. phil. ibid., January 24, 1614 Mag.phil ibid., cf. Matr. Uni. Leipzig jR I, 275;
  18. ↑ Andreas Mohr (* 1596 in Oelsnitz / Vogtland; † January 21, 1648 in Markneukirchen) Som.-Sem. 1612 Uni. Leipzig, March 9, 1616 Bacc. phil. ibid., January 30, 1617 Mag.phil. ibid., July 14, 1624 ord. Leipzig 1624 Rev. Markneukirchen, cf. Matr. Uni. Leipzig jR I. 297; Mohr, Andreas in the parish book of Saxony
  19. ^ Gallus Schacher (born October 15, 1597 in Leipzig; † July 18, 1629 in Düben) Va. Hartmann Schacher (* September 7, 1553 in Kronberg; † August 4, 1616 in Leipzig), musician Magdalena Steinmetz (* 28. July 1563 in Leipzig; † July 18, 1615 ibid.), Summer-Sem. 1600 Uni. Leipzig (dep.), Nikolaischule Leipzig, 1615 Student Uni. Leipzig, September 30, 1615 Bacc. phil. ibid., January 29, 1618 Mag. phil ibid., Uni. Giessen, teacher Nicolaischule Leipzig, 23 Sept. 1624 Bacc. theol. University. Leipzig, December 13, 1626 ord. Leipzig, 1626 Rev. Düben, ⚭ May 21, 1627 in Leipzig with Sabina Rothaupt, To. of the manor owner in hand, Hieronymus Rothaupt, To. Magdalena Schacher (~ February 29, 1628 in Düben), So. Hartmann Schacher (~ January 7, 1629 in Düben), To. Maria Schacher (~ January 16, 1630 in Düben) cf. Matr. Uni. Leipzig jR I, 388, Pastor's Book of the Church Province of Saxony. Vol. 7, p. 368.
  20. ↑ Zacharias Queißer (also: Queiser, Queissen; * Bunzlau / Schlesien) Wint.-Sem. 1603 Uni. Frankfurt / Oder, Summer-Sem. 1614 Uni. Leipzig cf. Matr. Uni. Leipzig jR I, 349; Matr. Uni. Frankf./Or 478, 35;
  21. ↑ Christian Weinmann (* July 25, 1590 in Lüneburg; † August 17 □ August 19, 1623 in Leipzig) Va. Hans Weinmann (* 1557 in Staffelstein, † April 9, 1622 in Leipzig) cloth merchant Leipzig,, Mu. Elisabeth Biber, To. of the citizen and goldsmith in Leipzig Christian Biber, trained as a merchant in Stade, then cloth merchant Leipzig, ⚭ February 6, 1615 Maria Beer, To. d. Leipzig citizen and furrier Hans Beer (1st Sun and 4th daughter) cf. Roth: Lp. R 2086
  22. ↑ Henning Große d. J. (* March 7, 1582 in Leipzig; † April 23, 1622 ibid.) Bookseller Leipzig, cf. also: Adelbert Brauer:  Grosse, Henning. In: New German Biography (NDB). Volume 7, Duncker & Humblot, Berlin 1966, ISBN 3-428-00188-5 , p. 147 f. ( Digitized version ).
  23. ^ Jobst Heinrich (* February 11, 1602 in Nuremberg; † July 21 □ July 23, 1624 in Leipzig) Va. Heinrich Heinrich, garment tailor Nuremberg, Mu. Gertraud Pregel, To. d. Dr. jur. Thomas Pregel, aged 14, trained as a clothing tailor in Leipzig, Breslau and Neisse, then with Thomas Lebzelter in Leipzig, then again in Nuremberg, then again 5 years with Leonhard Schwendorffer in Leipzig
  24. ↑ Maria Hertz (* 1583; † June 15 □ June 17, 1625 in Leipzig)
  25. ↑ Maria Schönborn (* December 18, 1607 in Pirna; † June 27, □ June 29, 1626 in Leipzig), Va. Valentin Schönborn († 1625 in Pirna), Bürgermstr. Pirna, Mu. Maria Plinhe, To. d. Burgermstr. in Pirna Martin Plinhe and Magdalena Funcke, To. d. Burgermstr. in Pirna Joachim Funcke, ⚭ January 26, 1624 in Leipzig with the citizen of Leipzig Christoph Schilert, To. NN Schilert (born June 14, 1626 in Leipzig)
  26. ↑ Andreas Münster (born September 18, 1591 in Blido / Pomerania; † February 12, □ February 14, 1627 in Leipzig) Va. Christian Münster, citizen and barber in Blido, Mu. Engel NN, aged 18 barber trade in Denmark , Lübeck, Elbingen, Dantzig, Königsberg / Prussia and Prague learned, 1615 citizen and barber in Leipzig ⚭ November 4, 1619 in Leipzig with Margaretha NN, d. Widow of Christian Reiche (2nd son and 3rd daughter; 1st Sun and 1st or surviving father)
  27. ↑ Gregor Clauß (born January 26, 1579 in Königshain; † September 12, □ September 14, 1627 in Leipzig) Va. Andreas Clauß (* Königshain near Schönburg), Mu. Hedwig Müller, (* Königshain), To. d. Matthes Müller, aged 17 in Leipzig, waiter with Eusebius Schreiner in the Golden Sun Leipzig, 1600 dinner with Mayor Schönherr in Leipzig, 1606 citizen and innkeeper Burgkeller Leipzig, ⚭ 4th September 1610 in Leipzig Rebecca Güntze, To. d. Citizen and beer guide Leipzig Hans Güntze (2nd son and 5th daughter, of which 2nd son and 2nd daughter survived father)
  28. ↑ Kaspar Schacher (born September 19, 1600 in Leipzig; † July 13, □ July 16, 1628 in Leipzig) Va. Hartmann Schacher, businessman Leipzig (see above), Mu. Magdalena Steinmetz, To. of Mauritz Steinmetz Prof. med. and Math. Uni. Leipzig, Summer-Sem. 1602 Uni. Leipzig (dep.), 1607. St. Nicholas School Leipzig Wint.-Sem. 1618 Stud. Ibid., March 6, 1619 Bacc. phil. ibid., January 30, 1622 Mag.phil. ibid. 1622 Saturday preacher St. Nicolai in Leipzig, Matr. Uni. Leipzig jR, I, 388
personal data
SURNAME Weinrich, Thomas
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German Lutheran theologian
DATE OF BIRTH April 18, 1588
PLACE OF BIRTH Hirschberg , Principality of Schweidnitz
DATE OF DEATH May 4, 1629
Place of death Leipzig