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Schriften des Vereins für SachseMeickgische Ceschichte u. MMK. 54. Heft. Inhalt: Stiftungen und Vermächtnisse der Diözese Hildburg- hausen (I). Von Superintendent KR. vr. ^. Luiua«. Hildbmghausen. F. W. Gadow Sohn, Herzogliche Hofbuchdnickerei. l 90«.

Title Schriften des Vereins für Sachsen Meiningische Geschichte und Landeskunde., 54.Heft (1906). Published Hildburghausen :Kesselring,-1924. Title Schriften des Vereins für Sachsen Meiningische Geschichte und Landeskunde., 54.Heft (1906). Published Hildburghausen :Kesselring,-1924.

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Writings of the association for SachseMeickgische Ceschichte u. MMK. 54th issue. Content: Foundations and legacies of the Diocese of Hildburghausen (I). From Superintendent KR. vr. ^. Luiua ". Hildbmghausen. F. W. Gadow son, Ducal Court book thinning. l 90 «.

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Dr. Vou ^. Luiua », I. The city. Johann Werner Krauss, the former Superintendent of Eisfeld and immortal, because fundamental chronicler of our country, wrote in 1752 in his "Beyträge to explain the Hochfürstl. Saxony-Hildburg- Church, School, and Land History "II, 338:" This fame has to be left to the city of Hildburghausen and its inhabitants, who have been very generous with regard to mild matters. " Just as, in 1560, the famous Rector of the Klosterschule Jlefeld, Michael Neander, thanked the council here for the many stiveuäia and deuecécia that it manages to maintain in its eating and to restore it to the broken. In fact, only a few cities of Thuringia of the same or similar size are found with the same or nearly as many foundations and legacies. Nevertheless, apart from what Krauss brought to 1752, there was no such thing as a work encompassing the entire foundation of the town and country of the diocese of Hildburghausen from the earliest times to the present day. And yet the cultural-historical interest, as well as the great practical significance of such writing, especially as regards the scholarship system, should have long since led to it. Thus, on the occasion of the revision of my chronicle of 1886, as well as the final processing of my chronicle of the Diocese and the former Duchy of Hildburghausen, I then searched all the relevant records of the local Council of Archives, organized by the city secretary M. Peter, as well as the other archives of the diocese Writing, the benefactors in honorable memory, the co-and posterity but as a spur to noble

deed according to Galatians 6,9, written. The general classification is: I. foundations for the city;

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- 66 - in Romania, 1870 in Schmolsin in Pomerania, scholarship holder 1849-51, married Bertha Tamm (K .: "- Clemens born 5.10.1857 in Galatz, scholarship holder 1876, F. Friedrich Andreas Johannes born 2.11.1866 in Maßnitz near Zeitz, 1890 pc. In Berlin). S. Theodor Christian N. born 12 Apr 1828, Geometer. e. Emilie Neumeister born 2 Mar 1830 in Öttingshausen, died 14 Jun 1903 in Themar, married 1. Lawyer Richard Kost here; married 2. Armin Ludwig born May 27, 1814 in Wasungen, died May 7, 1882, district court director in Meiningen; P Jan Carl Ludwig born 18 Jan 1864 in Heldburg, scholarship holder 1883, magistrate in Themar, married Helene Beyer born 2.12.1868 in Sonneberg (K .: Vera born 22. 22. 1896, Werner born 6.12.1897, both in Sonneberg); 2. Eleanor (Elly) born 10. 10. 1865, married 1889 go Finance Council Georg Trautvetter in Coburg, former Mayor of Arnstadt, District administrator in Gehren and mortgage bank director in Sondershausen (K .: Viktoria born 1890 in Arnstadt, Erna born 2 Aug 1894 in Gehren), k. Julie Neumeister, married Knauer, a teacher in Heldritt Feb Johann Caspar Neumeister born 11 Apr 1748, s 1797, 1770 Hof- and Landschieferdecker here, married Anna Catharina, daughter of the gunsmith Georg Seber in Suhl. Whose S. Theodore Gottlieb Christian Neumeister born 28 Mar 1776 Pastor In Brno and Lindenau, married Friedericke Sittig; whose S. Hermann Georg 1842 st. td., scholarship holder. VI. Matthäus Ebenretter, Pastor In Jüterbock (not Judenbach) and Füllenborn, s childless (ek. M? 30). VII. Simon Ebenretter, Rector in Windsheim, tuuator stip. mm. to 200 Franconian guilders a. 1583, sep Jan 11. 1583, married Kunigunde, childless. His mother, Margaretha Möring, 3rd wife, and widower Johann Ebenried, had to because she was guilty of her son, because of the payment for the purpose of the small Ebenretter Scholarship in 1584 to compare before local council. 100 florins were then at the council and had the mayor of official channels on Easter with 5 florins to interest and 100 florins in private on house and field pawn. Guardian of Simon Ebenretter, the youngest brother of the testator Johann Ebenretter, 1550 New Year Heubner, 1539 creator to Birkenseld and furrier and innkeeper Hans Vehnn. Klippersches scholarship. History. The 15 February 1606 by shoemaker Michael Klipper with 500 Franconian guilders The scholarship was initially earmarked for his sons and sisters, the oldest to carry academic studies for three years. Was not a friend of the clipper because of the payment for the purpose of the small Ebenretter Scholarship in 1584 before local council. 100 florins were then at the council and had the mayor of official channels on Easter with 5 florins to interest and 100 florins in private on house and field pawn. Guardian of Simon Ebenretter, the youngest brother of the testator Johann Ebenretter, 1550 New Year Heubner, 1539 creator to Birkenseld and furrier and innkeeper Hans Vehnn. Klippersches scholarship. History. The 15 February 1606 by shoemaker Michael Klipper with 500

Franconian guilders The scholarship was initially earmarked for his sons and sisters, the oldest to carry academic studies for three years. Was not a friend of the clipper because of the payment for the purpose of the small Ebenretter Scholarship in 1584 before local council. 100 florins were then at the council and had the mayor of official channels on Easter with 5 florins to interest and 100 florins in private on house and field pawn. Guardian of Simon Ebenretter, the youngest brother of the testator Johann Ebenretter, 1550 New Year Heubner, 1539 creator to Birkenseld and furrier and innkeeper Hans Vehnn. Klippersches scholarship. History. The 15 February 1606 by shoemaker Michael Klipper with 500 Franconian guilders The scholarship was initially earmarked for his sons and sisters, the oldest to carry academic studies for three years. Was not a friend of the clipper Main sum then stood with the advice and had the burgomaster of official channels on Easter with 5 florins to interest and 100 florins with private ones on house and field pledge. Guardian of Simon Ebenretter, the youngest brother of the testator Johann Ebenretter, 1550 New Year Heubner, 1539 creator to Birkenseld and furrier and innkeeper Hans Vehnn. Klippersches scholarship. History. The 15 February 1606 by shoemaker Michael Klipper with 500 Franconian guilders The scholarship was initially earmarked for his sons and sisters, the oldest to carry academic studies for three years. Was not a friend of the clipper Main sum then stood with the advice and had the burgomaster of official channels on Easter with 5 florins to interest and 100 florins with private ones on house and field pledge. Guardian of Simon Ebenretter, the youngest brother of the testator Johann Ebenretter, 1550 New Year Heubner, 1539 creator to Birkenseld and furrier and innkeeper Hans Vehnn. Klippersches scholarship. History. The 15 February 1606 by shoemaker Michael Klipper with 500 Franconian guilders The scholarship was initially earmarked for his sons and sisters, the oldest to carry academic studies for three years. Was not a friend of the clipper the youngest brother of the testator Johann Ebenretter, 1550 New Year's Heubner, 1539 creator to Birkenseld and furrier and innkeeper Hans Vehnn. Klippersches scholarship. History. The 15 February 1606 by shoemaker Michael Klipper with 500 Franconian guilders The scholarship was initially earmarked for his sons and sisters, the oldest to carry academic studies for three years. Was not a friend of the clipper the youngest brother of the testator Johann Ebenretter, 1550 New Year's Heubner, 1539 creator to Birkenseld and furrier and innkeeper Hans Vehnn. Klippersches scholarship. History. The 15 February 1606 by shoemaker Michael Klipper with 500 Franconian guilders The scholarship was initially earmarked for his sons and sisters, the oldest to carry academic studies for three years. Was not a friend of the clipper

For city and country; III. for the country, although metabases were not strictly avoided; the subdivision refers to older, no longer practicable foundations, with the practicable to church, school, art and science, poor and hospital and other charitable institutions. Foundations before

the Reformation usually have a purely ecclesiastical character; then promotion of higher and lower schooling comes to the fore; Works of the Charitas generally characterize the last epoch.

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1 The oldest local foundations were of ecclesiastical nature, the so-called "Days of the Year", "Aims aimiversai", "Masses of Souls", "Vigilions" held by the priests in the churches on the death of the souls of the benefactors. The interest on the principal amount, which was generally 20 fl., Would be given to a pastor, chaplain, vicar, schoolmaster, cantor, kirchner, and sergeant for their efforts. In 1528, with the resettlement, 470 fl. Came from those masses of souls to improve the salaries of the Kirchner and Schulbedienten in the Gotteskasten. Founders of those anniversaries were u. a. the sexes v. Hessberg, Schrimpf, Trutwein, Schippel, Thym, Bierthumpfel, Schwemlin. The foundation of the annual days was mostly preceded by a Vikari or early Mass to the St. Catharine altar, the altar of St. ViiAiu. Nariae, Sauetae Lineis, Salvatoris Luiisti, S. Nieolai in St. Lawrence Church, as well as those to the altars in Our Lady's Capelin on the Baumgarten, in the field church, called Jerusalem, and in St. Niclas church (ek II, p.101 so ,.) with foundations in the houses of nobility, Heßberger, Häselriether, Birkenfelder, Veilsdorfer u. a. Field marks. All other foundations for anniversaries, masses and donations for poor people, who were ashamed of begging and yet needed help, in turn seized the so-called "rich alms", also referred to as "miseries Kertzen" or "Schüssel". Of these, on Sundays before St. Lorenzkirchen, the saint gave a bread of 3 Pf., Meat of 5 Pf., Heirlous, or other breadcrumbs of 3 Pastor This eorpus Mm was donated in the period 1477-1550 by Peter Bierthumpfel, Niclaus Jacob, Hans Brunquil, Heinz von Hertert, Claus Püler, Stephan Kob, Claus Deutlaup, Bastian Waltz u. a. and was based on 4 eighths 2 Metzen Valid from a yard in Gauerstadt and Heldritt (1830 still 50 fl. capital funds), on 3 fields meadows in Hessberg on the long wall (1830 still 50 fl. capital and 16 fl. Pachtgeld), 3 Acker meadows in the decided Aue of Hessberg (1830 still 28 fl. Rent). In 1528, the total assets fell into the gospel of St. Lawrence and henceforth served especially the poor fund for the hospital. 1840 but still 16 fl. 15 kr. Lease fee for paper and rolls to schoolchildren, as well as fees for clergy and teachers related to the exam from the Stadtkirchkasse. "Spenthen" were especially intended for "related friendships". So the Burckhardts donation, a. Founded in 1380 by Heinrich Mühlig here with 10 acres of meadows in Hessberg; In 1830 it bore 45 fl., 1840: 76 fl. 15 kr. Lease fee for Stadtkirchkasse for administering the exam equal to those of the rich alms. But before that, it was donated from the same bread and baker's meat, each of which was worth a white penny; Later, the hospitalists received 3 Pastor and the caritas 6 Pf.Wiesen in der beschlossenen Aue von Heßberg (1830 noch 28 fl. Pachtgeld). 1528 siel das Gesamtvermögen in den Gotteskasten St. Laurentii und diente fortan besonders der Armenkasse für das Spital. 1840 aber wurden noch 16 fl. 15 kr. Pachtgeld für Papier und Semmeln an Schulkinder, sowie zu Gebühren für Geistliche und Lehrer beim Examen aus der Stadtkirchkasse verwandt. „Spenthen" waren besonders für „anverwandte Freundschasten" bestimmt. So die Burckhardts - Spende, a. 1380 von Heinrich Mühlig hier mit 10 Acker Wiesen in Heßberg begründet; 1830 ertrug dieselbe 45 fl., 1840: 76 fl. 15 kr. Pachtgeld für die Stadtkirchkasse zu Verabreichungen beim Examen gleich denen vom Reichen Almosen. Ehedem ware n indes aus der- selben Brot und Bachenfleisch, dessen

jegliches einen weißen Pfennig wert war, gespendet; für das Fleisch erhielten später die Spitalisten 3 Pastor und die Kurrendschüler 6 Pastor

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The Schwämmleins donation, founded in 1409 by Hans Schwämmlein on three estates in Birkenfeld (Krauss II. 127), resulted in 1673 annually 9 fl. 16 gr. 3 Pastor In money and 2 Malters Haser, but in 1830 of the 1st estate 3 fl. 45 kr., From 2 .: 3 fl. 26 kr., From 3: 2 fl. 30 kr. and 2 times grain to 16 fl., 1840 12 fl. 10 kr. of money and 10 fl. uu uatura for general purposes of the Stadtkirchkasse. Originally, "every year on the green Thursday before the office of any person who wanted to take such by God, a loaf of bread, six of which were worth a penny and a piece of meat to each bread, the four a pound, or bream no other meat. "The Virnen- or Elisabethenspende, in 1448 by Margaretha Virnin and her son Burckhardt, citizen here with a good in Birkenfeld, the" Engelhartin "called, donated for the distribution of bread and pork, on 19 November, 1840 2 fl. 30 kr. of money and 17 fl. 20 kr. iu uatma for the defense of deputies from the Stadtkirchkasse. In the first general visitation n. 1528 it was said: "The donated baths and spenth of the Gotthaus because of performed and especially the foundation of the sex of the Fyrrn should be in Wyrden and essence, in which the chiefs are said to have a diligent attention, this is no break The Margarethen-Spend, founded in 1685 by Kammerrat Johann Friedrich Hendrich here with 300 fl., for the furnishing of a burial place for his daughter Margaretha, who died on 13 November, and application of the interest among Hausarme Menschen the clergy, endured in 1830: 15 fl. The 6th February 1686 the Lutzen donation Johann Koch, Lutz called, of the Council 3euior with 300 Franconian guilders, the way that from it yearly 5 fl. discount for books and paper to poor Kwder of the Latin and German School and 10 fl. On March 3 should be used as the donor's birthday for a bread donation to the poor. The heirs, Ursula Koch, Lutzin called, and their children Jo On January 16, 1687, Friedrich Koch and Dorothea Koch gave a prescription about the divine box (ek. Kirchkassc bill of 1687 fol. 41). The former donations of Burckhardts, Schwämlein, Virnen, Margarethen and Lutzenspende of bread, vegetables and meat were later transformed into mere bread donations, 1817 but the donation of bread and also the abolition of legacies, as well as the grain to the poor bank for preservation paid by poor people in the hospital. From these donations, the yield of the former early and endowment donations u. a. In 1840, 120 eighths of grain and 120 eighths of horserades were still carried at the Stadtkirchkasten, to be used as valid cereals by Leimrieth, 8 Eight. Grain and

8 8 eight. Haser (---- 13 fl. 40 kr.) Iu uat. by Häselrieth, 19 '/, eight. Haser (--- - 12 fl. 11 '/, kr.) Iu Hat. from Ebenhards, 8 eight. Cor n 8 fl. 40 kr.) Iu uat. from Gleicherwiesen, 4 '/, Eight. Grain (---- 4 fl. 52 '/, kr.) And 4' /, eight. Haser (--- - 2 fl. 40 '/, kr.) Iu uat. from Grattstadt; the grain of it became deputies, the money for general purposes; the replacement took place according to the laws of March 13, 1846, and May 8, 1850. In addition, a. In 1840, at a combing-up, a further 10,600 florins with the Stadtkirchkasse for general purposes, with a yield of 371 florins a year, without the founders being ascertainable. The Lord Mayor Winzer s. 3rd of August a. ej. to the administrative office, which on behalf of the administrative senate of the provincial government had demanded an overview of the foundations present in the district: "Neither

from the bills, nor from the existing, sometimes very poor files, has it been possible to date, a very accurate This is partly due to the fact that the conversion of the previously existing debt instruments into the new government debt certificates no longer provides evidence of where the active capital originated and for what purpose they were endowed. " Ratskämmerer Hof- advokat Chr. Krauss wrote on 17 Sep ae. Ej .: "The legates as that of the Hofrat Otto, Mayor Weber, Engelhardt, Wein, Stephan Kob, Dietz no longer come under this name because such I had been renounced before my appointment, and had been loaned to the city treasury (from the Stadtkirchkasse) to the best of my knowledge, without further news and documents, according to the calculations. " Accordingly, the above capital may well rest in other small foundations, which for ecclesiastical purposes, to the poor, but especially to the best poor student the God box 8t. I ureutü had once been transferred. Namely, the box - cloth, of which from 1622 onwards 1-2 cubits per year came to poor children, but 7 cubits to the calf factor of the hospital and 9 cubits each to hospital arms and to the city guards; Barbara Weigler's foundation of 1667 (ek. Church accounts of 1667 fol. 27 and Krauß II, 340) with 10 Franconian guilders (12 fl. 30 kr. Rh.) For poor students of the Latin school (1830 still 37 '/, kr. Dropping to paper purchase), HansJngelstädter Widow Foundation of 1667 with 20 fl. (25 fl. Rh.) For the Latin school (1830: 1 fl. 15 kr. On paper); the slate with 222 fl. Anna Trentfuß, Widow Christoph Trentfuß's, born Schmidt, called Goldschmidt, Foundation of 1659 and resp. 1670 with 50 Franconian guilders "Poor needy students to obtain books after the exam" (1830: 3 fl. 7 '/, kr. Dropping); Deacon MatthäusBeiers here Armenlegat from 1667 with 6 fl. 15 kr. (1830: 18 »/. Kr. Interest); wife

2894/5000 9 Superintendent Margaretha Elfflein's Fellowship from 1 February 1679 to 100 fl. For poor students at grammar school or at a university. Those who enjoyed such scholarship for 3-4 years should hand over a printed sheet of Latin or German verses as a specimenu of his piotectuum to the good memory of the same sup. Elfflein and of other people to such endowment; besides, she donated 25 florins for poor purposes (1830: 1 fl. 15 kr. yield). Superint. Dr. Johann Reinhardt's book Legité of 31.1.1682 with 6 fl. 15 kr. for "the poor maiden of the German school", donated at the church of his wife for the 5th child Katharina Barbara, the original of the foundation had been handed over to the caste-master for safekeeping in the little box in St. Lawrence of the same and his widow Anna Magdalena, who was born in Krauss, was still blessing 100 Franconian guilders to the poor fund for the clothing of poor children on 31.7.1689 and 20.11.1691 because some parents could not dress their children out of poverty and therefore could not send them to school in due time the matter should be bought from the interest in a skirt, trousers or shirt and given to the parents to do it. Furthermore Johann Friedrich Webers, formerly Streufdorfer Lehnvogtes, at that time Eisfelder chamber consul, councilor and Kastenvorstehers Bücherlegat from 1682 for poor schoolgirl at Spring examination with 10 Franconian guilders (1830: 37 '/ »kr. Income), Johann Friedrich Haas, Kastenvorsteher's book legate of 20 Feb 1682 with 6 fl 5 kr. For the German school, when God helped his terminally ill daughter again (1830: 18 »/. kr. Yield), KatharinaSiebenlists, Widow of the glass Hans Hansbenlist and daughter of the Franz Reuter from Wiesbaden, Kirchenlegat of 1684 (K.-R. of 1684 fol. 40) with 70 (105 Franconian guilders) (1830: 5 fl. 15 kr. dropping to Stadtkirchkasse); Bartholomew Specht, a rich citizen legate of 80 H, so determined by

ecclesiastical court, that 40 to the renovation of the church, 20 fl. To the German school to buy books, 10 fl. For the same purpose in the Latin school and 18 fl. Were used in the hospital interest-related (K.-R. of 1687 Fol. 90), 1830 still interest to 1 fl. 15 kr., 37 '/, kr. and 1 fl. 7 '/, kr.); the Ursula Legate of Widow Ursula Röder, a. 1699 with 20 Franconian guilders(25 fl. Rh.), Of which on St. Ursulatag 1 fl. To the Kurrendfchüler for the cleaning of the church choir, later on the Kalkanten for the same work; Elisabetha Brunners Armenlegat from 1737 with 20 Franconian guilders (1830: 1 fl. Discount); the clothier Brunnquell'sche Armenlegat from 1750 with 6 fl. 15 kr. (1830: 18 »/, Kr. To the Purse); the W. Messer legacy of 1750 with 12 fl. 30 kr. to the church chandelier (1830: 37 '/ »kr., each half for lights and the Kirchner for cleaning); Pharmacist Heinrich Engelhardt legate of 1764 with 31 fl. 15 kr. Gr the hospital (1830: 1 fl. 33 '/, kr.); Christoph Page 10 Frederick's Legate of 1764 for the night watchman, "so that these may be pointed out. when they heard a child cry and wake the sleeping mother ", his daughter had crushed her child in bed, master baker Andreas Dietz from Streufdorf (-s-1802) and his wife's poor foundation of 1803 with 1000 florins (1250 flor. rh.) (K.-R. of 1804 fol. 31) (1830: 62 fl. 30 kr.) for the Annen in the hospital, a town council of 1826 with 487 florins 44 '/, kr. for the acquisition of equipment for But finally, since 1830, on the 25th of June, the Municipal Council had paid 100 fl. from the city treasury to the Stadtkirchkasse as the Memorial Day of the Augsburg Consistory, in order to provide a fund for the improvement of school teachers' salaries at the 2. Church foundations of modern times During 1893 already around 919 Mk. 67 Pf., And for the installation of the gas heating with 10 for the plating of the altar hall and the ship of the city church by Krafft-Coburg and master mason S. Leffler fen and gas lighting by brothers Westerholzmuehle here to 5204 Mk. 60 Pastor freewill offerings of church members n were plentiful received, came a. In 1895 the court and ornamentation of the town church by court decoration painter Wang from Coburg around 7660 Mk. And installation of 14 windows n in the lower cane of tinted cathedral glass with painted ornamental frames and 17 in the upper floor by the Kunstanstalt of W. Frank in Naumburg 6569 Mk. Of presents 6740 Mk. 20 Pastor One, of which 940 Mk. From house collection, 215 Mk. From otherwise received contributions and 5580 Mk. 20 Pastor At window foundations. For the latter donated cartographer Hugo Petters-Stuttgart 150 Mk., Miss Emma Scheller here 270 Mk., Mayor Therese Gadow in Coburg 265 Mk., Herrmann Meyer, Chief of Bibliogr. Institutes in Leipzig 622 Mk., Mrs. Sup. Schmidt here, who already donated 500 Mk. In 1895, 100 Mk., Church councilor A. Sauerteig 270 Mk., Reindeer Kieser here 540 Mk., Secondary school director Dr. med. Heyn here 270 Mk., Mrs. Elise nun and Kommerzienrat Ferdinand nun here 270 Mk., Mayor v.. Stocmeier here 270 Mk., Mrs. Attorney Michaelis 270 Mk., Oberkonsistorialrat Dr. med. L. Nonnes Erben 270 Mk., Friedrich A. Döhner-Hamburg 1342 Mk., Factory owner Aug. Schultze here 540 Mk., Contractor Siegmund Leffler here 130 Mk. - A silver gilded baptismal font with jug donated a. 1706 Princess Albertine, silver altarpiece a. 1894 merchant G. Lorbach (Mark 90), red velvet altar, pulpit and baptismal vestments a. 1892 Women of the city (Mk.410), Altarteppiche Konsirmanden a. 1882 and merchant K. Dittelbach a. 1898 (Mark 95).

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Page 11 In addition, Fraulein A. Springmühl donated 50 Mk. To warm the pulpit floor during the harsh winter season, d. Number 57 Mk. The charitable foundations of Rosalie Scheller, under parish administration, of 1865 for unaided Christian virgins, whose bill is also included in the calculation of the city church census, the Kupfer-Hohnbaumstiftung of 14.11.1892 on bread donations, Emma Scheller's Foundation of March 15, 1899, for very unskilled virgins over forty years old, and Emma Scheller's Old Age Foundation of March 15, 1899, supplemented by a supplement from 1904; the Wilhelm and Marie Gehring Foundation, April 1899, for 12 worthy arms of the city , the KR. Albert Sauerteig Foundation from 1903 for servants who served for more than 10 years in the same rule, as well as the legacy of the Commercial Counselor Wilhelm Simon to hire a deaconess, appear under the sections "poor" and "health". Scholarship foundations were a. Retired from the Stadtkirchkasse in 1887 and transferred to the Stadtkasse (ek "Scholarships" section under school foundations), the so-called Kassel Legate, Foundation of the Duchess Maria Amalie von Zeitz in Schleusingen on 9 December, currently exists for the N eustadt church In 1735, with one hundred thalers a year, for the former Reformed Church of the French colony itself, with the following certification: "By the grace of God, We Mary Amalie herewith our records, our princely heirs and benefactors, that we may take better and better Both the Reformed Church of Hildburghausen and the pastor and church council annually destined and dedicated one hundred Thaler. " Landgras Wilhelm von Hessen, the son-in-law of the Duchess, became s. March 18, 1744, resolves that "on behalf of the princely heirs, with sothern graces the tax will be continued, whereupon all hearts, which burned with gratitude, bowed down at Dero's feet." Under the French dominion in Westphalia the pension was from October 1807 to 1810 of value of the Hessian Main Domain Bank in Kassel, but then restored with additional payments on January 15, 1816, and the Electoral Hessian Ministry by order of the Elector on June 5, 1822, to make a donation of one hundred thalers, even after the refor Furthermore, that of Mauderod's Legate (Mk. 228, 57) of January 23, 1857 (25 fl.), the master baker Max Hochreinsche (Mk. 83, 65) from 1890, the merchant Danielsche (Mk 50) from 1896, the canteen tenant Rödersche (Mk 58.60) from 1902, the reformer portraits (Mk.300) a., 1883>) Further details in my writing: "The fr Native colony in Hildburghausen ", p. 17-22 (iq writings of the association for Meiningische history and geography, 1895).

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Page 12 12 ß> by dr. A. Human; the foundation of the cast-iron silver-decorated gate on the west portal of the church of Mayor H. W. Gadow (Mark 370) a. 1884! the picture of Christ at the pulpit of the 17th century (Mark 150) by Rat H. Vogel 1886; the foundations for the replanting of the sanctuary and the nave of the Ark in 1895 with Mk. 50 of Mrs. Mayor Th. Gadow, Mk. 300 of factory owner B. Schmidt, Mk. 300 of Mrs. Reindeer Friedericke Len- hardt, Mk. A. Human; the foundation of the chandelier by widow Friedericke Hohnbaum (Mk. 120) 1895, foundation of bronzed altar chandeliers and a gilded communion chalice in memory of Miss Marie Ruickold (-

s- 26 Nov 1896) by Ms. Pauline Ruickold in 1898 and 1900 (Mk. 130), precious altarpieces by Miss Emma Fehringer 1887 Miss Anna and Elsa Staffel 1890, Gustavine, Louise and Bertha Zatzmaim 1892, Dr. med. Strathausen 1905; Foundation of two fields in the Holy Land and in the Kleinodsfeld by Ms. Anna Catharina Ortleb through a testament of May 20, 1887 (Mk. 1800) and foundation of an oboe register in the organ of the church by court organ builder Saur in Frankfurt a. O. 1898 (Mark 100). For the branch association of the Gustav Adolf donation Miss Henriette Prager Mk. 300. From the dropping of 6 Mk. From the legacy of the deceased Superint. Aug. Schmidt's married couple in Sonneberg publ. 25 Jun 1903 in the amount of 171 Mk. 43 Pastor Can be given to poor of this town, as the Diocese of Sonneberg annually three Bibles each. Master butcher Nicolaus Röhrig donated to the preservation of tombs on the cemetery belonging to the political community 1.7.1880 Mk. 500, Toska Rentsch Mk. 85.71, master baker Richard Ortleb a. 1900 Mk. 400, Mrs. KR. Sourdough a. 1903 Mk. 400, Mrs. Superint. Schmidt a. 1904 Mk. 200 and Miss Henriette Schüler s. 18 Jun 1904 Ml. 1000, from whose interest the care and preservation of the Schülerschen family burial site and resp. the new purchase are to be denied. The capital is invested in the local savings and advances club; As far as the disposal of the Mk. 1000 for the annual preparation of the graves is not needed, he is to capital to beat. Of the executors of the executions, Mk. 400 must continue to be invested in the savings and advances association or otherwise in the event of his failure to succeed, and their annual interest be paid into capital. After the death of the executors, the capital of Mk. 1000 and Mk. 400, with an increase as a legacy, passes to the parish church community here with the obligation to care for and preserve the graves; in case of non-fulfillment to the Neustadt parish and event. to the political community. At any cessation of the cemetery is any profanation of

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Page 13 13 I> to prevent graves and to protect them from any other use event. with the addition of even more land. - Reindeer Gustav Kieser and his married wife Anna born Liebel donated by testament of May 17, 1898 Mk. 10000 to beautify the cemetery and resp.Construction of a cemetery chapel; the sum was paid in May 17, 1900 with Mk. 10251.10 to the city treasury. In the Catholic community are found from earlier times, the Foundation of the organ by Ludwig I of Bavaria and Duchess Charlotte (Paul) of Württemberg 1830, window foundations of Trigonometer Rathmayer and his friends, a foundation of Miss Adelheid Röe in the amount of 120 Mk More recently, the floor of the church with Mettlacher plates, inventories, drainage of the church and new construction of the sacristy at the expense of the episcopal Ordinariate of Würzburg 1898-99; In 1900 the parsonage (Mtssionshaus) new building in the name and order of said Ordinariate with the support of the Bonifazius association and unnamed benefactor, which by advertising of the Kuratus Johann Krönert about 10000Mk. donated; finally Meßstiftungen from Munich, Königshofen and Würzburg 1898-1900, as well as from Mrs. Postsekretär Simon with Mk. 100. In 1811 courtor Simon Levi Simon ordered a synagogue in his

house (Untere Marktstraße No. 22-23) from the Israelite community27 Sep 1824 on the occasion of the celebration of the 500 years Stadtjubtläums for immediate disbursement 1500 fl. Rh. to the Beschasungs of a house to the children's schoolhouse and teacher's flat, as which then also house No. 183 (now number 10) in the lower Braugasse was acquired. In order to build a house branched off from Weitersrodaer Strasse and planted with trees on both sides, Wilhelm Simon, the businessman, donated 400 florins to the memory of his first wife, who died on 27 September 1872 (now Mark 1359.18). for the maintenance of the grave of the court agent Louis Simon, as well as for community purposes businessman Siegmund Louis Simon in San Franziska Mk. 500. In addition, there are foundations for ecclesiastical purposes of each 100 fl. of Heinrich and Pauline Simon, whose drop the teacher for the Kaddischgebet on the day of death owned by Jacob Simon's widow, by court factor Simon Levi 500 fl. for church purposes, 300 fl. by Samuel Steinmann, Mk 500 by Gump Hessberg, Mk. 200 by Gustav Rosengarten, Mk. 200 by Friedericke Simon, Mk. 350 by Fanny Simon for the preacher on the New Year and on the Day of Atonement and for the Poverty Fund, Mk. 216 by Wilhelm Simon for the synagogue heating, 2) Further details in my writing: History of the Jews in the Duchy S.-Meiningen- Hildburghausen I, p. 87 sg. <in writings of the association for S.-Meining. Gesch. and Land? - customer 1898. Hest 3 ").

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Page 14 - 14 - Mk. 2200 from the Israelite Women's Association, Mk. 1000 by Carl Michaelis for cultic community purposes, Mk. 600 by Siegmund and Maria Simon. In return, soul prayers are usually arranged on the day of dying and keeping graves. - As regards the foundations and legacies made by Israelites for urban purposes, schools, deaconess stations ek. the later sections concerned. Z. school foundations. The most difficult but interesting part of the work is the scholarship for students. If a gift is intended only for the temporary purpose of enriching a particular person or group of persons (associations), then the Foundation will be a permanent donation, in particular to indefinite persons, permanently or recurrently at certain times for the benefit of a material one Basic wealth. The characteristic of the foundation is therefore the charitable nature of the donation to certain purposes of welfare, charity, promotion of noble purposes. However, in order to secure the complex of assets and the preservation and use of abandonment for the future, organizational regulations are always necessary, a statute corresponding to the will of the founder, which also contains the conditions stipulated for the reception of benefits by the founder; in addition, foundations for adhering to the constitution of the foundation and finally the state approval of the establishment of the legal capacity of the foundation. After the? Meininger's Basic Law of 1829, Art. 35, foundations were free of annoying conditions, but the name of the founder was to be reported by the consistory to the sovereign. Alimony alike are rightfully respected in the law, they generally enjoy the same favor as those and no longer require prior approval by the Land. Requests to the spiritual lower courts and resp. Administrative offices to put together in their districts existing religious foundations and mild coffers were issued by the consistory in Meiningen 9.9.1829, by the local 18 May 1830 and by the administrative senate of the state government 4 Apr 1839. The upper

authorities demanded an overview all foundations existing in the Duchy and access to their holdings and administration. The scholarships administered here by the magistrate under the aegis of Ephorus as First Priests are partly family and partly bourgeois scholarships. Those can only be awarded to those who are identified as belonging to the family by the genealogically certified pedigrees, and at university

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Page 15 - 15 - are aet u stuäeutes; these are not given to family members, but only to the local sons of the people, and they have a ministry to them if they are worthy and needy. As family scholarships there are the so-called large and small Ebenrettersche, the Klippersche, the Trentfußsche, the Koch-Lutzsche, the Schellersche, formerly also the Eberhardsche for descent from the founder of his own and his two Eheweiber families. As bourgeois scholarships: the Meistersche, the Bornausche, the Bierdümpfelsche and the Elffleinsche, which were united under the name of the bourgeois scholarship for student city children. The Witter and Röhrig Foundation. In the meantime Bierdümpfelsche is actually also a family scholarship and was only included in the bourgeoisie because of its lack of competitors who are still found, while the founders of the Koch-Lutzschen and Ebenretterschen expressly designated them for local bourgeois sons, if no competitor out of the named families would be present. The primary sources of scholarship were the local scholarship council files and auxiliary files to explain individual points, especially the scattered far-flung correspondences of the former General Superintendents Siegmund Bäsch (1751-56) and Philipp Kern (1759-1776) to ward off unjustified Foreigners who tried to force themselves into the perception and introduced better order in the scholarship system; Superint. Johann Reinhardt's book of legends and scholarship files in the Ephoral Archive. Further Johann Werner Krauss Contributions to the explanation of the hochfürstl. Saxony-Hildburgaeus Church, School and Land History of 1752 and my city chronicle of 1886; to the most probable determination of the parent trees but general superintendent J. A. Genßlers Genealogische Tabellen, ")") ^. In 1800, Genhler had stated that, because his son, Johann Georg August, preferred to receive the large and small Ebenretter Scholarship, as a sign of his gratitude he made the family tables he had made available to the magistrate in order to distribute the scholarship and to settle disputed family histories leave, but with the condition, the; his successors continued the tables according to the church records. When the city council recalled his promise in 1806, Genhler wrote this s. IS. August a. eg .: "Have Ew. Good-natured, goodness to tell me in what right-wing manner I can leave my fellowships - and other tables relating to the city here as an heirloom after my death - to the noble city council. It was never empty words, but a firm will to bequeath them to the city council as a souvenir. "Thereupon, that is, just now years, negotiated city council and provincial government with I. Genßler for adoption of a scholarship history of the city and concluded with the remark "That he should not give up the processing and completion of such a meritorious work, even though his (which?) Proposals could not be accepted because of his scholarly history to be published in print." As Dr. JA Genßler after the söjahriger Amtsfuhrung on May 19, 1831 in His son Dr. Dr. Ferdinand Wilhelm Genssler of Eisfeld, where he practiced, sent the tables of

this magistracy here in 1833. Since, however, his father's successors did not continue the tables, so

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Page 16 16 K> from 1780-1803 and resp. It was written in 1831 with untold effort and mostly diplomatic precision, containing the history of the former local bourgeois families. The study period of the fellowship scholarships was, according to our records, usually a quinquennium between 1630 and 1790. The preparation for this gave the local council school for local citizens' sons. As these but before Rector Ad. Reinhard's entry (1794) had decayed, the local people went to the Schleusinger or Eisfelder school, where stuäia. AMmssti "a trakt were; from there to the ZussusuUuustie in Coburg or to the secondary schools of St. Lawrence, St. Sebald and Holy Spirit in Nuremberg, and then to turn to the university with benefit, others turned themselves to Magdeburg, Wittenberg or Danzig In Coburg the first visit was made to the Academy, where the beginnings of the four faculties were taught, and in the end pudli'e had to be perorated or disputed, but Reinhard's rectorate here again prepared the students directly for university but then the universities of Jena, Halle, Erlangen, Leipzig, Strasbourg were visited, and when the son of the Constitu- tory Council Melchior Faber applied for the Koch-Lutz Scholarship in Ansbach in 1803, he sent a copy of the and Domänenkammer as Ansbacher Konsistorium manufactured Dimissionsattest, according to S. Kgl. majesty of Prussia him because of its proven in the last test excellent skills the Besuc h of the University of Erlangen. This was followed by the admonition to an eager continuation of his studies and perseverance in a well-mannered way of life; the warning against the appropriation of immoral society, and especially of religious orders, whose impositions he had soon to report to the senate or vice-rector; finally, the condition that the stipulated triennium be fully tolerated and that it should not leave the university before it has passed without special permission obtained and received. Most of those who applied for scholarships earned their living by enslaving and copying booklets. As far as the application for the family scholarships is concerned, 125 years ago, when the relationships were almost unknown to everyone, the family trees submitted by petitioners were not always given to them. After many requests for help in 1855, they were returned and executed under their authority According to publications in the Government Gazette, the parish ministries were responsible for the births, copulations and deaths of 37 weekly collections. After his death on the 88th of June 1874, Superintendent Dr. Ing. Wölsing, on the order of the Ministry of State, the tables at the LI. July a. At present they are continued in the family books for the Old and New Town by the same clergymen.

- 17 - church excerpts. Therefore, it is z. Z. often scarcely possible to test them for their correctness; Comparison with related genealogies and official awards by the Collatura Authority, as well as their confirmation by the consistory and resp. The ministry must here replace the place of documentary authentication, as many doubts have come to me as to the correctness of the one and the other aidor sauAuiuitatis. Only since 1780 had petitioners by

documentary SeKema AeuealoAieum as a friend of the founder, d. H. belonging to his friendships, to legitimize. Only when this happens, they should be given resolution, if and when they can be matched to their search. The address to the Council in 1702 was: "To those well-to-do, most honorable, grand-inquisitive, well-to-do, considerate, and benevolent mayors and councilors in the princely residence of Hildburghausen, to my most honored gentlemen and esteemed Pattonis." Petitions of that time are somewhat whimsical. One of them wrote from Coburg: "By the way, in addition to my entire family, in prayer before God, as in all things of the soul, I do not want to be short of this high favor against my well-to-do and gentlemen and dearly beloved relatives." Another to the Consistory 1760: "In the hope of just and urgent help, order Ew. Highborn and well-born, as well as highborn and highborn, to the protection and mercy of the Most High, and honored to be with the deepest veneration Imperial Free High and Graceful, Reverend and Noble Highly Highly Commended to the High Consistorio Highly-Regarded Gentlemen, Gracious and High-Ending Men Ew. Ew. Excellencies and magical licenses to devout prayer and service obediently obedient. "A Third 1799:" Already in the happiest prospect my deepest gratitude is poured out, and what sweet feelings will flow through my heart throughout the life of the future, if I greet you, venerable masters, a respectable merit for my happiness to respectfully owe and to consecrate the fieriest blessings both to you and to the very dearest family as well as to the highly attractive city of Hildburghausen. " In addition, individuals came in Latin. For example, that of a student from 1753 to the Council: 'Illuu' zuam Proteeto ausu3 tuissem, litteris Kisee iueonuitis iu veueiadilem vestium proii piospeetum, uisi vestia deiu ^ uitas iu jjuvauk promoveu <1is <dou'iumium litteiaium eultorum eouatidus et mea iugiAeutia nitro me aa Ims litterss 3erideuäa3 supplieas piovoearet. De me eerte spouaeo, me uiiiil iutermissurum, <zuoa ae meiivrum vestiorum memoriam perpetua eoleuaam ikeere possit. "Greek petitions were made in 1690 with the inscription: e! R ^ r" z); ! 0k / o "A" '; French 1711 such as B. "Lutre le 2

- 18 - Aiauä uomdre il lettres ee 8uvl> icati u, <iue vous reeevre? sur le sujet Se votie couuuuue Uderalite je vous aeemauee paiau, si je porte uueueque atuteute s importautes "e" uvakious, pour vous aouuer la peiue ae lee eelle-ei. "In addition to this, New Year's greetings to citizens master and advice such as: "Now that the sky of the sun shines bright rays before that lower world on our head." Since cold snow and frost grind the high mountains And every poor man thinks to take care of me Time also can not refrain That my patron praise I must sit together. " Another, however, also lamented that, alas, he had to have passed by the man ill at the pond of Bethesda. The petitions were usually also written in Latin testimouia the professors enclosed in favor of the petition. Yes, on January 18, 1535, the request of a student Heurieus Ditteried von Hilperhausen himself advocated the rector of the University of Wittenberg, Johann Ernst Duke of Saxony, Landgras Jnn Düringen and Marggraff zu Meissen, because he had been credibly reported by Italian magistrates and doctors, that, at the same time, he was honestly and honestly waiting for his studies. "The news is sober and without much curiality, but the request for a report is made in the following form:" Those students who are among those below our collapse Fellowships, namely the Koch-Lutzsche, the two Ebenretterschen, the Klippersche, the Trentfußschc, the Bierdümpfelsche, the Schellersche, the bourgeois scholarships, the Röhrig Foundation for the academic year 190 to 190, to make claims within four weeks from today by applications in writing, in relation to F Amilienstipendien with enclosed certified Stammtaseln

resp. genealogical tables as evidence of the relationship with the founders in our case. Hildburghausen, den. February 190. The Magistrate. "The awarding of the scholarships is according to the foundation charters always to 3 years to" the next friend "; However, the competent persons have to register each year with proof that they are still active and that they are responsible for the foundation documents on faculty studies at a university (not studies at a technical or other university). The resolution of the Magistrate, which is taken to Michael with the help of Ephorus, is subject to confirmation by Herzogl. Ministry of State Dept. of Church and School Matters. After confirmation, the city council publishes: "The scholarship for the academic year under the collage of the city council. , have been distributed to the following students with the approval of the high authority, "

19 - while the city's brewing company had previously been instructed to pay said scholarships in exchange for proof that the recipients were aetu stuäeutes. For the presentation of family scholarships it is not necessary to submit assets. With regard to the collation law and distribution mode, the following is noted from earlier times. According to the foundation documents of the family scholarships, the right of collusion was undoubtedly due to the municipal authority, the magistrate, who had to distribute it annually to Palmarum in the presence of the superintendent, who scheduled the distribution. In fact, however, the consistory exercised the collapse for years, while the city council only had formal approval. Thus, constitutional orders, which could actually only extend to the supervision and approval of the Council's decisions, went to the Council according to the formula: "Our favorable will beforehand, especially good patrons! After this . , as we desire instead of and in the name of the Most Serene Lord and Lord, Duke of Saxony, Jülich, Cleve and Berg, also Engern and Westphalen, Ours graciously reigning sovereign and Lord We hereby ... This is what our opinion and we are to you inclined to favorable will. To the Prince Sächs. Consistorium anher prescribed presidents, councilors and assessors. "The council, however, wrote:" Ew. Ex. Have instructed us by aneaturation. " It was only in 1783 at the request of the Council for a detailed examination of Perceptionsberechtigung the Kollatur exclusive. of the v. Nimptschen and Klipperschen, who was administered by the elders of the family, were all referred to them with the assistance of the General Superintendent. However, there was no lack of dissidence from then on. In 1784, when the Council shortened a person who was more eligible for the Klipper scholarship, the consistory referred him to this "charge," but with the addition: "which, although you deserve it, you should not be charged for this time." In 1798 the Council was threatened that in case of arbitrary awarding of scholarships the aisis iustruets should be sent exteros by the Princely Fiscal for the preparation of a legal recognition. When, in 1801, the burgomaster claimed that Fürstl. Consistorium one percipient against others had been reset, a lengthy process of judicial process arose, whereby finally the magistrate had to pay in the comparison way because of its imposition also the costs. Thus, the council called the collation business "an annoying and annoying business," whereby he also had to accept many kinds of proposals from applicants.in fact, inter alia, the chamber councilor Buhl wrote in Coburg, March 14, 1798: "My lords! One partisanship on the other, that is not at all a matter of a Council College. You deserve such a behavior, of high authority of the

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2931/5000 Page 20 Moreover, as a tutor and eollator, because of the delay in the collapse, the council was reminded by many of the "terrible things which he had to lay before God." When the City Council in 1807 had used the Eberhardt Scholarship to buy textbooks, the consistory wrote: "The arbitrariness and arbitrariness with which you have deviated from the purpose of the foundation can not be excused. The founder's family has a well-earned right to enjoyment, and according to it all equally deserving local bourgeois sons devote themselves to their studies; Through public announcements, you had to inform the students of the vacancy of the scholarship. "Then, as the magistrate protested, assuring that he would always go straight for distribution, and did not go by the wayside, the consistory replied. January 6, 1808: "Your report of the 16th of the month provides only proof that you have looked at the 9/11 recript from a wrong point of view, otherwise you would have a serious instruction for future compliance with the hitherto neglected order neither can it appear to be ill, nor mislead to the remark that rebuke of the kind might mislead you in the zeal which you owe to the good cause and the state. " Arbitrary was often the mode of distribution, both by the Consistory and the Council. So z. In 1775, for example, the consistorium ordered that the next relative should always be decisive in the awards, that the eomputation of the apex should first extend to every line of the tribe, since each tribe spreads out into many secondary lines, but always on the main line to reflect those who were closest to the testator (in the jus pereipieuei ex saFuiue yuaesitum the aiaeu pioximiores in front of the remotioiW). On the other hand, however, it was again looked at the neediness and that after the Prince. National Order I. e. 7 M. 1 the scholarships first and foremost country children (even with the same degree of relatives) would come to good and among these again after the Casimirian. K.-O. p. 213 especially poor pastor sons. Another time family grants were not given to blood donors of the founder, but to those who were only related by Schwägerschast. In addition, scholarships were often shared by the Council because the testator felt that as many students as possible should be helped.According to the Council of Jurisons of Sebastian Kobe, since 1747 there have been four privileged reasons for two equally valid competent lateral eollationism eomImtatioueu M-is eivilis Jan The older one goes to the younger one Feb Likewise, the one who is more likely to be registered and insurance

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2876/5000 Page 21 - 21 - received attention Mar auperior üitioii Apr It is to be reflected on the several and longer merits of the ancestors around the Fatherland. Divisio stipeuäioium is unstatthast, emu eoruui teuuitas 8tuäia maAis iuipeäiat quam piomoveat. Since 1808, the sentence has been: "I am quem e kamilla stipeuaiuiu semel leAitime eollatum, is reliquos e tamilia, siut faia paies, a pai-tieiMtioue exeluäit. Even the one who was privileged by the degree could not expel another from expired time before the end of the scholarship, and the reunion aseeueus was sooner in

the lead. Since some received scholarships after they had left the university for a long time, with a reduction of still really students, the consistory in 1747 gave the magistrate the cessation of the covert abuses. The Council had acted in the well-intentioned opinion that many who had been forced to pay debts during their academic studies had to pay debts by promoting their domestic nature. The same consistory meant back in 1748 the same opinion, the son of the baker Mich. Schneyer "after completion of the current period of perceptions, the scholarship, if then no pioxiimor Araäu available, nor for three years to enjoy, if the same at that time should no longer be at universities." Only in 1775 was strictly ordered, scholarships only To pay those who really were at universities, who frequented LoUeAia, and who bore testimony of good conduct from their professors, but who were not allowed to issue the usual excuse-for-decent papers at all. "Here, too, there was no rule without exception." As far as the scholarship funds are concerned, they were given a proper designation in 1662 and divided into certain classes. Jndes was by order of the Prince. Sächs. Amtskastner Nic. Vollimhauß in Coburg still bring some things. To be raised 1630 a year 77 fl. 3 gr. 6 '/, Pastor Of 1543 fl. 7 gr. 10' /, Pastor Capital and 31 fl. 7 Pastor from 620 fl. 10 gr. 6 Pastor Johann Ebenretters scholarship, 10 fl. of 200 fl. Simon Ebenretter, 5 fl. of 100 fl. Bornau, 31fi.2gr. 1l '/ a pf.from 622 fl. 18 gr. 2 '/, Pastor by Michael Klipper. The guarantee of this was from 1630-1659: 1827 fl. 17 gr. 1 Pf .; but in some posts it is said, "These fall away, and for the sake of pending warfare are nothing to be gained." 519 Fl. 9 gr. 2 '/ a Pf.) In any case, the capitals themselves were mostly saved and lent elsewhere. Advice and the gospel of God once, when they were still in good nature and with resources, each gave Fl fl. 30 a year to citizens 'children as a study aid, but the Council and God's scholarship went into the Thirty Years' War and was later only taken up at times (ek. p 10).

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- 22 - 170V stood at the rule and service 3085 fl. 20 g. 1 '/, Pastor For the Koch-Lutzschen heirs; In 1712 the Fürstl took over. Chamber earned the scholarship founded by Hans Friedrich Koch-Lutz with 2000 fl. And paid annually 100 fl. Interest from the two ordinary taxes to Trinitatis and Andrea to 3 students with 33 fl. 7 gr. The Superint. Elfflein's scholarship had taken the god's box on itself. The two Ebenretter scholarships were in 1731 with Mrs. Hofmarschall von and zu Hessberg, but they had to be reminded repeatedly of the interest payment. Against defaulting payer fared s. 3 Sep 1727 the government order: "Current Exequierer is besieged to register here with the reigning Mayor Pentzold and on its instruction with those, if still restoring scholarship funds, to exemtion not to leave again rather until the same for their payment correct Received the receipt and paid the ordinary exequier money, namely three groschen daily. "Since the interest on scholarship funds, which were often granted to private individuals, usually went bad, in the 17th and 18th centuries the scholarships did not start the same year, but they did not forgive until Easter the following year, but some had to be patient with the payment for even longer, so one in 1754 complained that for almost a full year on almost every post, his lawyer Diezer was here to accelerate because sadly all the memories of the council are never made by the competent Egard, but another complains e 1804 that by delaying the payment he was so frequently exposed to the tumultuous and costly reminders of his creditors, that he would often have to pay more mail in his son's affairs every week than he would take.

Then, in his distress, the council pushed the council chamberlain in as a scapegoat; In the future, he would always have to postpone the post. In 1808 the great Ebenrettersche had 668 Franconian guilders Stock, of which 618 fl. At the combing and 50 fl. At the ducal. Chamber; the Klippersche 566 Franconian guilders at the ducal. Landschast (with 22 Franconian guilders 13 gr. 5 Pastor Interest); the Koch-Lutzsche 2000 fl. at the chamber (100 fl.); the little Ebenrettersche 200 fl. at the Stadtkämmerei (10 fl.); the Eberhardtsche 2000 fl. at the chamber (100 fl.); the Trentfusssche 586 Franconian guilders 3 chunks 12 Pastor (Dropping 29 Franconian guilders 3 pt. 6 Pf.); the Meistersche with 18 fl. drop, the Bornau with 5 fl., the Elffleinsche with 5 Franconian guilders 7 Batzen 8 '/ «Pf. In 1846, the council's combing ordered the Koch-Lutz scholarship with 2500 fl. (Interest 87 fl. 30 kr.), The large Ebenrettersche with 872 fl. 30 kr. (30 fl. 32 '/ «kr.), The small Ebenrettersche with 250 fl. (8 fl. 45 kr.), The Trentfußsche with 732 fl. 45 kr. (25 fl. 28 '/ «kr.), The Klippersche with 700 fl. (24 fl. 30 kr.), The Bierdümpfelsche with 275 fl. (9 fl. 37' /« kr.); the master with 275 fl.

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- 23 - (9 fl. 37 '/ «kr.), The Bornau with 125 fl. (4 fl. 22' /« kr.) And the Elffleinsche with 137 fl. 30 kr. (4 fl. 28 «/« kr.). After Mayor Ferd. Trinks "Budget of the City of Hildburghausen" on 1861/81 p. 5 were since 1850 to meet the needs of the poor the landlord legacy from 315 fl. 30 kr. To 15 fl. 30 kr., The Nymtische of 2250 fl. around 700 fl. rh., Christian Ottosche cut by 41 fl. 35 kr., and the Schumann legacy for 50 fl., as well as the voucher 100 fl., were used for current editions, but countered by F. Trink's careful administration and, after having been restored on September 26, 1876, the magistrate reported to Minister of State IV that, in the event of the separation of the funds of the city and the parish funds, it would appear appropriate to transfer the scholarship funds to the city treasury The collation of the scholarships had nothing to do with the collation, which was done by the independent decision of the magistrate, and that the municipal school fund was already fully united with the city treasury the relevant capital as a foundation and scholarship fund for Stadtkämmerei. The capital amount of the scholarships for students and high school students administered by the city treasury at the end of 1905 was: Mk. 21779.25, with an interest deduction of Mk. 775.68, namely Koch-Lutz Mk. 4561 (Am. Mk. 164.16). Klipper Mark 1680 (Mark 60.48), large Ebenretter mark Mk. 1495.71 (Mark 53.82), small Ebenretter mark Mk. 428.57 (Mark 15.30), Trentfuß Mark 1405.85 (Mark 50.58), Bierdümpfel Mk. 596.28 (Mark 21.42), Elfflein Mark 235.71 (Mark 8.46), Master Mark 471.43 (Mark 16.92), Vornan Mark 214.29 (Mark 7.56), Scheller Mark 9152.16 (Mark 322.08), Witter Mark 538.25 (Mark 18,90 distributed as a half). Röhrig Mk. 1000 (Mark 36). Ebenrettersches scholarship. History. The large Ebenretter Scholarship, on May 1, 1548 by Hofgerichtsadvokat Johann Ebenretter in Würzburg for his friends (ie family relatives), if they had sons to study proficient and they were at universities, in their absence donated to poor students of local town children, was originally 700 fl. Capital; of these, however, 100 florins were delivered to the closest relatives of Ebenretter, and the remaining 600 florins, according to the decree of the princely councilors of Coburg, were admitted on Wednesday to Fabiani and Sebastiani in 1550 for a scholarship. When the principal heirs of the founder, namely Michael Ebenretter and his

sister Ursula, Baltzer Bötzingers housewife, the payment of the scholarship was difficult, penetrated the collateral relatives Hans Ebenretters, namely Hans, his father's brother Michael, Wilhelm's sons

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Page 24 Wolf and Hans and Peter's sons Valentin and Barthel with the local city council on payment and the consistory in Coburg decided in their favor. According to a "Draft of scholarship monies" of 1659, of the principal amount, among others, 25 fl. Were lorentz berger zu reurieth, Unterpfand 1 '/ "Acker Wiesen, 50 fl. EE Rath, which was taken over by Eucharist Heubners Wittib 2 fl., 10 gr., 6 Pf., 50 fl., Nicolaus Langguth, pledge of his dwelling against the lower n. thor., so viable, 24 fl., 12 gr., 7 / a pf., of 492 fl so still to be compared with Cunrad Höffel, whose house in front of the lower floor and fl. Hanß Roßteutscher landknecht pledged his lodgings in the Saltzgasse, because there was a lot of money to be collected from the pledged land In 1673 the foundation was wholly satisfied by the war, and the foundation in 1673 bore only 29 florins, 7,000 florins, of which 1 florin to the recipient pio ladoie, for the perpetual period was fixed at 5 years by the founder himself So it was long after the Sat ze: "Huoäeuuaue ex lideralitate piolieiseitur, illuä pro aiditrio aouatoiis aeelaiato aä amussim seivauäum est." (§ 3 Se aSmiu. et peiie. tut.) In accordance with decree Herzogl. Staatsminist. Dept. IV s. 29. 8.1872. that, taking into account the provision in the will, according to which the larger fellowship should be awarded for five years and a division generally not diminished, the resolution should be interpreted as meaning that the two Ebenretter fellowships are each awarded to one beneficiary and the greater to five years, if as long as aew stuSeus is, will be awarded. The decision was s. Repeated on July 24, 1873, but in practice the foundation was also distributed to several, while the former five-year period of perceptions had long since been reduced to the academic triennium. Percipient once had to have the citizenship and to pass an exam before the Ephorus and a learned Ebenretter. In the absence of the testator's brother's sons, the scholarship came from the father to the elders of the family, so he studied, in the absence of his mother, friends and, failing that, students of the city of Hildburg, according to the will. In the case of competition, the one nearest in the degree, with the same proximity to the degree, had the advantage over the others who had previously obtained the university. The so-called small Ebenretter Scholarship donated in 1585 by Rector Simon Ebenretter in Windsheim was awarded in 1794 to city children for the procurement of textbooks. A certificate about the foundation is not available.

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- 25 - The name was once beside Ebenretter also Eberretter and Eberreuter. Hermann Ebenreter von Walrabis and Greth Eberretterin von Birkenvelt were 1428 co-founders of the

rich alms U.L. Women on the tree garden; Paul Ebenretter, of the council here, was among the "prudent and wise men," who concluded the settlement with Claus von Heßberg-Eishausen for the Dodemühl in 1412 through the Abbot of Veßra. Claus Ebenretter in Streufdorf was called the "old landlord," in 1535 In 1537 he was guilty of accusing host fraud in the presence of Baltzer, Wolf and Hans Ebenretter. (Genßler, Tab. I, 53.) Anna Ebenretter, daughter of the carpenter Friedrich Ebenretter and married wife of the carpenter Fr. Amend died in 1778 as the last of her sex. Johann Ebenretters Hofgerichtsadvokat Würzburg Testament of 1548. Firstly: So my, soKauu Ldemetters, poor soul of my body will depart, so I order the same to our dear Mr. Christo, from whom I receive them, with heartfelt warm pleas that he bitterness for his For the sake of suffering and dying, he wants to receive and accept it again in his divine shield. I entrust my dead body to the geweyheten soil, that the same to order of holy christl. Church in the preacher monastery to my dear housewife blessed laid and buried; At such a funeral, every poor person who appears there should be given a new penny from my prescribed testament for God's sake. 2) Similarly, I also want my testamentaries to let me hold the first, seventh, and threesiest in the imaginary cloister, and every week to give the poor people a new penny for God's sake, as has been done. 3) Arrange and procure 20 Fl. In obgemeldtem Closter to my eternal amiiversaiio, my housewife and my parents blessedly always there to commemorate. 4) Legitimate and I want my testamentaries to make me a nutshell, it is said that our dear Lord Jesus Christ's bitter suffering and dying, and pages to be written down below: I, my housewife soul. together with four children, when we have conceived in a standing relationship with each other, namely two boys and two girls, such a table should then be hung on the wall, where I am buried. On the other hand, I order and want that my temporal goods, God Almighty, will give me a modest salary in the course of my life, as follows:

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Page 26 5) If I order and want my testamentaria to sell all my lying goods, if they have not relinquished themselves in this my will, will and will, they should sell for real money. 6) From these redeemed bills, let them pay first all debts, if I owe them to pay, as they will find a directory, pay and pay, so that after my death they will not be badly criticized, and so shall my testa - Mentarien the debts, if you owe me, demand and collect. 7) Legend and I create in Hildburghausen in the Siechhaus to S. Nicol, also 20 fl. 8 Legitimate and I commend in any Armenhauß to Würzburg outside the Brückners alms 10 fl. 9) Should my testamentaria two gray cloths buy, order the same to Hildburghausen, that at the discretion of my friends, they are given and given to poor people for God's sake. 10) I order and set, and I want my testamentaries to take 700 florins from my wealth and goods, to invest them in safe and ordinary places every year for 37 florins. From which I want every kind of fainting, a. that my brothers-in-kind, one or both of them, are being studied in high schools, and not elsewhere, and if d. every five years, with such yearly discounting of my right brother, sons equivalent to that of every five years are to be received at the high school. e. If, then, those persons described above are for years to come, such ventures should fall from the Father, who wants to study, all the ways to the eldest of my sex, and such examinations should be made and given in high schools for five years. Item I order and want, in the case no one from my friendship of the

father, who would like to study, would be present, that such Abzinse should be said to fall on my friendship of the mother. In the first place, it would be a pity that at times neither my father nor my mother would find Blut's friends, who would like to study, so I order and order that in such a case the intended fancy be paid to a poor Hildburghaus child. so to study Page 27 - 27 - daily and capable, but otherwise fatherly help poor and deserted (which one should see to my friendship and two of the advice to Hildburghaus) as befaut, for five years louder for the sake of God in the high schools passed and given become. And these are to be the high schools, namely Leipzig, Ingolstadt, and Heidelberg, to which one should be obliged to draw, if this aid is to be used. It would be, then, that such high schools should come into contempt and acceptance of learned men, if they should then turn to other high schools, which hold learned men to do their time well ordered, if one wishes to oppose such a thing to privilege and appease him or herself by all means of this mygthous legacy and scholarship. If one wanted to take it and not to consume such an interest in other schools at any high school, it should be completely abolished and not permitted. I also order and want that the main prescription of such appended 700 florins be kept well and in good safekeeping. e. Leger and I bring to my dear brother Michael Ebenretter and his children at Hildburghausen the Anspachs mills called in half the part, as those by inheritance and in parts fallen on me and come, with additions and enthrallments, so to half my belonging. k. I blame him for doing so because of the house I have given him to buy, and for that very purpose, to remember my best. I set and procure Balthasar's Bötzinger's and Ursula's conjugal housewives to my kindly beloved brother-in-law and sister in my field in Wolfsloch, to my beaker inside and out, and a golden lid to commemorate my dabey in the best. Item legire and I give my sister Margarethe soul. To two of my children, each leg I give and give to my cousin, Martin Ebenretter's son, George, 100 fl. and his sister 30 fl. Item and I give my share of water to the Synn Aßmusen Theins soul. Söhnletn left. I legit and give Michael Rüttinger 50 fl., As well as his two children, called Hännßlein and Mutt, also jegl. 50 fl. Are to be pulled down at his guilt, which he owes me. Page 28 - 28 Item legire and I give Martin Kinnel a little jug, my housewife soul. Sister-in-law a new coat with the faces. Item Elflein Kinnels soul. I declare my son, Sigmund, 25 fl. Item legire and I give his little sister, called Regina, my mediocre cup with all its belongings you shall be spared from use until she becomes manageable. Item legire and I give Georg Brauns housewives my Perlein belt, so my housewife soul. or the newly created beads, which you like among the two, to commemorate my best dabey. Item Legend and I give her little daughter, called Katterlein, my little pearl necklace, to pray for our poor soul a Lord's Prayer. It leggings and I give Michael Beinwalt's wife my beloved godmother my two golden rings with turquoise and ruby. Item I order and want, so my testamentaries will propose my yard to the sun and sell that the Licentiat Hieronymus Meder on the same have the first purchase and pay him with cash money. But if he did not want to accept such a sale, my testamentaries should have such power, if they wish, to sell the same money for them. Item I legire and procure Master Stephan, my tailor for his labor and toil, as he had with me in my illness, called my two-acre vineyard at Schüdling, to commemorate my in the best. Item legire and I bring to my housewife my Baasen my red velvet

studded belt to commemorate my dabey. As an item, I lay and arrange for my Weingarts men and their children a vineyard at Gobelschlen, which is structurally built so that they will remain unsold to their children and be kept in good condition for the benefit of named children. In addition, I put a bed-load, a under-bed, an over-bed, a straw sack, a P-feeler, two kisses and two Leylachen all with the best, as my testamentaries probably know to moderate their children. Item legire and I give Veit Brauern a silver in Magellein. I order and assert that every legatee who, in his legacy, if I bequeath to him and believe that he is not content, but ungratefully show himself against my testamentaries, will be deprived entirely of his legacy of his ingratitude and to use such for the benefit of poor people. I want that too, so some Page 29 My will and last will in part want to overturn or render incapacitated, by which my willfuls should keep it. Lastly, while the establishment of the heirs is a principal and cause of every last will and will, so in the very best and most consistent form and form of the right to my true, true, and undoubted heirs, I appoint and appoint a brother and sister dear to me Michael Ebenretter together with his children and Ursula Balthasar Bötzinger's marital housewife, as reported, in all and every possessions and goods, be it lying or moving, visited or unvisited, nothing excepted, so after payment of the debts and orientation of the legates described above and before it will be so, that my brother and his children should take half a share, and show themselves friendly and brotherly and sisterly in unity with one another, and commemorate in my prayer to God my poor soul. I order and wish that my appointed heirs should do my testamentary work in the exemption and execution of this last will in the least of not diminution or entry, but bite off all my possessions altogether, and much of my written testament and Last Will by my will to the wills oversupply willing and deliver. But if my heirs did so, they should be deprived of all the legates and affairs, as I meant them. And so that my will and last will be accomplished and enforced, I have arranged and appointed the honorable and well-honored, also honorable Hieronymus Geyssen and Georg Brauern of Würzburg, my most auspicious lords and friends, for the sake of God for my willful, executor and faithful asking to carry out my testament, Codicill and last will, according to his content, and to faithfully fulfill, as I set and have the heart and great confidence in them. For this reason, I give and give to each one of my tall silver cups one of whose dreys is best to commemorate my dabey. Protest and testify here publicly, where it should not have my business and ultimate will as a testament of omission of some ornament or glory of power and power, that after all it happens as every bad last will and business, so among the living by death Power and power have, subject to change my last will, to do several, even or partly. Item, for example, when pieces of paper are to be found by my command written in this last will of mine, I want them to be carried out by my testamentaries just as if they had been understood and written from word to word. Page 30 30 - Done these things Würzburg I Georg Hardly notaries and the clergy courts there geschwohrenen Schreiber, in obbemeldten Johann Eben Savior court to bask in his vörtern untern offices on Thursday there was the first day of Mayen this night and forty-fifth year (1548) without any doubt between twelve and one o'clock in the afternoon, which I confess to having written with my own hand written in front of me, specially requested and asked by

Johann Ebenretter. The present copy compares to its original, compared with the collationiret that I testify to this hand of Georg Schwertrich.

Scholarship-Entitled Families Hans Ebenretter was the 6th son of Hans Ebenretter and Elisabetha Grausenbach. She was the daughter of one of the two local citizens either Wilhelm Grausenbach (1469) or Oswald Grausenbach (1496). Hans was a citizen of Hildburghausen and miller in the Ebenretters mill and died shortly before 1549. He was married three times, Unknown, Catharina Rudlos, and Margaretha Möring. Margaretha still lived in 1584. Hans was the father of seven children: I Johann, II Michael, III Ursula, IV Margareta, V Stephan, VI Matthew, and VII Simon. No. 1-4 were from 1st marriage, 5-6 from 2nd married and No. 7 from third marriage. 1. Michael Ebenretter, Court Advisor in Würzburg who funded the larger stipend with 500 Franconian guilders in May 1548, died as a widower in 1548. 2. Michael Ebenretter, married Margaretha Schrumpf (probably sister to Margaretha Buchenröder in Häselrieth), received from his brother in Wuerzburg half of Anspachs- (Eben Savior) -Mühle, which he then had half with Balzer Bötzinger and home purchase demand for money by will from 01 May 1548

2.1. Michael Ebenretter. 2.2. Hans Ebenretter, cloth maker 1592, and his S. Bartholomew before the Barer f. m.

III. Ursula Ebenretter married Baltzer Bötzinger ") 1548, joiner here, his daughter Agnes or Walpurgis married to mayor, cloth-maker and owner of the Seemühle near Stressenhausen Johann Kob (Kobe, Kober) here (1-2-3.1597) Their son Nicol Claus ( Nicolaus) Kob ") A horror Hans Bach was related brothers of the testator Johann Ebenretter, namely Stephen and Matthew E. Stephan Kob, the guardian of the two Sties- and was named 1SS" the testator Schwager. ek. Genßler tab. I. 49 Concerning Bötzinger's Genealogy ek. JW Krauss, Beiträge I, 343. ") Nicolaus Kob's siblings: Stephan ut.1561 f 21 Apr 1638 as mayor here, Hans died 16 Jun 1617, his wife Anna married 1 <Z29 the pastor Caspar Kleinhelff in Altenstein, Anna Mar Hans Hey in Heldburg. Page 31 Cloth maker, died 1601, married Barbara Ebenretter, who in 1625 married the mayor Stephan Brunnquell here. ^. Nic. Kobs daughter Barbara, 1634 in Nuremberg, where she had fled to her brother for the sake of war, married Consul Paul Walz here (Sep. 18, 7, 1633). Ursula Walz was married to their children. with Michael Otto and Susanna Barbara Walz (f 16 Dec 1683) with dyer Antonius Otto and 2. with Redgerber Nicol Langguth. - I. Ursula Walz born 22 Feb 1624 buried 19 May 1672 married 11 Nov 1645 Cloth maker Michael Otto buried 19 May 1679; had 4 children: a.Margaretha Otto born 1659 1- 26 Sep 1732 married 1679 Rotgerber Hermann Kempf died 16 Apr 1736; whose S. Johann Friedrich Kempf born 7 Dec 1679 died 1755 Rotgerber, married 1707 Catharina 1763) daughter of the Pastor Nicol Kob in Simmershausen. Johann Friedrich Kempf's son: Johann Hartmann Kempf dpt. December 16, 1711, Rotgerber

died November 20, 1766, married 1740 Anna Catharina Dorothea Bauer from Heubach (-s- March 21, 1764); whose S. Johann Friedrich Kempf d? daughter 29 Sep 1745, pastor in Heubach, married Maria Christiane, daughter of the organist Georg Arnold in Suhl (later married to Pastor Olearius in Ölse); whose S. Christoph Carl Kempf born 12 Apr 1785, 1810 stuS. tu .; the daughter Johann Hartmann Kempfs Elisabetha Christiane Kempf born 6 Sep 1748 1- 17 Dec 1785 married 1770 Georg Fr. Haupt, baker 1 - 30 Mar 1816; whose daughter Johanna Marie Friedericke Haupt ut.27.10. 1771 -s 6 Jun 1841 married 3. 7. 1792 Johann Christian Friedrich Häublein died 19 Mar 1831; whose daughter Helene Ulrike Häublein born 17 Apr 1805 1- 30 Dec 1847 married March 8, 1835 typesetter Georg Anton Wolf; whose S. Christian Wilhelm Adolf Wolf born 5 Apr 1835, architect. Johann Friedrich Kempf's daughter Regina Margaretha born 10 Dec 1718 was married since 1742 to butcher and consul Johann Peter Vogel WHeldburg. Among their children was a) Christiane Dorothea Vogel born 1749 -s 5 Feb 1782 married to Jacob Otto Hieronymi, Adjunct in Ummerstadt. Its 1st S. Gottlieb Carl Hieronymi born 1768-here as OLG-President 1840 (K. Antonie married Muth in Römhild 1827, Betty march Pastor Dr. Emil Rückert in Schweina, Caroline married Georg Brückner, Prof. and Geh. Court and Archivrat in Meiningen A second son of the adjunct JO Hieronymi: Johann Christian Albert H. born 9. January 1774 was a deputy in Coburg and pastor in Unterlauter, married 1799 Anna Barbara Hausmann of Coburg; K .: 1. Maria Margaretha Hieronymi born in Coburg 29 Apr 1800 mar Tobias Philipp Eckart, garden inspector in Bamberg 2. Maria Regine H. born In Coburg 24. 2.1807 Page 32 Page 32 - 32 – married Johann Paul Eichhorn, Kastellan (K .: Ernst, born In Hanau 20 Mar 1836, went to America); 3. Antonie born in Neuses 14 May 1817 married Johann Martin Kirste from Lissa eov. 1847 in Vienna (K .: Maria Therese Kirste born 24.2.1848, Adele Christine born 22. 22. 6.1850, Ferdinand Otto born 1.10.1851 in Graz, scholarship 1871). d) Wilhelm Friedrich Vogel, brother of Christiane Dorothea Vogel born 1749, born in Heldburg 1750, Herzogl. Chancellery here, married 26. 10. 1776 Henriette Conta; whose daughter Wilhelmine born 9 Feb 1780 married 19. 1.1796 Carl Friedrich Dotzauer, Herzogl. Council and body surgeon; whose daughter Friedericke Caroline Dotzauer born 23. 7. 1801 died 19 Apr 1872 married 1821 Georg Ernst Gross, last go Judicial Council and App. Ger. Vice President here, -s-2.2.1878; had 8 children: 1. Pauline Groß born 13 Aug 1822 died 27 Jun 1895 married Lawyer Ferdinand Wey here (2nd marriage). (ek No. 5); 2. Wilhelm Groß born 13.9.1823, Apotheker, died 30.1.1856; 3. Antonie Groß born April 26, 1825, un married Jan. 13, 1898; 4. Julie Gross born 4.6.1828, single; 5. Mathilde Groß ut.14.2. 1830 s 7 Mar 1861 married Attorney Ferdinand Wey here (C .: a Clara born 25 Apr 1850 marr. Bookseller Carl Preuss in Cassel (K .: a., Ernst Preuß born 27. 7. 1873, d. Helene born 19.10.1777), Ernst born 27.7.1853 eauS edem. -s 11.6.1877, 6. Max Gross born 26.12.1831, Judge and AGR in Saalfeld married Jda born 4 Aug 1842, daughter of the chief official Hofrat Geyer dortselbst (C .: a.Mathilde born 9 Sep 1871 married 13. 10.1896 Dr. MES Heinrich Heubel, physician in Saalfeld (K .: Heinrich born 7.7.98 and Werner born 12 Apr 1903), Ernst, born 12.1.1876, trainee teacher) 7. Therese Groß ux., 7.12.1833, single; 8. Amalie Gross born 1 Feb 1836, single Nicol Otto, son of the 1679 -s Michael Otto, born 2.9.1646, court clerk, 3rd, 8 Jun 1692 married Barbara Schade 23 Nov 1686; whose son Johann Christoph Otto born 20.4 .1688,

Prof. and Rector Arnstadt, formerly Prof. on 6 May aeaS. Here, -s 3 Feb 1765 married Anna Catharine, daughter of the pastor Haas in Haselrieth, 19 Nov 1724; Carl Friedrich Otto born 1734, pastor in Geschwenda, died 21.11.1812 married Johanne Dorothea Hartmann from here 1779; whose daughter Louise born 29 Aug 1789 married Johann Christoph Kummer m. 1810, butcher in Geschwenda near Arnstadt; whose S. Wilhelm Kummer born 6 Nov 1825, 1888 pastor in Hachelbich with special. to live, married Emma Jda b. Hamel, scholarship holder 1852 (10th degree). (S .: Johannes born in Siegelbach near Arnstadt 1.10.1864, 1888 St. tneol in Leipzig, scholarship.) C Paul Otto, whose S. Johann Friedrich Jnspektor in Walkenrieth; S. Johann Michael Otto dvt. 16.11.1663 sep.29.12.1720, Cloth maker, married Louise Charlotte Must 1687 sev. 1735; whose daughter Margaretha Louise Otto dvt. 20 Aug 1696 married 1719 of Johann Paul Kempf, Baker and Wein- schenk (-s- 9 Nov 1768); whose daughter Sophia Friedericke Kempf dvt. 10. 9.1719 - 33 - 1-17 5th 1792 married 1746 of the miller and baker Johann Friedrich Neumann (Sep. 16, 7, 1773). His S. Valentin Carl Neumann dpt. 15. 7. 1753, baker, -s 7 Aug 1835 married in first marriage. 19 Aug 1776 with Johanne Magdalene Lindner. Of their children Johann Friedrich Gottlieb Neumann born 8 May 1777 1- 10 Dec 1856 as Großpfragner in Nuremberg, married 10. 7. 1803 Sibylla Lauter, died 28 Feb 1855 (Part 1) Barbara Katharine Friedericke Neumann born 2 Mar 1814 died 24. 5.1865 married of the elementary school teacher Christian Gottfried August Scküßler 25 May 1847, whose S. Moritz was Carl Christian Schüßler born 5. March 1857 in Nuremberg a., 1877 pc in Erlangen, daughter 2nd Anna Margaretha Sabine Neumann born 9.3.1816 married Of the George Aug. Jul. Schmidt, teacher at the commercial school in Nuremberg, July 24, 1861, whose son was Friedrich Julius Moritz Schmidt born 25 Dec 1849 a., 1868 pc., RveS in Erlangen). d. Wilhelm Peter Elias Neumann born 19 Nov 1779 1- 20 Sep 1845, baker, bewir. October 4, 1807 with Katharine Wilhelmine Knoll 1-1 / 3/1846; whose K. a. Johann Andreas Friedrich N. born 14.5.1813, Baker here m «. Sophia Marquardt 15 Jan 1837 (C .: Christiane Therese Dorothea born 4 May 1834 married Friedrich Wilhelm Gehbe 10.1.1860; Margharetha Dorothea born 23 Apr 1837; Carl August born 27. 5 Carl Georg ut., 8 Apr 43, sculptor, Peter Wilhelm Elias born 6. 7. 1844, Carl Martin uat., 13 Nov 1845). d. Margaretha Dorothea Friedericke born 13. 7. 1821 1- 30 Aug 1871 married Joh. Paul K u h n born 2 Sep 1820 1 - 21 Apr 1885 (S .: Mathilde born 12 Dec 1851, Wilhelmine born 7.12.1854, Albin born 26. 26. 1856, Maria born 10.12.1857, Emma born 10 Apr 1862, Heinrich born 14 Apr 1867). II. Susanne Barbara Walz, eop Apr 12.1615, buried 16.12. 1683, married 1. Anton Otto, black dyer here 20. 5.1639 buried 16.3.1640, married 2. Nicolaus Langgut h, red gerber here eop. 10 Aug 1641, 3SV. 03/31/1671. The 1st daughter Dorothea Langguth dpt Aug 3.1645 buried 6.3.1707, married 12.11.1667 JohannHöfel, Sergeant and Redgerber, 1-9.10.1710. The 1st daughter Johann Höfels Margaretha Höfel dpt. 24. 7. 1668 died 17. 7. 1746 was married to blacksmith Hans Georg Seidlein buried 2 Jan 1730; whose daughter Johanna Magdalena Seitlein dpt. 24 Jan 1713 1- 18 Mar 1770 to butcher Caspar Ortleb 1 - 17 Feb 1771; whose S. Johann Michael Elias Gottfried Ortleb dpt. 18 Jan 1745 died 22. 7. 1812 to Dorothea Christiane Friedericke Röder from Gotha died 13 Jun 1798; whose S. Johann Gottfried Ortleb dpt. 7 Dec 1773, Hofschlachter to Johanna Margaretha, daughter of the farm builder Simon Ehrlicher in Fornbach (Coburg) and its S. Johann August Ortleb born August 12, 1804 pastor in Eicha. 3

Page 34 - 34 - The second daughter of the redger Johann Höfel Dorothea dot. 6.1.1675 -s-17.1.1739 was married to Johann Christianoph (Christian) Behring, cloth merchant here buried 8 Mar 1746; their son Johann Martin Behring was Amtsverweser, while the daughter Johanna Margaretha Barbara Behring dvt. 17 Aug 1698, died 20 Apr 1771, married was 1. to Johann Caspar Rottenbach, Hofschneider buried 25. 4.1720, and 2. to Anton Justin Wagner, Herzogl. Valet 1 - August 30, 1780; whose daughter Johanna Dorothea Barbara Wagner dpt Jan 1. 1726, married 1. Johann Michael Mesch, Pastor In Schweickershausen eov Dec 2.1743, married 2. Elias Friedrich Dotzauer, school fellow and organist here (1-11, 5, 1787). Elias Fr. Dötzauer S .: Christian Fr. Dötzauer born 5.7.1764, continuator of the IP Hönn'schen Cob. Timeline, -s as a deacon in Sonneseld (1787 scholarship holder) and left behind Philipp Heinrich Dotzauer student of theology 1811 (10th degree). From 1. Marriage Johann August Mes ch, Pastor In Bödigheim, Holzhausen, Sonneseld, 1- 24 Feb 1802, married 12. 7. 1768 Wilhelmine Schöner, pastor's daughter from Wetzhausen, died 1815 as Widow In Schweinfurt. Of their children: a. Johanne Rosine Mesch, -s in Schweinfurt 1849 married of Johann Philipp Michel there (1-11 4th 1815), whose S. Athanasius born 27.10. married in 1795 11. 10. 1846 with Julianne Giegler born 14 Jun 1820, the one n S. Julius born May 6, 1850, Carl Michael born May 6, 1856 (graduated from the Gymnasium of Schweinfurt in 1874). d. Louise Katharina Mesch married Matthias Knauer, innkeeper in Sonneseld (K .: 1.Philipp August Knauer born to Sonneseld 15 Sep 1805, -s as a pastor to Roßfeld married Rosalie Förster born 8.3.1821, whose son Carl Wilh. Franz Knauer born 30 Apr 1845, scholarship holder 1868, pastor and palace chaplain to Neuses b. Coburg married 1. Antonie born Schwender born 24. 9.1849, - to Neuses 18 May 1877. (Son: Hugo Knauer born 10 Apr 1871 to Rodach, now Royal High School teacher to Erfurt married Marie Meisch, K .: Walter Knauer born to Katowice 1 Nov 1901, Werner Knauer born To Katowice 4 Jan 1902). married 2. Lina born. Rose from Coburg born August 2, 1863 (K .: Karl Knauer, at the present time professor of economics in Leipzig, born to Neuses, April 28, 1883, Antonie Knauer born to Neuses, October 19, 1884, now a teacher in Hildburghausen; Emil Knauer born to Neuses 2 Sep 1887, Ernst Alexander Knauer born to Neuses 8 Mar 1894, Adolf Wilhelm Knauer born to Callenberg 26 Mar 1897, Johanna Knauer born to Neuses 18 May 1901) Feb Friedericke Knauer may. Georg Höfer, cashier in Coburg, died 1873; K .: 1. Wilhelm born 25. 10. 1834, KR. in Coburg, married 1. Emilie Goebel -s-1867, married 2. Maria Albrecht (C .: Therese married Kraushaar, Jda born 28 Apr 1862, Hermann born 8 Jun 1870, Frieda born 15 Dec 1873, Alfred ut. Page 35 - 35 - 21 Jan 1880); 2. Wilhelmine born 1837 married Carl v. Langsdorf, go Economics Council in Dresden 1 - 1894 (K .: Wilhelm born 21 Jan 1859, Lina and Clara). e. Johanna Wilhelmine Mesch born in Holzhausen 19 Apr 1782 eop. 3.11.1801 with Johann Wilhelm Schilling, merchant in Schweinfurt; their son Julius Philipp Schilling born 17 Feb 1803 Pastor in Pommersfelden 14. 7. 1833 with Julie Philippine, daughter of the Dean Fr. Constantin Wernlein in Münchberg; their son Walland Schilling born 7. 7. 1837 scholarship holder 1857 st. tu. in Leipzig. The second daughter of the 1671 -s-redger Nicol Langguth Margaretha Langguth dvt. 18 Jun 1655 buried 17. 5.1716 married 1. Nicolaus Lützelberger, Ackersmann 18. 2.1679 buried 15. 5.1690; married 2nd Johann Martin Vogt, Wagemeister here eop. 04/26/1692. Their daughter Margaretha

Barbara Lützelberger dpt. 24 Sep 1697 buried 14 Mar 1726 married Joh. Georg Wippler, Schwarzfärbermeister eop Apr 11. 1704; whose daughter Margaretha Veronica Wippler dpt. May 13, 1709, married 1. Michael Christoph Lützelberger, cloth dealer hiereop. 5.11.1726 sev. 02/11/1733; IMU Feb Johann Martin Bishop, Diak. in Heldburg eop. 05/03/1737; whose 1.T. Katharina Barbara Bischof died 16 Aug 1793 married Johann Martin Oberländer, Pastor In Unterneubrunn and 2nd daughter Maria Dorothea Bischof dpt Mar 3. 1740 married Johann Paul Scheider, Pastor In Sachsendorf; whose son Johann Fr. Theodor Scheider born April 27, 1763, Pastor In Ebenhards; whose S. Carl Wilhelm Eduard Scheider, pastor in Gompertshansen. S. Katharina Kobe, sister of Nicolaus Kobe, died 1633 married Nicolaus Hermann, called Keller, baker f 4.3.1620; whose S. Michael Hermann, baker, 1 - 18 Aug 1635 married 9 May 1626 Anna Maria, daughter of the Kirchner Johann Rögner here, who later married the baker and Lieutenant Paul Rottstein; Michael S. also Michael Hermann Keller called dpt. 19 Apr 1633, Lebküchner and quartermaster, -s-12.2.1708, married 10 Nov 1657 Agnes, daughter of the Gerber Hans Rink, died 10 Mar 1720; whose daughter Anna Maria Hermann Keller dpt. 23. 7. 1672 died 9.3.1756 married 13 Sep 1687 Hofbüttner Jacob Lausch here died 19.10.1751; whose 1.S. Johann Michael Lausch born 1690, Büttner and Brewmaster in Veilsdorf, married Barbara, Widow of the tailor Nicol Berger there in 1721; whose S. Johann Heinrich Lausch born 1730 Büttner in Veilsdorf, married 1758 Dorothea, daughter of the mayor Nicol Sollmann in Ahlstadt; whose daughter Elisabetha Barbara born 9 Nov 1755 married 1773 school teacher Nicolaus Kolb in Veilsdorf; whose S. Gottfried born 21 Sep 1774, studied. A second son of the court janitor Jacob Lausch (-s- 19th 10th 1751) was Johann Daniel Lausch dpt. 1 Sep 1700 Büttuermeister here, buried 31 Aug 1732, married 6 Jun 1724 Juliane Maria, daughter of the merchant and quarter- 3 * Page 36 Master Johann Georg Hellmuth here; whose daughter Eva Barbara dpt. 20 Nov 1725 may. 1742 clothier Valentin Brunn source; whose daughter Katharina Louise Brunnquell dpt. March 8, 1749 married 1. 1776 Jacob Panitz, ducal. Valet, married 2. 1790 merchant Carl Andrä; whose S. Carl Friedrich Panitz born 12. 10. 1777, 1797 st. M. The son of Valentin Brunnquells Johann Heinrich Brunnquell was pastor in Rottenbach eov. May 20, 1794 with Wilhelmine Rosine Trier, daughter of Wolfgang Siegfried Trier, secretary and cellarer at Wertheim; whose daughter Friedericke Caroline Brunnquell born 18 Feb 1801 eov Nov 7. 1822 with Herzogl. Court trumpeter Franz August Müller, who went to Altenburg in 1826; whose S. Carl Johann Friedrich Müller born 6 Feb 1824. (! .. Stephan Kobe-) born 1561 -s-21 Apr 1638, mayor here, married Anna s 8 Nov 1649 in Nördlingen. Had 6 children: a. Michael Kobe, eop. March 23, 1617, Kürschner, married Elisabeth, daughter of the mayor JM Siegler 1610; d. U. Sebastian Kobe born 1603, Rector in Nördlingen, Pastor In Heilbronn; e. Wolfgang K. born 1605, Field Medicine with Duke Bernhard von Weimar; S. Anna K. born 1606; e. Hans K. born 1608 -s-1635; f. Stephan Kobe M. born 10 Jan 1597, baker and mayor here 1642 and 1681, sev. May 12, 1681, the paternal property was greedily drawn to itself; married 1. Veronica Ha Bermann born 26.10.1604, -s-29.10.1657, daughter of the cloth merchant Johann Habermann, the progenitor of the sex, the, born 1562 -s 1606, with his wife Catharina Müller 1588 from Neustadt a. S. had moved here at the time of the persecution; married 2. Maria Hauck, died 1672. From Stephan Kobes Mu Jan Marriage: 1. Barbara Kobe born 24 Apr 1624 died 29 Dec 1670 married 13 Nov

1648 Erasmus Kühner of Eisfeld, Weißgerber hier -s 17 Sep 1697. These had 4 children: Anna Veronica Kühner born Apr 2. 1651 -s 1721 War Jan Martin Stehlin, pharmacist here died 23.11.1674, married 2. Caspar Ströla, Zeugmacher here -f-13.5.1697; d. Veit Michael K. born 1656, Weißgerber s 8 Mar 1704, married Martha Babel, children died early; e. Elisabetha Kühner dpt Aug 10. 1649 married Michael Müller, Zimmermann -s 14 Apr 1720 (K .: Sebastian Müller born 1673, Pastor In Neuses died 1736 married Anna, daughter of a Kammerschreibers') Stephan Kobe was a grandson of the a. Stephan Kobe, born in Hayna in 1506, was a caste master here in 1539 and in 1550 made a donation to an alms bowl. A great-grandson of the Haynaer St. Kob was Johann Sebastian Kobe of Koppeufels born July 15, 1699, 175 "here Privy Council, ennobled by the Emperor August 26, 1754, p Nov 1765, married Polyxena Regine, daughter of the Mainz Hofrat G. Ad. Want; of his children was Johann Friedrich nt. March 26, 1733 Chancellor in Weimar; Just Siegfried born 5 Mar 1749 to 1806 the 1st in the local Geh. Council Collegium, then horrified and 20.10.1816 in Heszberg s; the daughter Dorothea Friedericke born 11 Feb 1755, died May 21, 1810 Gem. Of the Hofrat Georg Kummelmann, sub delegate to the kaiserl. Debit Commission here, died 11. 7. 1796. Page 37 - 37 - von Coburg: Ursula Müller born 1676; Margaretha Müller born 1679 -s 1744 married Cloth maker Wendel Krehmer here -s 1726 (S .: Caspar Krehmer born 24 Jun 1703, Pastor In Altoranden burgs-s 177 ", whose Deszenden to" Hampe "under Koch-Lutz Stip. Nicol Muller born 1705 -1776, Zeugmacher, Maria Müller born 1712 married Johann Erb, Schneider here -s 1772, Balthasar Müller born 1715, Pastor in Werder near Potsdam), S. Stephan Kühner born 24.9.1654, Weißgerber, 1 - 14.12.1729 married Catharina Hanff, daughter of the butcher Georg Hanff in Eisfeld, died 8.10.1720 They had 3 children: Anna Kühner born 27.9.1686 1-1713, married Christoph Pistorius , Hofpaucker -s-1716 (S .: Johann Christoph Pistorius, born 3. 7. 1709, Superint in Königsberg i Fri, died 9 May 1772, married Margaretha, daughter of the Hofrat Georg Bechmann Margaretha Katharina Kühner born 8. 7. 1691, died 16 May 1731 married 1. Pastry Chef Johann Laurenz Samson1 - 1729, married 2. 1730 Fr. Genßler From the First Marriage: a.Catherine Margaretha Samson born 29 Mar 1716, 1- 28 Apr 1755, married Georg Breh m «) from Rodach, Fürstl. Valet and Surgeon, died 7. 10. 1766, whose S. Christoph Carl Brehm Amtschirurg born 30 Nov 1737, -s 30. 4.1814, rix. Margaretha Sibylla Zinn from Eisfeld, 1 - 28 Apr 1802; of their children was Georg Brehm born July 15, 1762 Superint. in Königsberg i. Fr., died 1826, married 1. 10.9.1988 Wilhelmme, daughter of the Hofpred. J. G. Pfranger in Meiningen, died 1811 (S. Heinrich Carl ut., 21 Sep 1802, 1822 St. in Erlangen), married 2. Henriette Scheller, 1 - 1813. Christoph Carl Brehm born 1771, court medicine here, 1799 kaiserl. Field medicine in Regensburg, s here 1804, married Maria Müller from Königsberg. d. Alberin e Magdalene Samson born 18 Sep 1718 married Johann Heinemann Heinemann, sock-knit here (S .: Catharina H. born 1740 Gustav Witthauer, chief forester in Heubach, Ottilie H. born 1743, Rofw H-ut. 1746). e. Conrad Samson born August 15, 1721, lawyer Feb Catharina Kobe, 2nd part of Stephan Kobe born 1625 -s Apr 9. 1682, the Latin school labled 10 fl Mar Nicol Kobe, son of Stephan K. zuu, dvt. 16. 7. 1632, Pastor In Rothhausen and Simmershausen, -s 1 Mar "15, married 1672 Ursula, daughter of the Sup. Melchior Weigler here, whose S. Zvhann offered Michael Kobe 10 Nov 1677 Hofpred., And Archid., Here -s 1? - 2, 1734, married Anna Heinrici, of whose children a Joseph A. CVsSus Kobe ut., 4 Jun 1703 Pastor In Bedheim, married

Philippine Glimper from Haina; d Amandus Gotthold K. born 1717, 1-18.3.1784, cloth merchant m Königsberg i Fr (S. Johann Andreas Kobe born 23 Nov 1747 Stadtmikus in Rodach), e Concoroia Rosine Kobe ") G. Brehm in 2. she was married to Adelheid, daughter of Slpoth, Conrad Müller, who later married HofkondUor Schlöffel in Gotha and died in 1793. Page 38 - 38 - mÄI-. Georg Andreas Eyring, court administrator in Eyrichshof; S. Cordula married City Treasurer Chr. Michael Eyring here (S .: Caspar Heinrich Eyring) Apr Anna Kobe, 3rd part of the Stephan Kobelu., Dpt Apr 5. 1636 buried 14 Feb 1692, married 1. Johann Georg Thym, Pastor In Stressenhausen, -s-1664; married 2. Johann Röder, city and land medicine, died 20 Aug 1681, childless. D. Hans Kobe buried 16 Jun 1617 married Anna (1629 married to Pastor Caspar Kleinhelf in Altenstein); his daughter Agnes Kobe buried 24 Aug 1649 may. Clothier Paul Heubner; whose daughter Margaretha Heubner dpt. 24 Jun 1632 buried 29 Jun 1712 married Cloth maker Hans Getger buried 27.3. 1714; whose S. Michael Geiger dpt. May 22, 1668, Cloth maker, died 2.5.1738, married ?; whose S. Johann Valentin Geiger dpt. March 22, 1694, Cloth maker, -s. 28 May 1762, married Anna Maria, daughter of the blacksmith Martin Dressel von Weitersroda, died 3. 7. 1777; whose S. Johann Andreas Geiger dpt. 28. 8.1729, died 20.7.1810, Vice-Chancellor and Kantor here, married Anna Catharina, daughter of the tailor Johann Andreas Fischer 1755 (S. Christoph Ernst born 12 Sep 1772 Collaborator here). IV. Margaretha Ebenretter, -s-before 1548, may. Hans Langguth here; They had 2 daughters: Agnes and Anna, whom the testator Hof- Hofichtsvokat Johann Ebenretter a. 1548 each 20 fl. Alloyed. Agnes Langguth married 1549 Michael HaubPfister "), who appears in 1550 as a co-heir. (Genßler Tab. I, 45 sa, 51 sq., 62 sq.) Anna Langguth buried 1 Apr 1625 married Hans Dörer seu., Baker, co-owner of Döllenguth in Häselrieth 1595, also Thörer, Derer, Dürer, Durr, Vierlein (Virles son after his father Severus, virus), buried 26 Aug 1628; had 5 children: a. Hans Dörer M. buried 1639, married i. Elisabeth, daughter of the Pastor Adam Sellanus in Mebritz, 1 - 1632, married 2. Magde- glue Schuster, who married Michael Grübel in 1639; whose daughter Anna Maria Dörer is married to Nicol Beyer; daughter Margaretha Beyer to Johann Georg Seidlein (C .: Mu Garetha Barbara Seidlein marrriedJohn Caspar Stärcker, Margar. Catharine Seiden married Leutnant Joh.Nicol Köhler, Louise Charlotte Seidelein married Joh. Mar «n Bähring). d. Margaretha Dörer died 1626, married Baker Valentin Wagner 1615. e. Lorenz Dörer -s-1650 married 1. Elisabetha Boßecker 1-1634, married 2. Anna Kühr. "- von Wiedersbach (C .:" Kunigunde Dorothea ") Spouse of a niece of the tunS. "Tiz ... but not mentioned in the will as co-principal he was seen in the consistory decision of lu." As the main inheritance and D. ns. 1SSN together with the other co-heirs due to payment of the scholarship funds. One of his grandsons Wolf's Haub, 1-1636, was schoolmaster ^ Häselrieth, a Daniel Psister 1633 not. publ. and a Georg Psister 1648 Diak. in Coburg an ancestor of him, Lorenz Psister, was in 1428 co-founder of the rich Almosen to U. 2 women and had ever with the Psisterschen sex a Jahrtag (Krauß II, 170). Page 40 - 40 - v. Truchseßmann clerk in Oberlauringen, died 1831 in Schweinfurt as kgl. Bayr. Civil servant married Maria Barbara Schappach, Hofadvokatstochter; whose S. the poet Friedrich

Rücker t, among the posthistoric lyricists the largest, born 16 May 1788 in Schweinfurt, Prof. the oriental. Languages in Erlangen and Berlin, January 31, 1866 in Neuses near Coburg married Louise Winthaus-Fischer. K. Friedrich Rückerts: a. Heinrich R. ") born 1823, -s. 11 Sep 1875, Professor of History in Wroclaw, married Maria Stein from Eckern förde died 1874; daughter Elisabeth, married Pastor Franz Heim in Veilsdorf. d. Carl R. rt 1824, Medical Council in Coburg, died 1897 married Elise Stichling from Weimar; K .: Hans, Dr. MES. And pract. Doctor in Munich; Anna and Helene. e. August R. 1826 economist, administrator of the paternal estate in Neuses -s, married Alma Freriep from Weimar; S .: ". Frieda married School counsel Beck in Coburg (K .: Alma, Fritz st meS., Hedwig, Auguste, Heinrich), Hugo, AGR. in Frankfurt a. M. ^. Paul, estate manager in Neuses, S. Clara married Aumüller, economist in Sonneseld, L. Bertha, artist. S. Leo R. born 10.1.1827, economierat, Meiningen -s 9.5.1904, married Constanze Spangenberg from Belrieth; K .: Fritz, physician-23 Nov 1902 in Zittau, respected ophthalmologist, -single, buried in Meiningen; Hedwig married Aleseld in Schweinfurt; Ernst, economist in the Bavarian. e. Fritz-as un married as a first-time lieutenant. k. Maria, lives in Neuses. Anna married Dr. Meae. Berger, Medical Council in Coburg K .: Hans, Dr. med. meä., doctor in Jena; Louise, Bertha, Helene Mar Johanne Helene R. born 1765, died 1831 in Hellingen, married Wildmeister Christian Ernst Grimmer in Sachsendorf -s-1820, a true Nimrod; daughter married to valet Fischer in Altenburg Apr Ursula Elisabetha R. born 1768, -s-1840, Herzogl. Chambermistress, mN. Caspar Friedrich Prager born 15.7.1756, son of the rector in Heldburg and later adjunct Christian P. in Uninierstadt and the lifetime and changed the name Rucker in Rückert; whose daughter Anna Magdalena married . with Hans Rückert, KastenmMer and Zwölfer, acquired the place to the public tavern in the upper part of the village in front of the gate; whose S. Hans born 169-175 owner of the inn, nx. Dorothea Anschütz, whose brother studied in Schleusingen and sold the tavern to her son Johann Michael R. born 1731 to follow Schwarzbach. From the peasantry, as in Luther's case, among the Rieders there was the primeval and the pithy and the love of rural still life. (C. C. Beyn.) Lost Poems Fr. Rückerts and new contributions to his life and writings, Wen 1877; JW Krauss Contribution I, 43 ", 446.> 2) Heinrich Rückert wrote among other things Annale, of German history, history of the Middle Ages, German literary history, history of the New High German dialect. Page 40 - 40 - v. Truchseßmann clerk in Oberlauringen, died 1831 in Schweinfurt as kgl. Bayr. Civil servant married Maria Barbara Schappach, Hofadvokatstochter; whose S. the poet Friedrich Rücker t, among the posthistoric lyricists the largest, born 16 May 1788 in Schweinfurt, Prof. the oriental. Languages in Erlangen and Berlin, January 31, 1866 in Neuses near Coburg married Louise Winthaus-Fischer. K. Friedrich Rückerts: a. Heinrich R. ") born 1823, -s. 11 Sep 1875, Professor of History in Wroclaw, married Maria Stein from Eckern förde died 1874; daughter Elisabeth, married Pastor Franz Heim in Veilsdorf. d. Carl R. rt 1824, Medical Council in Coburg, died 1897 married Elise Stichling from Weimar; K .: Hans, Dr. MES. And pract. Doctor in Munich; Anna and Helene. e. August R. 1826 economist, administrator of the paternal estate in Neuses -s, married Alma Freriep from Weimar; S .: ". Frieda married School counsel Beck in Coburg (K .: Alma, Fritz st meS., Hedwig, Auguste, Heinrich), Hugo, AGR. in Frankfurt a. M. ^. Paul, estate manager in Neuses, S. Clara married Aumüller, economist in Sonneseld, L.

Bertha, artist. S. Leo R. born 10.1.1827, economierat, Meiningen -s 9.5.1904, married Constanze Spangenberg from Belrieth; K .: Fritz, physician-23 Nov 1902 in Zittau, respected ophthalmologist, -single, buried in Meiningen; Hedwig married Aleseld in Schweinfurt; Ernst, economist in the Bavarian. e. Fritz-as un married as a first-time lieutenant. k. Maria, lives in Neuses. Anna married Dr. Meae. Berger, Medical Council in Coburg K .: Hans, Dr. med. meä., doctor in Jena; Louise, Bertha, Helene Mar Johanne Helene R. born 1765, died 1831 in Hellingen, married Wildmeister Christian Ernst Grimmer in Sachsendorf -s-1820, a true Nimrod; daughter married to valet Fischer in Altenburg Apr Ursula Elisabetha R. born 1768, -s-1840, Herzogl. Chambermistress, mN. Caspar Friedrich Prager born 15.7.1756, son of the rector in Heldburg and later adjunct Christian P. in Uninierstadt and the lifetime and changed the name Rucker in Rückert; whose daughter Anna Magdalena married . with Hans Rückert, KastenmMer and Zwölfer, acquired the place to the public tavern in the upper part of the village in front of the gate; whose S. Hans born 169-175 owner of the inn, nx. Dorothea Anschütz, whose brother studied in Schleusingen and sold the tavern to her son Johann Michael R. born 1731 to follow Schwarzbach. From the peasantry, as in Luther's case, among the Rieders there was the primeval and the pithy and the love of rural still life. (C. C. Beyn.) Lost Poems Fr. Rückerts and new contributions to his life and writings, Wen 1877; JW Krauss Contribution I, 43 ", 446.> 2) Heinrich Rückert wrote among other things Annale, of German history, history of the Middle Ages, German literary history, history of the New High German dialect. Page 41 , Lord Mayor in Pößneck born 10 Mar 1830, -s 8 Mar 1884, married Rosa von Jeß aus Holstein; S .: Elisabeth born 15 Nov 1868, married Captain v. Götze in Schlettstadt. S. Cäcilie R. born 2 Jan 1832, died 12 Apr 1896 here, married Kaufmann Straßburger in Sonneberg, childless. daughter Reinhold R. 1- as Dr. Meae. 15. 7. 1856 in Vienna. d. Carl Julius Emil Rückert ") born 20.5.180", Dr. pKil .. Pastor In Simmershausen, Schweina and Liebenstein, 1867 KR., 1 - 19 Aug 1868, married 1828 Betty, 2nd part of Reg Chairman of the Executive Board, Gottlieb Carl Hieronymi here, Nov. 19, 1875, S .: "Heinrich ut., November 18, 1829, Dr. meS., Pract. Physician in Schweina and Physikus in Camburg, -s Jan 1865, un married .> S) Emil Rückert, for a long time associate of Joseph Meyer's large, conversion encyclopaedia of historical, mythological and etymological treatises; Page 42 - 42 - / ?. Carl born 21. 1 «. 1835, -s Mar 2. 1892, burr and saline director in Salzungen, married Maria Jahn from Meiningen; S .: Paul born 1868 st. rer. mout. -s-1890; Johanna born 1870 married Supervisor Nau in Kyritz; Hans born 1872, art graduate, s 1897. Georg Wilhelm Otto '.) born 2.1.1847 in Schweina, Dr.pdil., School director in Salzungen, Meiningen, county school inspector for the district of Sonneberg and the districts of Hildburghausen, Eisfeld and Heldburg, 1892 seminar director, 1895 school council here, scholarship holder 1868, married Julie born. Rückert, K .: Gertrud born 19 Sep 1874 married 24 Feb 1902 Oberpostassistent Carl Oskar Großenbach in Eisfeld, born 10.10. 1864 in Mühlhausen (S .: Kurt born 6 Feb 1903); Oskar ") born 1 Sep 1876, Dr. M., seminary teacher in Gotha, scholarship holder 1895, married Anna Mahn born 13 Sep 1879 (K .: Hans Helmut born 18 Mar 1904 and Wolfgang Heinrich August 15, 1905), Hedwig born 16.9.1878, expert in housekeeping, Margaretha born 26. March 1888.

Mathilde born 14 May 1833 mar 29.11.1855 garden director Paul Niemeyer in Altmstein and Magdeburg, died 1901 in Weimar, grandson of the Pedagogue in Halle (K .: Max, chemist, born 1856, -s-1884; Hermann, Regierungsbaumeister, born 1858, died 1900; Betty born 1860 and Maria born 1861, un married ) 6. Johann Christian Rückert born 27 Dec 1773, died 1856, counsel and Hofmarschallamtssekretär, married Barbara Krapp of Eisfeld, -j- 1846. K .: Elisabetha R. mar., teacher Christian Lenz, daughter -s .. Christian R. ut, 14 May 1814 here, town clerk here, -s 27.11.1871, married Lisette Stammer, childless. Emma born 9.9.1819, -s in Elgersburg 1903, married Hautboist Hausen in Weimar, K .: Alexander, merchant in Cassel, Anna married Elffelein, post office clerk in E rfurt; Elly in Keilhau. S. Sophia born 1820, lives single in the pottery in Weimar. e. Louise born 12 Mar 1823 umr. Pastor And KR. Nicolaus Fischer in Reurieth, born 9 Jun 1812 in Mogger near Sonneberg, s 21 Apr 1893 here; S .: ". Anna born 24. 10. 1843 married Teacher Ottomar Reichardt (K .: Elly born 20 Apr 1881). / ?. Elly born 9 Feb 1845 married Feldjäger Machalett (K .: Hans, court clerk, Fritz, sergeant, Max, waiter, Martha). ^. Adolf born 9 Feb 1847, traveler at M. Bodenstein's metal factory here, single. Otto Rückert wrote: Georg Ernst, the last Count von Henneberg, history of the municipal schools in the royal city of Meiningen, annual reports on the school system of the circles Sonneberg and Hildburghausen, 1868-89, The business essay in the training school, history of the teacher training from Hildburghausen from 1795-1895 (Anniversary letter), history of the Meininger seminar, as well as wall maps of Europe and Germany. ") Oskar Rückert wrote: Ulrich Zwinglis Jdeen on Education. Page 43 - 43 - S. Hermann born 12 Feb 1860, teacher in Saalfeld, married Elly Anschütz von Saalfeld (S .: Hans born 5 Jun 1892). k. Emilie born May 21, 1830 married 1. Ferdinand Kesselring (K .: Anna and Johanne); married 2. Dr. meci. Piutti in Elgersburg (K .: Leonhard Piutti, innkeeper here, Bertha P., single, Minna P. married Bank director Gotzmannshausen (K .: 2 daughter and 1 S.) 7. Friedericke born 1777 mar Gugel in Petersburg (C .: Christian born 1804, Heinrich born 1805), S. Johann Christian Gehring dot 12 Dec 1749, sev. 7. 6.1803, Hofbüttner and innkeeper to the Erbprinzen here, married Maria Magda - lena, daughter of the butcher Jakob Merz in Meiningen, July 1, 1802. Their children: 1. Johann Christian Gehring dot 12. 7. 1776, -s 22 Jun 1825, Hofbüttner and Lakai, married 1799 Friedericke Margaretha, daughter of the Hofmaurer Christoph Winzer, 1- 13 Aug 1823. Their children: a.Caroline Gehring married 1839 Consul-Secretary Ernst Fehringer (K .: Thekla born 27 Apr 1831 married Hofbuchdruckereibesttzer Wilhelm Gadow, whose 4 children - Emma born 8 May 1833, Therese -s 4 Apr 1888, Hedwig -s 30 Jan 1855) or Carl Adolf Gehring born 5. 1808, Hofbüttner, -s 4 Mar 1877, married 1. Magdalena Schesfler, 2. Sophia Barbara Kirchhof 28 Dec 184 0. K .: a. Christian Friedrich Gehring born 2 Apr 1827 in Frankfurt, reindeer 1 - 1899, married Elisabeth Schäfer (K .: Carl Adolf G. born 12 Dec 1856 married 16 Mar 1879 Anna Marie Helene Schauermann born 12 Dec 1858 (K .: Christian Friedrich born 18 Jan 1880 and Johanna Elisabeth born 15. 15. 2.1895) by Auguste Therese G. born 13. 13. 1830 mar 1862 coachman Christian Müller, 1 - 18.1.1881 (K .: Catharina born 1865. Caroline born 1869) e. Georg Gustav born 30 Nov 1831, 1858 married in Dresden, - 1885. S. Caspar Friedrich born 26. 7. 1833, 1864 in Homburg betrir., died 1885, married Sophie Barbara Kirchhof aus Caroline Maria born 3. January 1842, lives here, August Leonhard G. ") born 28. July 1843, Dr. vu., Prof. at the Gymnasium in Gera, married Thekla Herrmann born 27

Jan 1846 (T .: Auguste born 6 Jun 1870 uwr., Superint and Hofpred Berthold Auerbach born 29 May 1862, daughter Maria born 21. 7. 1892) 2. Friedericke Gehring born 1778, 1 - 1854 married Court secretary Daniel Bechmann here, - 1826. "") Aug. Gehring wrote: Dictionary to Süpfles Aufg. To lat. Style exercises 1877, Greek elementary book too Introduction to Homer reading 1884; History tables 1876; InSex Lomerieus 1891; ^ ppeuäix Kz'Mllornia voead. e out. 183b, as well as program treatises on Socrates and Aristophanes Wolken 1873; Treatment of the Greek Syntax 1886. Page 44 - 44 - 3. Elisabetha Gehring born 1779, -s 1805 married Conrad v. Nordheim from Heubach, game master in Heldburg (T. Elisabetha -s 1837 married Hofadvokat W. Maurer iu Heldburg) Apr Helene Gehring born 1781, -s-1813 married Hofriemer Christoph Frauenberger, died 1833. C .: Friedericke Frauenberger, died 1867 married Gottlieb Mauer: Caroline Fr. died 1847, married Kanzlist Ludwig Schmidt (C .: Heinrich Schmidt born 1829, Carl born 1831, Max born 1833, Therese born 1834, August born 1836, Louise born 1846). ") V. Stephan Ebenretter, 1584 citizens and owners the sitter's daughter, had 7 children: 1. Heinrich, baker f 1606 married Margaretha Heubner, later married to Schneider Lorenz Hornickel, her two S. Hans and Stephan -s Kinderlos 2. Hans, co-owner of the Ebenretters mill sep 8, 1625 Mar Andreas -s, childless, 4. Elisabeth, c.1618, Mar., Aegidius Kühner, 4. Margaretha, Muller, Melchior, Savoys-s, 1638 Jun Barbara Mar., (?) Muller Martin Siebenlist Katharina No. 2: Hans Ebenretter, co-owner of the Ebenrettersmühle sep., 31. 8.1625, married 1. Katharina, daughter of Michael Rudloff from here; married 2. Anna Langgutl) sep Mar Margaretha, daughter of Heinrich Thomä from here, eop. 1620. From 1. Marriage: Stephan Eb., German school master here buried 26 Feb 1631 and Christoph Eb. born 1590, from 2nd Eh e Andreas born September 4, 1595. - Besides these, Hans Ebenretter is said to have had 7 children: John, Nicolaus, Margaretha, Laurentius, Dorothea, Susanne, Barbara. ^. Christoph Ebenretter born 1590, baker and miller here buried 16 Dec 1641, married November 22, 1613 Katharina, daughter of the citizen Hans Rottstein, buried 2 Jan 1658; had 10 children, including Margaretha Ebenretter born 1617 married Johann Dressssel, Susanna E. married Nicol Fischer, Wolfgang E., ") The descendants of the second marriage of the 1774 f Johann Georg Gehring (v. 39) are not entitled to scholarships, because only Margaretha Helene Bau is a descendant of the founder, ie not the descendants of the founder Johann Michael Gehring born 1761, f 1834, married 1. Elisab Katzenberger f 1791, married 2. Christiane nt 1769, f 1849, d. Of the Duke, chamber lakai Georg Philipp König, K .: 1. Christian born 1788, f 1843, married M. Höhn f 18S7 (K .: Caroline born 1819, mar Carl Lindig, Friedericke born 1814, mi Carl Dressel mar 2 Fr. Popp) 2. Friedericke born 1798, married Hofwagner Fr. Bauer (K .: Maria marke 1859 brewer Wilhelm Gehring, Ludwig born 182S, Louise born 1827, married Bernhard Hochrein, Anna born 183, Eduard born 183S). Margaretha, Court Trumpeter Daniel Beckert, 4. Friedericke, born 180, Peter Fischer, 5. Christiane ut, 1802, Margaret Christian, 6. Magdalena ut, 1804, Mar butcher Georg Ortleb, 7. Philipp born 1806, married Georgine Langguth (K .: Wilhelm born 183) , married Maria Bauer; Augusteut. 1832, married Baker Master Georg Sauerteig; Henriette born 1837, married Gottreich Lobenstein.

Page 45 - 45 - whose son Laurentius was organist in Gotha, Jacob E. dpt. 14 Aug 1620 Pastor In Öttingshausen and Eishausen buried 15 Mar 1679, married Ursula Walpurg Bechstädtin, Widow Of the Superint. N. Melchior Weigler here 14. 10. 1651 and Georg E. dpt Mar 8. 1621, town clerk here sev. June 20, 1682, married Rosine Maria, daughter of the Superint. Kl. Melch. Weigler here 1660. Whose daughter Dorothea Rosine Weigler dpt. 1st 10th 1678 married 19 Jan 1697 Adam Conrad Weinmann, vicar in Eisfeld born 1670 buried 18 Feb 1723. Of his 8 children: a. Georg Hieronymus Weinmann born September 22, 1698, Hofpred. here buried 19 May 1741, married Eleonore Dorothea Schroth (C .: Carl Gottlieb died 1759, Johann Michael, Georg Christian Pastor In Schottenstein, married Louise Rau (K .: Wilhelmine, Friedericke, Friedrich Carl born 1787, 1806 st. , Siegmund, Eleonore Felicitas married Friedrich Theodor Lützelberge r, Pastor In Stressenhausen (K .: Christian, Dr. meS., Gottlieb, Pastor In Ditterswind, Friedrich, Carl, Siegmund Gottlieb, Pastor In Höchheim and Aubstadt, married Wilhelmine v. Uttenhoven (K .: Carl Wilhelm Christian, Pastor In Höchheim, Otto Weinmann 1834 scholarship holder) by Johanna Dorothea Weinmann married Nicol Rink, Rector in Eisfeld, whose S. Johann Friedrich Rink, Pf Poppenhausen, married Sophie Kern, who had 3 children: Caroline Sophia, Johann Friedrich, Hofgartner and Johann Christoph, court gardeners in Seidingstadt, married Catharine Pfeifer (née Friedrich, Carl Rink, Pf Gleichamberg, K .: Friedrich and Max; e. Caroline Rink iuar, Johann Morgenroth, Archidiak in Eisfeld, whose daughter Eugenie born 13. 10. 1826, -s 2. 7. 1895, married to Friedrich Wilhelm Freund, Assistant Assistant in Wasungen born 13. 10. 1815 in Römhild, 1 - 31. 10. 1890 in Wasungen. (C .: Armin born 24 Sep 1846 in Heldburg, lives in Cassel, Sidonie born 11 Feb 1849 in Heldburg, -s 2 May 1888 in Pößneck, may- Carl pupil there even; Julius born 13 Apr 1851 in Heldburg, Superint in Saalfeld, scholarship 1871, 11th degree, Franz born 30 Nov 1853 in Wasungen, died 8. 10. 1882 in Fulda, Jda born 9th 1858 in Wasungen, lives qjs handwork teacher in Wasungen). e. Raisin Margaretha Weinmann, -s-in Eisfeld, married Johann Philipp Oster, cantor and coll. III here eor , Sep 11. 1734, buried 19. 7. 1755 (S .: a .: Caspar Friedrich Oster Dpt. 30 Sep 1739, cloth merchants in Eisfeld, d. Georg Paul Oster dpt Mar 1. 1742, registrar of the bookish quarters of the Ritterschast to Tann, married Maria Regine Hopf from Salzungen, widowed Rapp in the Tann eop., 19 Sep 1775 (K .: Friedrich Georg born 1 Mar 1777, Freiherrl v. Tannscher Rentverwalter (p Christian Friedrich Oster born 13 Jan 1813, 1825 in Würzburg st me me., Scholarship holder): Christian Friedrich born 13 Feb 1779) e. Johann Friedrich Elias Oster dpt. 23. 5.1755, Cloth maker in Eisfeld, Page 46 From the second marriage of the H a n s Ebenretter buried 31.8.1625 and the Anna Langguth sev. 20 Dec 1617 came Andreas Ebenretter born Apr 9. 1595 sep Feb 12. 1659, mayor here, married Barbara Kühner, daughter of the tailor Georg Kühner, dvt. 27 Jan 1618 sev. 23 Sep 1654. Their daughter Susanna Barbara Ebenretter dvt Dec 12.1628 sev. 4.5. 1704 married 25 Nov 1651 Nicol Fischer, Senator and Zeugmacher, dvt. 3 Apr 1629 eov. 25 Nov 1651 buried 13 Nov 1704. These had 7 children: 1. Johannes Andreas Fischer, Rotgerber here, dvt. 7 Nov 1658 May 1-17, 1713, married Anna Dorothea pestle, innkeeper daughter of marriage in Coburg, eov. May 13, 1684 died July 10, 1713; daughter Susanna Barbara Fischer born 16 Nov 1698 died 14 Dec 1759 married Johann Caspar Höhn of Wallrabs eov Feb 5. 1724 -s 11 Dec 1757; whose daughter Anna Catharina Höhn born 5 May 1728 1- 10 Dec 1759 married Hans Nicol sourdough, Ackersmann in Wallrabs eov. 1748 - 28th 11th 1759; Their son Johann Ehrhardt Sauerteig born

May 21, 1757, shoemaker here, married Johanne Dorothea Christiane Charpentier, daughter of the cook Daniel Ch., Eov. October 30, 1783; whose son Johann Christian Elias Sauerteig born 6.6.1802 1 - as Superint. von Eisfeld 6 Aug 1867 in Bad Ems, married November 10, 1829 Caroline Albertine Schuster-July 14, 1841: daughter Emma Louise Clara Sauerteig born March 17, 1836 married Christoph Ehrengott Schubart von Eisfeld born March 18, 1832, pastor in Oberellen, eov. 10. 10. 1867, -s-5.10. 1897; their son Georg Christian Siegfried Albert Schubart born 7 Aug 1868 Pastor In scatter village, scholarship holder 1888, married Laura Krauss from Dörflis near Königsberg; S .: Gertrud born 29 Feb 1896, Erich born 30 Mar 1900. Brother of Emma Louise Clara S. was Carl Fr. Albert Sauerteig born 29 Mar 1838 1 - 4. 7. 1901, Pastor In Schwallungen, Archid. in Eisfeld, Sup. here, married Dorothea Meffert (S .: Otto1 - 8 Nov 1883). Sister of the same: Anna Elise Ottilie born 22 Dec 1833 married Pewter Chr. Aug. Schober in Eisfeld. Siblings of the Pastor Siegst. Schubart: Carl Aug. Paul Arthur born 24 Feb 1871 economist and Elise Rosalie Frieda Clara born November 5, 1876 Feb Caspar Fischer (S .: Susanna Barbara and Maria married M. Reinhardt) Mar Johannes Fischer, whose daughter Anna Catharina 1690-1776 married 1st Jacob War, married 2. Johann Trier, butcher 1 - 1777; whose S. Johann Lorenz Trier vicar in Eisfeld, while the daughter Anna Catharina Trier eov. 26 Apr 1768 with Rotgerber Johann Heinrich Thau in ice field, S. of Gerbers Johann Andreas Thau there self; whose daughter Catharina Margaretha Thau born 7 Jan 1771 died 17 Jun 1860 married November 15, 1796 Johann Andreas Geisthardt ut., July 23, 1768 -s, July 3, 1835; whose daughter Elisabetha Barbara Geisthardt born 24 Sep 1805 died 27 Jun 1866 eov. 26 Nov 1831 with Christoph Schubart Page 47 - 47 - born March 17, 1806-s. whose daughter Clara born 2. 6.1841 eop. 20 Sep 1866 with Dr. med. MES. Ludwig Crämer, practical doctor in Eisfeld and Eisenach; their son Hermann born 5. 10. 1868 in Eisfeld, Philolog and Otto born Apr 7. 1871, scholarship holder 1892, Archidiak. in Saalfeld Apr Christoph Fischer May Ursula Fischer mzu-. Baker Johann Lorenz Göllitzer here, whose daughter Anna Catharina married Christian Heinrich Bartsch, Pastor In Weißenbrunn died 22 Apr 1730; whose S. Johann Christian Bartsch Diak. in Rodach; whose K .: Caroline born January 6, 1798, Otto Eberhart Ludwig B. born May 12, 1802, Carl Friedrich born 16 Apr 1804. (1821 Gottlieb Günther Bartsch, S. of the Pastor Johann Heinrich B. married Rosine Schaidt in Rieth, scholarship holder) Jun Catharina Barbara Fischer born March 12, 1656 married January 30, 1683 Johann Fischer born 1654, s 1756, innkeeper and merchant in Oberwohlespach; whose p. Johann Georg Fischer dpt Apr 10. 1683, witness, shopkeeper, mayor and prince. Construction inspector here, married Louise died 8.10.1753, daughter of the court tailor Christoph von der Embtt from Schwüllinghausen. These had 8 children: a. Ursula Barbara, d. Johann Georg, e. Johann Ludwig, S. Christian Heinrich born Apr 1. 1710. e. Johann Christian born 20 Aug 1712, Scholarship 1738-40, Vice-Chancellor and cantor in Eisfeld, married Dorothea Barbara Heustnger; whose daughter Johanna Caroline Fischer married Balthasar Hanff, Amtsverwalter in Eisfeld, whose S. Ernst Hansf 1817 eomp. stiv. k. Catharina Louise Will-. Court attorney Brunnquell here. ^. Caspar Friedrich born 1719, scholarship holder 1738. n. Johann Carl Martin Fifcher born December 5, 1722, administrator in Eisfeld, married 16 Jan 1753 Johanna Margaretha Barbara, daughter of the Lieutenant Bähring. One of their daughters was married to Keyssner, the other to Schober, the third to Ludwig, the fourth Henriette born 1764 to

Amtsverwalter Johann Christoph Nothnagel in Eisfeld born 1. 9.1745 died 1804 from the family of Claus Nothnagel, 1560 Dodemüller here; whose daughter Johanna Nothnagel born August 18, 1788 - March 22, 1842 luar. Georg Friedrich Kesselring here, born October 13, 1770, go. Registrar and bookseller; whose S. Hermann Kesselring born 1819, scholarship holder 1842. The son of the Amtsverwalter Johann Carl Martin Fischer: Christian August Fischer born 1 Aug 1771, scholarship holder 1793, 8th degree, Hofadvokat in Eisfeld -s-1776, married Johanna Christiane Krauss. Of their children, Samuel Friedrich Fischer was a pharmacist in Josingen; Ernestine Fischer married Horschel; Johanne Jacobine married Hauck; Sophia Christiane Fischer born 13 Jan 1811 -s 28 May 1874 in Berlin, nuu-. 1838 Carl Gottfried Schaller born 11 Jan 1812 in Eisfeld, 2. 2.1892 in Weimar, official administrator in Kranichfeld. Their children: 2493/5000 Page 48 - 48 - a. Alfred Schaller born Wasungen, 18 December 1839 in Pyrmont (K .: Otto, Carl, Hans, Emma, Hedwig). d. Ernst Carl Johannes Sch. born 1841 in Wasungen, painter, professor, childless s. e. Otto Friedrich August Sch. born 3 Mar 1845 in Eisfeld, AGR. in Pößneck and Hildburghausen, married Jda Auguste Wilhelmine born 28 Feb 1850 in Crock as 3. K. of the pastor Christian Schaller, last Pastor In Effelder (K. except 7 deceased: Hedwig born 19 May 1880, Maria Clotilde born 8 Aug 1883, Carl Christian Hans ut, November 22, 1884, born in pdil, Anna ut, December 31, 1886, teacher in Westhausen, Gudrun ut, June 13, 1888 - all born in Pößneck). S. Georg Julius Ludwig Sch. born 2 Feb 1855 in Kranichfeld, Kgl. Building Council in Berlin, single. 7. Laurentius Fischer bpt. 15 Sep 1672 buried 19 Jan 1719, pastor in Rügheim, married 26. 10. 1701 Susanna Rosine (Sophia), daughter of the Diak.Schumann in Heldburg, buried 19.11.1753 here. Their children were: a. Laurentius Georg born 1703, city syndic here; d. Wilhelm born 1705; e. Heinrich Fischer von Fischberg ut.1707; S. Friedrich Gottlob Martin born 1709; e. Johann Theodor Philipp born 1711; k. Maria Gertrude born 1713; of which S, e and k come into consideration here (ek. ^, ö, L). ^.Friedrich Gottlob Martin Fischer dpt Sep 2. 1709 sep Feb 2. 1756, pastor of Häselrieth, married November 6, 1748 Maria Sophie May; had 3 children: Louise, Johann Christian Heinrich and Ernestine Friedericke Jan Louise married Martini, pastor in Grub Feb Johann Christian Heinrich Fischer, bailiff in Eisfeld s 1804, married Ernestine Andreä, court agent's daughter. K .: a. Martin Hannibal Laurentius Fischer '»ut. 7 Apr 1784 in Eisfeld, Oldenburg State Council, Fürstl. Lippe's Minister of Cabinet, - 8 Aug 1868 in Rödelheim, Scholarship holder 1801-06, married Caroline, daughter of the Leibmedikus Hofrat Philipp Fischer here; their daughter «. Sophia Cäcilie Fischer born here 14 Mar 1812 married 30 Sep 1833 Gerhard Martin Wesche, Konstst.- Assessor in the Principality of Birkenfeld, whose S. Carl August Wesche born 12. 7. 1837.> ?. Clara Fischer born 13 Nov 1815 mar.Government Director Greverus in Eutin (T. Clara married Magistrate Goering in Ahrenskehl (-s-1869), whose S. Ernst 1881 in Tübingen st. Tdeol.). Friedrich August Fischer born 1822, "") L. H. Fischer 1853 commissioner for the dissolution of the German fleet; wrote u. a .: Political martyrdom; the German nobility in past, present and future, 1851; Complaint for the S. Gothaische Ritterschaft; Judgment of the Jesuit thing.1,853th

Page 49 - 49 - 1886 Director of the urban secondary school in Strasbourg, whose S. Otto st. Fellow in 1886 (had received the rescue medal on tape as a high school graduate). S. Emma Charlotte born 12 Jan 1820 in Amorbach married Hermann Gerhard Steinfeld born May 13, 1826 in Oldenburg, 1888 lawyer in Höchst a. M. (K .: Helene born 23 Nov 1858 in Werlerslede, Emma Maria born 30 Dec 1867 in Oberstein, Hermann born 19 Apr 1870 in Oberstein, 1889 pc. TKeol. In Tübingen). v. God love Dorothea Ernestine Fischer born 25 Mar 1785, -s-25 Nov 1852, married Hofadvokat Carl Christian Krauß, Chamberlain here, -12th December 1852 (1839 Eduard Krauss Fellow); whose daughter Emilie imt Feb 5. 1817, died 23.1.1861 married Aug. 14, 1838 Amtsverwalter Rat Michael Klug (K .: Carl Bernhard born 31. May 18, 1839, St. arekit in Munich 1860 Scholarship holder, 10th degree, 1 - 1861. Emma Maria born zieherin in England, Agnes born 12.1.1842 marian merchant Carl Henneking in Berlin (K .: Carl born 1873, Reg.-Baumeister, Georg born 1875, Kaufmann, Max born 1876, Kaufmann) Otto Bernhard August born 31. 8.1843, -s-1889 in Liegnitz, engineer (K .: Rudolf ut., 1872, engineer, Lilli, the court playwright Ms. Lilli Osmarr-Klug, ut., 1874.) Rudolf ut., 15 Apr 1845, 1 - 1893, treasurer of the ducal Landeskreditanstalt in Meiningen (K .: Heinrich ut., 1875, merchant, Paula ut., 1881, Helene Louise Sophia ut., 1888), Georg ut., 7 Dec 1846, engineer for naval, Ersinder one Improvement of the redirection (K .: Hans Michael born 1891) Leopold born 18.5.1848, Jntendant Duke George II for his Italian possessions on Lake Como (K .: Guido born 1881, chemist, Elise born 1883 Ernst born 7 Aug 1850, gardener in Hamburg (K .: Em il born 1880, merchant; Marghareth born 1882; Ludwig born 1885; Anna, John). Clara Mathilde Helene born March 6, 1854 married Kaufmann Ludwig Gutheil from Nuremberg born 1843, -s - 1893 (S. Hans Ludwig born 1886, art photographer). Anna Auguste Therese born 1859 married Grass Maurice Starzewski, physician (S. Victor 1886 in North America). e. Carl Fischer, lived in Galicia. S. Anna Susanne Laurentia Fischer born Apr 12. 1788, -s i Coburg 24 Mar 1869, married Johann Ludwig Oberländer born in Eishausen 3.9.1770, Hofadvokat here, 1810 Council and Amtmann in Königs- berg i. Fri., -s. 30 Mar 1831. C .: 1. Leopold Oberländer born Apr 8. 1811 in Königsberg, RA. Mayor in Coburg, Geh. Reg. Council, 1-25 August 1868, scholarship holder 1832, 9th grade; married Sophia Prager born 10 May 1822 in Neustadt (S.-C.) as daughter of the office physic. Fr. Prager and his co. Jeanette Stadelmann, died 5 Apr 1899 in Mulhouse i. E Feb Gustav Oberländer born 15 May 1815 in Königsberg i. Fr., pharmacist in Fraukenthal (Rheinpfalz), 4 Page 50 - 50 - -s. 10 Feb 1887 in Heidelberg, married Agnes Greiffeld born July 3, 1823 in Bayreuth, June 1, 2, 1894 in Heidelberg, daughter des bayr. Lieutenant Mich. G. and s. Marianne Börger Mar Agnes Oberländer born 11 May 1818, 1- 22. 10. 1849, married 1839 Ernst Fr. Eberhard born 18 Mar 1809, -s 8 Sep 1868, School Director in Coburg, Germany, S. Eugen Wilhelm Adolf Eberhard born 6 Sep 1843, Prof. at the Domgymnasium in Magdeburg (S. Alfred 1893 in Munich) Apr Moritz Oberländer born 20 Aug 1821, reg. Registrar in Coburg, 1 - 27 Apr 1855, married Julie Holzapfel born 3 Apr 1834 in Coburg, merchant's daughter, died in Brooklyn 1900 May Hildegard Oberländer born March 22, 1831, -j- in Berlin 7 Dec 1900, married 1849 Hermann Gottlieb Kern born 12.9.1823 in Jüterbog, secondary school director in Berlin, died in Brune! in Tyrol 4. 7. 1891, p. of the seminar director Benjamin Gottlieb Ker n himself. e. Johanna Julianne Fischer married Superint. Dr. tu. Wilhelm Lomler in Heldburg and Saalfeld, ") born 29.11.1774 in

Ernstthal as S. of the Forstmeister Heinrich L. and his Gem. Gertraud Gundelach (ut 1801), -j- 3. 8.1845 (K .: 1. Cornelie, married Deacon Straubel in Pößneck 2. Julie Gertraud born 1. 7. 1813 here, -s 23 Apr 1859, married Friedrich Eduard Freiherr v. Oberländer born 13 Aug 1807 in Crock , -s in Meiningen, 18 March 1879, Dr. M-, and Mayor in Saalfeld, Assistant State Councilor and 1st Director of the Mitteldeutsche Kreditbank and Deutsche Hypothekenbank (K .: a.Maximilian born 30 Apr 1898 in Meiningen, district director in Mülheim E., married 1860 Eugenie Albrecht born 22 Aug 1838 as daughter of the high-ranking public prosecutor Fr. Ludw. Albrecht here and his Gem. Therese Fromm; b. Cecilia born 20 May 1841, f 11. 6.1892 married 1859 go Council G. Wilh. Sebaldt born 13.9.1823, f 10.9.1893; K .: Julie, married Colonel von Kutzleben in Meinige; Ali, NA. in ice field. e. Carl Emil Albert born 27 Mar 1846, kk Austrian lieutenant-general a. D. in Würzburg, married Helene born 25 Jan 1868 as daughter of the Justizrat C. Mörschell, childless; S. Ernst born 1 Apr 1859, Major in Ludwigsburg, married 1882 Anna born July 5, 1863, daughter of the Council of Commerce Anton Reverchon and his Gem. Lucie Oppenhoff, childless). (ek Carl Oberländer, genealogy of the Oberlander family in 1904, pps., 21 sq.) 3. Carl Ferdinand Gustav Lomler born 22 Feb 1815 here, senior teacher in Salzungen, scholarship holder 1835, retired in 1875, moved to Metz in 1886 Apr Otto Lomler, bookseller May Georgine Lomler, married Mayor Frank in Könitz (Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt) Jun Eusebia Lomler born 30.7. > ») Fr. W. Lomler 1806 educator of Prince Joseph and 1812 of Prince Friedrich and Eduard von S.-Hildburghausen; edited in 1817 for the 3rd Reformation celebration Martin Luther's German writings partly complete, partly in excerpt, 3 B., Gotha, Becker; Sermons (Jesus Christ) with biograph. Notes on the clergy of the Diocese of Heldburg, 182 «; Editor of the Practical Preacher 1829-39. Page 51 - 51 - 1823, 1-7 Apr 1897, mn. Go. Hoftat Georg Brückner "-) in Meiningen, born 31. 10. 1800 in Oberneubrunn, 1831 Tertius here, 1841 teacher at the Realschule in Meiningen, 1 - 1. 7. 1881 (K .: Maria born 13 Apr 1849, married 1. Oberstabsarzt Dr. Hermann Eschenbach, 1, 1879. married 2. Major Hermann Recklinghaus, childless, Carl born 27 Dec 1851 AGRat in Meiningen, married Margaretha Domrich ut., 1 Sep 1863, K .: Elisabeth ut., 31 Mar 1883, Lieutenant Carl Hansen in Meiningen, Constantin born 5 Jun 1884, Lieutenant in Freiburg i. B.) 3. Ernestine Friedericke Fischer, 3. K. of the Pastor Gottl. Martin Fischer in Häselrieth (ek P. 48), born 12.7.1755, buried 15.2.1791, married 12 Apr 1774 Johannes Samuel Bühl, ") born 6 Sep 1744 in Reichmannsdorf near Saalfeld, died 1804; had 8 children: 1. Laurentius Heinrich born 20 Jan 1775, 1- 23 Apr 1778 Feb Ernestine Friedericke born March 14, 1776, married Andreas Christ. Eusebius Heim, Kammerschreiber (T. Marianne born 14 Jan 1797) Mar Johanne Sophie born August 23, 1784 Apr Christiane Auguste born 28 May 1787 May Friedrich born 8. 2.1791 Jun Johanne Susanne Friedericke Bühl born May 8, 1779, married 25 Jun 1799 Heinrich Wilhelm Dorn, Pastor In Scheuerfeld, S. of the Pastor Johann Georg thorn in Henfstädt; K .: a. Maria Elise Dor n. 08/27/1803. d. Christiane Friedericke Mathilde Dorn born April 10, 1807, married 1827 Johann Georg Dresse l, school director in Coburg, had 8 children: Eduard, Maximilian, Julius, Ferdinand, Friedrich, Clotilde, Emma, Hermann. Of these: Eduard born 29. 6.1828, Fellow 1848, Director of the Alexandrine School in Coburg, married Thekla Maria Henriette Grimm (S. Albert Bruno Hans Reinhold, 9 Sep 1862, st. M., scholarship holder 1885 at the University of Leipzig). e. Caroline Catharina Christiane Elise Dorn born 24 Aug 1815, married 2 Aug 1836

Johann Valentin Otto, Pastor In Forchheim and Rottenbach (S. Carl Friedrich Moritz Otto born 25 Sep 1837 in Coburg, teacher in Bielitz, married 30 May 1868 Maria Amalie Caroline Kolbenhey born 12.1847), (S. Hans Erich Moritz Otto 1889 st. 7. Charlotte Dorothea Christiane Bühl born 23 Jan 1781, 2 «) G. Brückner, author of the regional studies of the Duchy of S.-Meiningen I-II, 1851 to 18S3, of the Henneberger document book II-VH (1st volume of Schöppach 1842), of the Principality of the Principality Reuss j. L., the Pfarrbuches of Meiningen, Wasungen, Salzungen 1363, of Themar 1871, and many other historical writings. 2 ') Johann Samuel Bühl, S. of Nagelschmiedes Johann Heinrich Bühl and Elisabetha Margaretha Bähring, first scribe in Coburg, then studied in Rinteln and Göttingen, 1769 to Prof. Püters's proposal secretary of Prince Joseph here with 60 fl. Salary, 177 second s at the Kaiserl. Debit Kommissssion, as such in 1773 in Coburg, 1783 Chamber Council, 1799 Chamber President, retired in 1803; 17 Dec 1791 married to the widowed wife Steuerkommissar Maria Susanne Bremer, geb. King, daughter of the pastor Heinrich König in Effelder, first married Dean Plödtner in Coburg. 4 * Page 52 - 52 - married 11 Nov 1802 Friedrich Müller, Pastor In Wiesenfeld (K .: Ehrenfried Moritz born 14 Sep 1803, Adolf Erich Moritz Julius born 14. 14. 1804, Julius Theodor August born 7.2.2 1806) Aug Christoph Gottlieb Bühl, born 27 Nov 1777, Scholarship holder 1796, 8th degree, Amtmann in Themar, Oberamtmann in Römhild, 15 Mar 1855, married Johanne Elisabetha Göbel, died 25 Apr 1835. Their children: a. Daughter Caroline Friedericke Bühl born 23 Jun 1806 in Coburg, died 18 Jan 1879, married 26 Nov 1833 Moritz Fr. Elias Döbner, Collaborator and Rector in Römhild, Pastor In Herpf and Mendhausen, born 8 Jan 1798 in Römhild Jan 1. 1868; K .: a. Jda Wilhelmine Auguste born March 13, 1835, married Gustav Fischer; d. Carl Friedrich Wilhelm, App. Ger. Auditor, st. 14. 2.1837, -j- 11.12.1865 in Mendhausen; e. Moritz Friedrich Eduard born 6. 7. 1838, -j- 14 Jun 1902, married 1 Feb 1871 Maria Meisel (K .: 1. Ernst Hugo Christian born 5.11.1871, customs and invoice commissioner in Munich, married 7. 10. 1900 Elise Thorsen, 2. Anna Auguste Hedwig born 20 Apr 1873, mar., 5th, 10th, 1901, retired Eugen Fr. Dirrigl in Berlin, daughter Gertrud Maria Elise, August 27, 1902); S. Wilhelm August born 6th 12th 1839, 1-9 2nd 1842; e. Fanny Caroline born 27 Jun 1841, 1 - 19 Feb 1842; k. Wilhelm Ludwig Hugo born January 30, 1843, married 1. (August 8, 1884) Maria Weigand born May 8, 1856, July 25, 1889; married 2. (November 2, 1892) Jsabella Gampert born 10 Sep 1856 (Children from 1st marriage: Anna Maria Jda born 19.10.18686 and Friedrich Walter Carl Wilhelm born 12 Dec 1889); Hedwig Wilhelmine Caroline born May 26, 1845, married Pf. Wilhelm Bomhard in Ottenhofen, whose S. Heinrich born 26 Aug 1882 veterinary medicine studied; u. Hermann Emil Christian born January 29, 1848, studied philology in Leipzig in 1868, scholarship holder in 1869, -s 8 Jun 1874. d. Jda Caroline Rosalie Bühl born 30 Dec 1807 in Themar, married 16 Jun 1829 Phil. Carl Hieronymi, died 30 Mar 1851 as district court assistant in Schalkau (K .: Gottlieb Fr. Otto H. born 27. 7. 1831 in Meiningen, assessor in Kranichfeld, scholarship holder 1852 (10 Degree); Nanny born 26. 10. 1836, f 5 Jan 1842). e. Catharina Auguste Christiaue Bühl born 18. 10. 1811 in Themar. <I. Sophie Henriette Emilie Bühl born 14. 7. 1814 in Themar, died 7 Mar 1888, married April 22, 1834 MES. Carl Theodor Julius Berger, Physics in Römhild, born June 19, 1807; K .: a. Carl Friedrich August born 13. 10. 1836, businessman in Nuremberg, married 19 Jun 1865 Emilie Stücklein from Augsburg (K .: Carl

Berger born 13.5.1866, merchant in Leopoldshall near Staßfurt, Gustav born 8 Jun 1868, Julie born 23.9.1870, Franz born 25.10. 1872). d. Doris Emma Charlotte Berger born 28. 7. Page 53 - 53 - 1839, married 24 May 1866 Postdirector Carl Anton Döbner in Hcchingen, ") born 10 Aug 1835, 1 - here as post director 7 Jan 1898 (K .: Carl Gustav Döbner born 23 Jan 1868. Lieutenant a. D. in Stuttgart, married Elsa von Raison of Darmstadt (S. Hans born 14. 14. 1902), Fanny born 11 Sep 1869, Eduard Friedrich born 13 Aug 1870, Reserendar, -s here Fanny Berger, August 8, 1843, March 5, 10, 1880, Reinhold Noback, Court Pharmacist in Gehren, Schwarzburg-Sondershausen), Charlotte Henriette Christiane Bühl, 13.12. 1823, married 19 Aug 1845 Christian Wilhelm Jung, Rector in Römhild, born 20 Jun 1813, 20 May 1902 a memorial was erected to him by his pupils S. The 5th son of the priest Laurentius Fischer von Rügheim (p.48), sev. 19 Jan 1719 and brother of the Pastor Fr. Gottl. Martin Fischer in Häselrieth Johann Philipp Theodor Fischer born 1711, died 1783, was master baker in Coburg; had 4 children: a. Johann Philipp, scholarship holder: d. Laurenz Georg, Chamber Counselor, Counselor and Amtmann here, -s in Königsberg, Fellow, married daughter of the Lieutenant Christian Jacobi in 22) According to Döbner's genealogy, according to Geh. Reg. Council Carl Christian Fr. Döbner in Meiningen (184) notes: Jonas Döbner, officer of the Duke of Bavaria, in Turkish captivity, his motto: "Pious and faithful blood brings me happiness and courage", his Biography in the Nicolai church of Creuzburg, whose S. Andreas D. Schiffer and councilman in Lichtenfels, whose S. Hans D. there mayor, died 1583, whose S. Hans D. also mayor, 1S97 by Bishop Neidhardt of Bamberg for evangelical reasons he was driven to Brandenburg - Culmbach, died 1637; his S. Philipp D. Hofgerichtsadvokat in Coburg, -s-1662; whose S. Johann Philipp D. mayor there, f 1682; whose S. Philipp Reg.-Advokat in Coburg, -s-1734; whose S. Christian Phil. Wilhelm Amtmann in Römhild, 180-, married Wilhelmine Spener. These had 12 children: 1. Philippine Louise born 175 in Neuwied, f. 183, m. Chamberlain Heinrich Molwitz in Meiningen, died 1784 Feb Christiane, on 17S2 in Neuwied Mar Friedericke Magdalena born 17S3, married Tobias Saalmüller, Superint. in Romhild Apr Helene Louise born 1755. 1 - 1823, married Joh. Carl Heerwart, Landschastssyndikus in Eisenach May Albertine Sophia born 1757, married J. Georg Deahna, Chamber Consultant in Meiningen Jun Sophia Elisabetha, died 1759. 7. Christian Theodor born 1760, f 1834. Amtmann in Römhild Aug Heinrich Wilhelm nt. 1762, died 1812, dr. MES. Doctor in Römhild Sep Johann Philipp Carl born 1763, -s-1831, merchant in Römhild. 1". Johann Friedrich Carl, 1-1766. August 11 Friedrich born 1767, pastor in Calzenau Dec Carl Fr. Christian born 1769, go Reg. Council in Meiningen, married Louise Charlotte Heerwart in Eisenach, born 1779 eoo. 18 "". (Their Other: 1. Carl Gustav born 1801, Lord Mayor of Meiningen, -since 1854 as Chief Postal Director in Eisenach, nx., Louise Schüler ut., 1808, f 1872 (K .: Emma ut., 1827, Jda ut., 1829) , married KuM, Thekla born 1831, Carl Anton born 10 Aug 1835, post director here, Louise 1-1875, Bertha born 1835.) 2. Fanny born 1802 m. "Dr.meS G. Wilh Fromm, August 3, Wilhelm born 1805, Oberbaurat in Meinigen, nx, Louise Köhler ut, 1814. (Edwin, Ed., 1839, Baumeister.) 4. Louise ut., 1807. M. Georg Müller, Geh in Meiningen, died 1834 May Philipp Eduard born 1810, Prof. in Augsburg, nx. Müller (S. Rudolf Carl Emil born 1839) Jun Julie born 1813. 7. Hermann Friedrich nt. 1819, doctor). Page 54

- 54 - Eisfeld, died 1829; e. Johann Ehrhardt, baker in Coburg, whose S. Johann Philipp Theodor, baker; also his S. Johann Gottfried, during which S. Johann Friedrich Bernhard Fischer born 19.2.1852 a. Studied at the military medical schools in Berlin in 1871, scholarship holder, 10th degree; S. Gottlieb Friedrich Martin Fischer born 1746, f 1820, baker master in Coburg, married Susanne Margaretha Eller from Mertzbach; had 4 children: s. Johann Andreas Fischer, scholarship 1792-95; d. Elisabetha Margaretha Fischer married Heinrich Hoffmann, whose S. Georg Andreas Hoffmann, 1839-41 scholarship holder, was legal counselor; e. Margaretha Fischer married Christian Hertha (Herda), council carpenter in Coburg; whose daughter Barbara Margaretha born Apr 8. 1817 married Furrier Christian Const ant. Kühn in Saalfeld, whose S. Hermann Kühn born 28 Apr 1839 a. 1861 Bauakademiker in Munich; S. Sophia Friedericke Fischer born 1780 -s-1856, married Johann Wilhelm Ost, clothmaker whose daughter Susanna Margaretha born 5 May 1812, married Georg Andreas Frank, master butcher in Coburg; of their children: Christian Frank 1865 st. Hur., While Friederike Regine Frank born 1841 was married to pharmacist Armin Ortmann in Schalkau, died 1885, whose S. Erwin Ortmann st. Ml., Scholarship holder. ". Johanna Maria Gertraud Fischer, 3rd degree of the Rev. Laurentius Fischer in Rügheim, born 1713 (p.48), died 13 Feb 1783 in Bedheim, married 1734 Pastor Georg Conrad Ctrkel in Eishausen, born 18 Apr 1699 in Heldburg, died 21 May 1763, had among other things 2 daughters Christiane Friedericke Henriette and Johanna Dorothea Elisabetha. I. Christiane Friedericke Henriette Cirkel born 5 Mar 1740, died 1803, married Georg Daniel Bechmann, Pastor and Adjunct in Sonneseld, eov. April 26, 1763. This had 2 children: a. Johann Friedemann Bechmann born 15 Jun 1767, died 7 Aug 1816 as Pastor In Heßberg, married 1810 Louise Wilhelmine, 1st part of the General Superint. Dr. JA Genßler von Hildburg!); whose S. August Friedemann Adalbert B. born 2. 2.1111 in Heßberg, 1 - 15. 7.1859, married 1843 Thusnelda Hedwig Hosmann (K .: Alfred born 30 Apr 1848, Richard born 26.7.1849, Carl born 15 Dec 1851). d. Johanna Maria Bechmann born 25 Nov 1774, died 13 Dec 1837, married Johann Eusebius Lotz ") born 13 Jan 1770. 2") On Lotz's Genealogy (Genßler Tab. 7, 1L67): Matthäus Lotz, quartermaster and merchant in Meiningen before 1722, married Anna Maria Rieneck; 1. Johann Matthäus 1726 Courtor of the Duchess Eleonore, 2. Gottfried 1724 eauS., 3. Johann Jacob born 5. 7. 1694 Pastor In Unterneubrunn, died 19 Nov 1739, nx Jan Elisabetha. daughter of the raftmaster Georg Lindner in Schönau 1721, nx Feb Sophia, daughter of the town clerk Dietrich Elßner in Eisfeld, childless; from 1st marriage: Johanna Maria Lotz born 21 Dec 1722, 1 - 4 Jun 1802, m ». Tobias Dinkler, court clerk here, 14 Jan 1761; Charlotte Euphrosyne d Aug 6.1729, m «. Johann Caspar Otto, stable master in Nuremberg; Margaretha born 1733, -single Page 55 - 55 - 1-13 11th 1838, 1799 Reg. And Consist. Secretary here, 1806 Centamtmann in Heldburg, 1810 Reg. Council in Coburg, then Geh. Conference Council, Editor of the Hildburghausen Land Laws and V.-O. from 1684-1770. Had 4 Ander: a, Friedericke Georgine Lotz born Apr 11. 1796, married July 4, 1822 Julius Sieber, lawyer in Heldburg, whose S. Friedrich born 24. 7. 1824 economist in Heldburg, while the daughter Friedericke Therese Elisabetha born May 13, 1829, married of the Friedrich Bahmann, Pastor in Gauerstadt 9 Jan 1848, Sup. in Rodach; eldest son Julius Bahmann born 10 Nov 1848 a. 1868 st. matK. in Leipzig, scholarship holder; daughter Anna born May 28, 1850, may. Senior teacher Robert Schneider in Halberstadt. b. August Ernst Lotz born 6 Mar 1797, 1 - 6 Sep 1845. Oberamtmann in Saalfeld, married Henriette Lindner

from Sonneberg born Nov. 5, 1806, 1-14, 8, 1874; Children: 1. Emma Eusebia Lotz born 23 Jun 1832, died 23 Jun 1905, married 1. Otto Ziegler, merchant in Ruhla, married 2. N. Presuhn, Director at the German School in Genoa (C .: a Martha Ziegler march von Alten, Forstrat in Hanover, d. EM Presuhn, mar., Privatier Berlet in Gotha, e., Viktor Presuhn, Marinestabsarzt in Hamburg ) Feb Eduard Emil Eusebius Lotz born 5 Feb 1834, died 6. 7. 1905, dr. M-, go Just. Council, AGR. in Sonneberg, single Mar Johanna Maria Lotz born June 12, 1837, ma, -. 22 Sep 1857 Carl Paul Friedrich Wagner ") born 14 Sep 1823, 1- 27. 7. 1882, Reg. Council in Meiningen, Geh. Rat, App.-Ger.-Director hier-himself (K. Emma Auguste Therese Wagner, 11.10.1858 in Meiningen, march Richard Berthot, 29 Aug 1858 in Lauscha as S. of the Chief Forester Emil Berthot, I) r. meä., Physics, Medical Council here (K .: Erich born 27.7.1844, pc, Erna born 2. 10. 1887, Werner born 9 Apr 1895) by Hermann Georg Rudolf Wagner born 2.5.1864 here, Dr. MeS., Physics San. Council in Rodach, married Hedwig, daughter of the pastor Carl Lorbach in Gleichamberg born 27. 7. 1865 (K .: Werner ot. 13 Sep 189 ", Elsa born 31 Jan 1892, Carl born 8. 10. 1896) 4. Johanna Helene Lotz born 20. Nov Apr 2 Dec 1791, Johannes Matthäus Lotz dot 23 Sep 1726, Hofadvokat here 1750, Amts - Actuary in Sonnefeld 17S9 Amtmann 1774, f 179 ", whose K .: Johann Friedrich Eusebius Lotz u. 1770, Johann Christian Lotz, Hofadvokat here, 1801 Kammersekretär, 1810 Reg.-Rat, died 1817, married Ernestine daughter of the retired Ern Baier 1795, f., May 31, 18SS; Sophia Maria f 1803. married Friedrich Adam Thölden, Pastor In Wiedersbach. 2) Carl Wagner, son of this f Go. Reg. Council Christian Wagner (of the son of Geh. Rat Johann Christian Wagner and the Sophia Hofländer). Siblings Carl Wagners: Charlotte, uwr. Pastor Hermann Kühner in Bedheim; Ernst, State Councilor in Meiningen, married August Bechmann (C .: Ottilie born 18 May 1843. -s 18 Apr 1905. married Reg.-Rat v. Ruhmor in Cassel, Dr. meS. Hermann Wagner, Geh. Hofrat, ophthalmologist in Meiningen Helene Banden, K .: Maria, Elisabetha, Dr. pKU Ernst (assistent in Munich with Prof. Röntgen), Therese, m Superintendent Wilh, Rossteutscher-Heldburg, Julie, Emilie, Heinrich, district court director, single stall f. Page 56 - 56 - 1845, died 18. 10. 1897, married Wilhelm Thomas, Dr. zur., Geh. Just.- Rat, AGR. in Eisfeld, died 6 Aug 1897, 24 Jahre Landtagsabgeordneter und Vizepräsident, Reichstagsabgeordneter für den 1. Meininger Wahlbezirk (K.: a. Johanna, married 1891 Robert Jlgen Lindner in Sonneberg born 13 Sep 1842, 1889 Präsident der Sonneberger Handelskammer, 1 - 19. Juni 1902; d. Elisabetha, died 6 Dec 1897, married Franz Schultze, Amtsrichter in Held- burg; e. Erna, m8.r. Apotheker Kunze in Zella St.-Blasii; S. Hedwig, married AGR. Franz Schultze-Heldburg; e. Mathilde, uiai-. Landmesser Rudolf Leffler hier). e. Johanna Caroline Lotz born 22. 7. 1801, married Paul Friedrich Eberhard, Postrat in Coburg, deren S. Carl Eduard Friedrich E. born 29 Jan 1823, Stipendiat 1844 und dessen S. Alfred st. Stipendiat 1895 (11. Grad). ct. Constanze Emilie L o tz born 6 Jun 1805, died 11 Jun 1869, rnar. 15.10.1826 Carl Alt,") Gerichtsdirektor in Untersiema«, born 22 Apr 1799, 1- 17 Mar 1875 in Neuendettelsau. children: a. Ernst Friedrich Eusebius Alt student of theology, 1849 Stipendiat, died ledig 1855; d. Carl, -s-1856; e. Caroline born 26 Sep 1831, died 1854, married Hahn, daughter Friedericke born 1. 10. 1851 lebt in Ansbach; S. Constanze born 24 Feb 1833, married August Jmmler, Pfarrer in Breitenau und Weißenbrunn, born 13 Nov 1824, died 24. 10. 1896 in Neuenhof, S. des Lehrers Peter Jmmler in Coburg, 1- 1851 und seiner Gem. Eleonore Bagge. children: 1. Christian Jmmler born 6. 10.

1853, Landgerichtspräsident in Gotha, Stipendiat 1873, married Julie Gempp (T. Else born 22 Aug 1880); 2. Caroline J. born 22 Apr 1855, Diakonissin; 3. Ernst J. born 9 Apr 1857, Kaufmann in Paris, married Marie Höppl born 10. 7. 1868 (K.: Martha born 31 Mar 1889; Margaretha born 10 Aug 1890; Günther born 24 Aug 1892); 4. Anna J., Diakonissin, born 18 Aug 1859; 5. Johannes J., Bank- assessor in Köslin, born 7 Feb 1861, married Elly Sondennann born 12 Feb 1872 (K.: Lotte born April 1895; Waldemar born 24.11.1899); 6. Paul J., Pfarrer in Lauchröden, born 25 Feb 1863, married Helene Obbarius (K.: Elisabeth born 18 Dec 1891; Gerhardt born 17 Dec 1898); 7. Agnes J., Diakonissin, born 16. 10. 1865; 8. August J., Kassier in Kleincrostitz, born 22. 10. 1866, married Helene Döpmann born 13 Mar 1883 (K.: Hildegard born 30 Mar 1904; Erika «) Carl Alt, S. des Kommissionsrates und Gerichtsdirektors Johann Melchior Alt in Unterstemau born 1 Apr 1768 in Rentweinsdorf (ux. Anna Susanna Scherzer) als S. deL Dr. me<l. Tobias Alt daselbst (nx. Sophia Christiane Schmoller aus Kleinherrath) und Enkel des Apoth. Heinrich August Alt daselbst. Eine Schwester des Carl Alt, Sophia Johanna Christiane born 16 Sep 1797 war verheir. an Friedrich Ferdinand Ernst Schmid, Direktor der Rechnungskammer in Meiningen, deren S. Ernst Carl Erdmann Schmid, born 3 Apr 1826 in Eisfeld, 184S studierte. Der Ahne Nicol Alt war Pastor in Suntheim nnd verheir. mit Anna Maria Klipper, died 1687 (ek. Klipper-Stipendium). Page 57 - 57 - born Nov. 1905); 9. Helene J. born 5 Jun 1868, married Pastor Götz in Altenberg (Gotha) born 18 Mar 1866 (K .: Ernst Götz born 25 Mar 1896, Käthchen born 17 Jan 1900, Gertrud born 13 May 1903). e. Marie Alt born 1835, 1-1880, married Sattler. k. Anna Alt born Apr 6. 1837, married Businessman Albrecht Höppl in Augsburg born 3 Jan 1833 (C .: 1. Doris Höppl, merch. Merchant Wegner-Wiesbaden (T. Anna) 2. Helene, married Höppl (1-), (T. Johanna) 3. Clara, married Kaufmann Höppl in Plauen (K .: Johannes, Therese, George, Ernst, Helene, Lina, Oskar, Max) 4. Carl Höppl, merchant in Augsburg, married Luise Schnitzlein (S. ut., Sept. 1905); Marie mV 1868, merchant Ernst Jmmler in Paris, 6. Sophie Höppl, 7. Albrecht Höppl, widower, merchant in Augsburg (T. Elisabeth born 1904), 8. Siegfried Höppl, merchant in Lisbon, A. Clara Alt born 13. 7. 1839, -s-Aug., 1888, mar., Deinzer, K., Johannes Old, 2 Apr 1842, died 1894, bookseller in Frankfurt am Main, married Johanne Klattenhoff (K. : 1. Caroline Alt born May 1870, married Weberstädt (K .: Elisabeth Weberstädt born 1890, Johannes born 1892, Martin born 1894), 2. Constanze Alt born May 1871, 3. Friedrich, bookseller in Frankfurt 4. Paul, merchant in Wiesbaden, 5. Else, Otto and Johanne Alt, i Adolf Alt born 3 Mar 1845, -s 1879, bookbinder in Frankfurt am Main, Carl Eduard Lo tz born 29.3.1808, died 5.10.1877, scholarship holder 1827-29, Council of State in Coburg, married Bertha Ziegler, merchant's daughter from Ruhla. Theirs S. Edmund Lotz born 8.11.1838, former merchant in Coburg, then privateer and magistrate there, married Amalie Maria Glaß, Kanfmanns daughter from Gera. (K .: a.Walter Julius Ed Lotz «) born in Gera 21 Mar 1865, dr. rer. Vollt., o. Prof. of the National Economy in Munich, married Elisabeth Donalies, b. Käswurm from Pusper n at Trakehnen, Ostpr .; d. Hedwig Lotz born March 3, 1867, married Univers.-Prof. Dr. Heinrich Herrner ") in Zurich (from Reichenberg in Bohemia), K .: Elisabeth born 14.6.1891, Edith born 26 May 1892, Herbert born 4 Apr 1894, e. Bertha Lotz born 6th October 1870 in Nuremberg, mar., Art-mill owner Kurt Käswurm from Puspern in Mühle Lauth near Königsberg in Pr., S. Friedrich Lotz, 3 Aug 1877 in Cassel, Dr. M., Gassassessor in Coburg: e Maria Lötz, 28 Feb 1880 in Coburg, mar., 23 Sep 1905 Dr. eKem., Bernhard van der Saan from Ostfriesland, chem., Manager in Troisdorf near

Siegburg, Rhineland.) 2 Walter Lotz wrote Among other things, history and criticism of the German banking law on the question of currency in Austria-Hungary 3 Notes on the Münzstreit of the Saxon Albertines and Ernestines Jdeen of German trade policy Transport policy (with Professor Lujo Brentano Head of the state-knowledge seminar in Munich.) n) H. Herkner, economist, specialist in the labor question. Page 58 - 58 - The Hamburg family branch Lotz begins with Georg Christoph Lotz born 6 Sep 1725 in Meiningen, died 7 Apr 1799 as a shipbroker in Altona. II. Johanna Dorothea Elisabetha Cirkel (pp 54), 2nd part of the priest Georg Conrad Cirkel in Eishausen (March 5, 1763) born 10 Sep 1745 in Biberschlag, died 21 Dec 1826, married May 31, 1768 Johann Balthasar Kühner born 23 Aug 1737, S. of the shoemaker Valentin Fr. Kühner here, 1768 Subst. Of the Pastor Kob in Bedheim, then pastor there, 1 - 4.12. 1804. They had 5 children: 1. Christian Heinrich Kühner, scholarship holder 1791, -s in Vienna. 37 years old, single Feb Christiane Caroline Henriette Kühner born in Bedheim 30 Dec 1770, -s 3 Jan 1818, married 14 Feb 1797 Johann Heinrich Wilhelm Berber ««) born in Holzhausen in Lower Franconia 7.9.1762, studied 1783-85 in Jena, 5 Feb 1797 Pastor in Pfersdorf, 20 Sep 1803 in Crock, 30 Aug 1846 member of the Amtsjubilar and KR., died 16. 8.1847. Children: I. Carl LudwigOberländerut Apr 7.1800 in Pfersdorf, stud. 1818 in Jena, 1822-26 teacher of education in Cassel, then seminary teacher here and since 20 Jan 1828 at the same time Pastor Of Hessberg, 10.7.1831 Pastor In Westhausen, there -s-13.12. 1872; married 1. Charlotte Augustine Caroline Weissenborn born in Oberkaufungen 5 May 1810 as daughter of the Rentschreibers and convent manager Gotthelf W. and his married wife Martha Elisabetha Gundlach, 1 - 14 Feb 1837.- married 2. 26 Nov 1840 Johanna Henriette Schuster born 27 Aug 1796 in Ebenhards, died 29 Dec 1878 in Spleen, daughter of the Pastor J. Fr. Schuster and his married wife Katharina Sophia Heydenblut from Eisfeld, childless. From 1st marriage: a. Betty Mathilde O. born Apr 6.1832, -s in Stepfershausen 20.7.1903, married 27.5.1858 Pastor A ugu st Fr. Wi l h. Hön n ") in Johann H. Wilh. Oberländer, S. of the Pastor Johann Ludwig Oberlander in Holzhaus, "and Eishausen, 1 - 1 Apr 1813 as Emer. in Heldburg (ux Auguste Dietzel) had as brothers: a. Johann Ludwig O. born in Eishausen 3 Sep 177 «, 1 - in Königsberg i. Fr. 3 « Mar 1831 as a bailiff there (ux Anna Susanna Laurentia, daughter of the bailiff Johann Chr. Heinrich Fischer in Eisfels and his Gem. Ernestine Andrea); K .: Leopold died 25.8.1868, mayor, Geh. Reg. Council in Coburg, married Sophia Prager; Gustav f 10 Feb 1887, Apoth. in Frankenthal, married Agnes Greiffeld; Agnes 1 - 22. 10. 1849. married Principal Ernst Eberhardt-Coburg (S. Eugen born 6 Jun 1843, 1893 Prof. at the Domgymnasium in Magdeburg); Hildegard 1 - 7th 12th 1900, married Gymnas.-Dir. Hermann Gottlieb core Berlin). d. Johann Carl born 19 Dec 1774, 1 - 17.13.1813, lawyer in Heldburg, married Christiane Fugmann from Königsberg 2 ») Genealogy of the Hönn family: Cornelius Hönn c. 15S "expelled from Liège, senator in Nuremberg; S. Georg H., merchant and senator in Nuremberg, married Magdalena Heinlin; whose S. Dr. Paul Hönn, go Council and Cons. President in Coburg, born 14 Aug 1622, 1 - 5. 10. 1689, married Emilie Catharina Heyd; whose S. Heinrich Paul H., Hofadvokat and Lord Mayor in Meiningen, born 1673, 1-1731, married 1. Anna Katharina Zinkennagel, married 2. Clara Sibylla Rumpel, founder of a scholarship; from 2nd marriage: Johann Christian Hofadvokat and Lord Mayor in Meiningen, born 1673, 1-1731, married 1. Anna Katharina Zinkennagel, married 2. Clara Sibylla Rumpel, founder of a scholarship; from 2nd marriage: Johann

Christian Hofadvokat and Lord Mayor in Meiningen, born 1673, 1-1731, married 1. Anna Katharina Zinkennagel, married 2. Clara Sibylla Rumpel, founder of a scholarship; from 2nd marriage: Johann Christian Page 59 - 59 - Hellingen and Spleen, born 29 Dec 1823 as S. of the archives council Ernst Christian Hönn and his Gem. Elisabetha Volkhart, 1 - 29 Mar 1893 (K .: 1. Eugen Theodor Hönn born 3.10.1864 in Hellingen, Pastor In Spleen, married Emmi née Heubel, born 10 Nov 1871 in Stadt-Jlm, S. Johannes born 21 Jan 1899 Feb Ernst August Hönn born 28 Sep 1866, Dr. meS., Pract Römhild, married Frieda Neubauer (T. Magdalena ut., 1903), scholarship holder in 1888 Mar Mathilde Hönn ut., 25. 10. 1868. married Forstassessor Fritz Ehrhardt in Römhild, ut., 24 May 1865 (T. Martha born EmilHeinrichoberberut in Westhausen 6.8.1833, -s in Freiburg in Br Feb 5.1895, scholarship holder 1853, buried in Untermaßfeld, stud. 1853-56 in Jena, Erlangen and Leipzig, Pastor In Hessberg 9.10.1859, in Veilsdorf Aug. 1869, in Untermaßfeld Oct. 1881, 1 Dec 1885 Lecture and Council, 2 Apr 1891 OKR., married 24. 4.1860 Angela Julie Sophia Buck born 9 Apr 1834 as daughter of the Building Inspector Johann Georg Mich. Buck, died 18 Feb 1850, and his Gem. Antoinette Philippine Radeseld, -s. 17 Apr 1889; K .: 1. Carl Theodor O. born in Hebberg 8 Jun 1861, find. 1880-83 in Halle, Jena and Leipzig, 20 Dec 1885 Pastor In Behrungen, 1 Jan 1887 in Bedheim, married 19 Jun 1888 Lina Maria Josephtne, born in Eicha 25 Jun 1864 as daughter of the Pastor Ludwig Witter, later Pastor and KR. in Häselrieth, 1 - 20.12. 1899 in Cassel, and his Gem. Emmy Gottschick born 1 Jan 1840 in Neu- stadt a. H. (K .: Ludwig Emil Georg born 15 Jun 1889, Carl Wilhelm born 12 Dec 10. 1890, Fritz Emil Julius Richard born 5. 6.1892) Feb Carl August Ludwig O. born in Hessberg 13 Jun 1866, stud. 1885-88 in Jena and Berlin, scholarship holder 1885, 13. 10. 1889 Deacon in Heldburg, 1. 4.1891 Pastor In Lindenau, 1 Jan 1903 in Frauenbreitungen, married April 22, 1891 Paula Bertha born 31 Mar 1872 as daughter of Rittergutpächters Albert Ritter in Belrieth and his Gem. Emma Weyrich from Roßdorf a. Rh. (K .: Paul Joseph Albert born 31 Mar 1892, Anna Angela born 26. 26 Mar 1895, Lucia Helene Dora born 14. 14. 1899) Mar Minna Helene Charlotte O. born 7 Mar 1870 in Veilsdorf, umr. 28 Aug 1890 Pastor Fr. Storandt in Behrungen, 1893 in Gellershausen, son of the district court council Gottwalt St. and his Gem. Hulda Windorf (K .: Martha, Carl, Gertrud). Elias Hönn born 12 Aug 1721, Reg. Council in Meiningen, married Elisabetha Caroline Johanna Appun; whose S. Ernst Christian Hönn, Archivrat in Meiningen, born 19 Jan 1775, f 1863, nx. Johanna Elisabetha Volkhart, daughter of the Oberhof preacher Volkhart in Meiningen, died 1853; their children: 1. Maria Auguste, married Georg Friedrich Herda, Pastor In Scherneck near Coburg (K .: Ernst (whose K. Hugo and Carl) and Louise Herda) Feb Henriette, married Aug. Wilhelm Müller, Sup. And KR. in Meiningen (K .: Otto, AGR, Julius AGR, Carl, Hans, Maria, m. AGR, Wilhelm Scheller, Hermann) Mar Maria Louise. Aug. 4 Friedrich Wilheln, Hönn, Pastor Von Milz, married Betty Mathilde Oberlander (Descendence ", pp. S8). Page 60 - «0 - e. Friedrich Theodor Oberländer born 6 Aug 1833 in Westhausen, died 7.9.1880 in Meiningen, stud. 1853-56 in Jena and Leipzig, dr. to., 2 Apr 1875 Judicial Council, 12.11.1877 Reg. Council, married 6. 8.1863 Fanny born May 9, 1839 as daughter of the later App.-Ger.-President Richard Ernst Licvmann died October 7, 1871 and his Gem. Alme Jacobs -s March 1,

1892 (K .: 1. Richard Carl Emil O. born 1. 6.1864 here, stud. Since 1883 in Halle, Leipzig and Jena, scholarship holder 1885 (10th degree), 16 Aug 1893 senior teacher at the local seminar, married 21 May 1896 Elsa Heil born 15 Jan 1873 in Meiningen as daughter of the present office administrator Council Rudolf Leonhardt Heil and his Gem. Ernestine Kiessling (T. Elsa Clara Hertha Emma Anneliese Hildegard born 8. 7. 1897) 2. Ernst Oskar O. born 3. 1866 in Meiningen, 1884-87 in Leipzig, Berlin and Jena, scholarship holder 1885, Kreisass. here and in Meiningen, April 1, 1900 Reg. Council; married 30 May 1897 Clara born 11.11. 1875 in Eisfeld as part of the current district court council Oskar Müller from Saalfeld and his Gem. Maria, daughter of the Pastor Fr. Otto in Marisfeld. (K .: Margaretha Hildegard born 26 Jun 1898, Jrmgard Paula Anna Betty born 14. 14. 1900, Theodor born 1 May 1905). S. Therese Auguste Mathilde O. born 24 Dec 1834 in Westhausen, married May 19, 1853 Ernst Rittweger "), secondary school director, Geh. Hofrat, Dr. med. vliil. ue, for its golden official anniversary 1 Sep 1894 Gymnasialstiftung with Mk. 5500, born 3 Dec 1820 in Häselrieth as S. of the master baker and community host Christian R. and his co. Christiane Henriette Metzger from here, 1 - 8. 10. 1901 (K .: 1. Ernst born 14 Feb 1854 here, High School Teacher in Meiningen, died June 24, 1898 (scholarship holder 1872, 12th degree), married Antonie Eckold, Forstnieisterstochter from Kleinschmalkalden, born May 20, 1864; S .: Anna born 30 Jun 1883, married March 20, 1906 Meae. Paul Kost in Pausa i. V .; Margaretha born 14 Sep 1885, teacher; Gertrud born 25 Jun 1890 Feb Betty born 2 Mar 1856, writer (Aus der Kleinstadt, 1902, Oberstüble 1903) Mar Carl born March 27, 1859, Dr. vK., Gymnasium Director in Ratzeburg and here, secondary school board member (scholarship holder 1877), married Emilie, daughter of the Judicial Council Cremer in Bochum; S .: Margaretha born September 18, 1889, Ernst born 18 Sep 1893, Jngeborg born 23. 2.1904). (Carl R. wrote a biography of his father in 1902.) II. Johanne Louise Oberländer born 10 Dec 1801 in Pfersdorf, 1- in Großgarnstadt 17 Feb 1858, married 26 Apr 1827 Thomas Eckardt born 1 Jun 1798, died 25 Apr 1879, 1827 Pastor In Breitenau, last ») Ernst Rittwegers School programs: 18S3: Philosophical propaedeutics and German instruction in the upper classes of the Gymnasium; 18S9: From the practice of Latin elementary education; 1866: Hints on the method of Latin reading; 1875: Notes on history lessons. Page 61 6. 1846, married Alfred Otto, Accounting Commissioner in Coburg; K .: Frieda Otto, married Merchant Richard Rütigers in Berlin (K .: Erich, Werner, Otto) and Clara Otto, married Carl Maritius in Berlin). III. Auguste Friedericke Oberländer born April 21, 1805, February 11, 1882, married 27. 7. 1842 Carl Ludwig Luther born 23 Jan 1817, 1- 1.7.1866, economist in Hetschbach, S. of the Hofadvokaten Carl Ludwig Luther here, later Geh. Reg. Council in Meiningen (Author of the writing on the legal nature of the domains in the duchy of S.-Meiningen and the other Saxon and German states) and his Gem. Louise Caroline Friedericke Lutzelberger, daughter of the Councilor Chr. Hieron. Theod. Lützelberger, 1790 scholarship (K .: Carl Luther, economist in Hetschbach, married Trier from there, whose S. Wilhelm Kaufmann and 5 daughters). (Brothers of Carl Luther: Ferdinand L. 1840 st. and in relation to his grandfather Lützelberger eomp. stip. and Captain Luther). IV. Friedrich Eduard Freiherr von Oberländer born in Crock 13 Aug 1807, -s in Meiningen 18 Mar 1879, Dr. med. to., RA. and Mayor in Saalfeld, 1841 Reg. Council, 1849 Council of State in Meiningen, 1857 First Director of the Mitteld. Kreditbank and Deutsche Hypothekenbank (ek., P Mar Conrad Fr. Kühner (ek.p. 58) born 27 Dec 1773, 1 - 20

May 1838, 6 «/« years Subst. Of his father, then Pastor In Bedheim, married 1806 Esther Elisabeth, daughter of the court preacher Johann Georg Pfrauger in Meiningen (S .: a) Mathilde, -s 16 years old, d. Adelheid, merchant Schoch in Bedheim, e Heinrich Emil Otto Kühner born 4. 1808, 1829 Fellow, 1836-39 Substitute in Veilsdorf, then Pastor In Streufdorf and Exdorf, died 26 Apr 1866, married 18 Aug 1836 Sophia Kaufmann from Rentweinsdorf (K .: Mathilde Kühner born 11 Sep 1837, married Joh. Hall in Aue near Schmalkalden (care institution for idiots), childless; Hermione K. born 25 Apr Page 62 - 62 - 1839, 1-31-31, 1874, married 9. 10. 1865 Erich Brachmann, Pastor In Buchbrunn (K .: Hermann, RA in Nuremberg, married Anna Bräuer, Otto, Dr. meS., Doctor in Auerbach im Vogtland, scholarship holder). Wilhelm K. born 17. 7. 1840, merchant and factory owner in Brunswick, died 23 Mar 1905, married 9. 10. 1867 Anna, daughter of the Pastor Johann Hermann Kühner in Bedheim (pc .: Otto born 4.7.1868, merchant, married Maria Börmann, d. Ernst born 13.12.1869, merchant in Braunschweig Frieda ut., Jan. 23, 1871, married Kaufmann Paul Fischer, -s April 11, 1905 in Frankfurt aO (Edith), S. Alfred ut., April 30, 1872, Droguist in Braunschweig Elsa born 28 Nov 1873, married Hans Wurl, Droguist in Wittstock (K .: Charlotte, Hildegard, Amalie) Emma K. born 24 Jun 1842, married 1875 Pastor Erich Brachmann ( K. from 1. Marriage: Hermann and Otto) Otto K. born 12. 12 Apr 1844, merchant and factory owner in Jldeshausen, 1 - October 1892, married 1869 Emilie, daughter of music director Anding from here (K. : Anna born 20. April 1870 here, teacher in Brunswick, Oskar born 5.9.1872, merchant in Magdeburg, married Clara Richter, Frieda born 1876), A d el heid K. born 26 May 1846, married Gendarme Oskar Großmann in Pumpowo in Poznan, childless Conrad K. born 2 Mar 1848, Tonkünstler in Dresden, married 1884 Therese, Widowed Schulz, born Schräde r (S .: Sophia and Josephine). S. Johann Hermann Kühnerut. 5.9.1809 in Bedheim, 1832-37 teacher at the Dr. med. Nunnery and Gymnasium of Hildburghausen, then Vicar and Pastor In Bedheim, 1 - 21 Mar 1884, married July 25, 1839 Charlotte, daughter of the Reg. Council Wagner here (Ed .: Anna Anna, July 5, 1840, Wilhelm Kaufman Wilhelm Kühner in Brunswick, 2. Laura born 1842, un married , 3. Emmi ut, 1 Feb 1844, -s 12 Jun 1906, single, 4. Carl ut., 29 Jan 1847, 1- 20 Dec 1850; 5. Maria born August 28, 1850, August 9, 1874 Merchant Eduard Heusinger here, born 29 November 1844 (K .: Carl born 1 July 1875 in Bedheim, dental technician in Frankfurt am Main, Emmi 1 Jun 1877 here, 1 May 5. 1885, Willy born 11 Aug 1878, -s 31 May 1882, Erich born 4 Nov 1884, Richard 1 - 13. 8 6. Frieda born 23.7.1853, f 16.10.1855, 7. Auguste ut., And 1 - 1855. e.Theodor Richard Kühner ut., 29 Jun 1813, Rector in Schalkau, Sonneberg and Camburg, Pf in Holzhausen, Schlettwein and Friedebach, 1 - 17 May 1891, married 1 May 1843 Julie, daughter of the Geh. church council Meigner in Leipzig, childless 4. Louise Christiane Kühner, 4. K. des 4 Dec 1804 died in Bedheim pastor Johann Balthasar Kühner (e.p. 58), married Pastor Carl Fichtel in Müh field (p. Louis Fichtel uwS .. pract. Physician in Zellingen near Würzburg; S: Minna. married Franz Zigelius, station manager in Munich and Pauline, married Schäfer, railway official in Munich). - 63 - 5. Johanna Maria Kühner born 1782, married Küparreich, Pastor In Markt-Neuhof near Ansbach, Bundorf and Albertshofen. K .: a. Wilhelm Emil Friedemann Ludwig, st. M-., Scholarship holder 1838? d. Friedericke, married 2 of Pastor Emil Pfranger in Burden; e.

Caroline, teacher Weichlein (K .: Auguste Weichlein, was a chemist of miracles in Nuremberg, Ludovica, married Engineer Miiller in Munich, Gotthardt, bavr., Director of the state bank, ux, N. Wunder, Minna, Carl, Frieda, mar Wargau). No Apr Elisabetha Ebenretter, died 15.6. 1662, 4th child of Stephan Ebenretter, owner of the Ebenretters mill 1584, -s c. 1618 (p.44), msu-. Kl. Egidius Kühner, Adjunct in Neustadt a. d. Haide, last complete owner of the Ebenretters mill, 1 - 23 Aug 1622. (K .: Johann Valentin Kühner born 14 Feb 1605, Archidiak yier, buried 28 Mar 1666, d. Anna Kühner, married Lorenz Stertz, Cloth maker here, Dpt. 24 Feb 1606, buried 8.1.1674, S. of the Rotgerbers Wolf Stertzs-s 1612 and his married woman Regina, daughter of the Stephan Rink, whose S. Ludwig 16 Jun 1661 married -Lorenz Stertz married in a second marriage to Margaretha Nothnagel, whose daughter Catharina born 1664, 1-12-12, 1747, the parent of the Habermann line, because married to Johann Habermann, Krämer and Zöllner here, who was burned in his Lohhaus on April 4, 1707. E. Elisabetha Kühner buried 15 Jan 1650, married Eucharius Heubner, butcher and consul here, eop. 25. 10. 1614, buried 1641. These had 3 others: a) Dorothea Heubner dpt., 6 Apr 1617, married Nicolaus Dressel, Pastor In Heinersdorf, sep., 2 Mar 1665, d. Hans Heubner, d. 19 Aug 1629, butcher and Consul here, buried 14 Feb 1695, married Rosine Maria, daughter of the Sup. Melch. Weigler here 1686 e Margaretha Heubner dpt. 6.7.1621, buried 2 Sep 1653, married 25.10.1642 Stephan Hofmann, Ebenrettersmüller, buried 25. 10. 1665. Whose daughter Elisabetha Hofmann dpt. 18 Sep 1648, buried 12. 2.1699, married Apr 5. 1669 to NicoI Rink, cloth merchant and court clerk here, buried 1727. K .: a. Johann Nicolaus Rink born 8 Apr 1684, buried 24 Mar 1752, rector in Eisfeld, married Johanna Dorothea, daughter of Adam Conrad Weinmann, vicar in Eisfeld 13 Feb 1720; d. Johann Stephan Rink dpt. 17 Mar 1673, sep Aug 2. 1731, Pastor In Stelzen and Lindenau, married 30.11. 1703 Susanna Maria, daughter of the Pastor Rudolf Seeger in Stelzen, buried 13 Apr 1747. These had 3 children: ". Catharina Rink, married Nicolaus Wagner, Pastor In Sachsendorf. EleonoreMariaRink dpt Feb 7. 1707, buried 5 Feb 1775, maI- Jan Johann Friedrich Schmidt, Hofseiler here, eop. in Lindenau 1731, buried 9.5.1741; married 2. Johann Georg Genßler ") born 13.3.1722, s>) On Genßler's genealogy: Johann Genßler Qt. 1589, wife and consul in Ostheim, f 14 Dec 1662, ur. Anna Krauß von Mühlfeld eop 1. 1613, s 15. 9. - 64 - 1- 4 Sep 1800, Seiler in Ostheim, established here in 1746, Hofseiler, eop. 21 Jan 1746, sep Apr 9. 1800 (in 2. marriage 17. 7. 1777, married Anna Magdalene Seeger 1- 10. 10. 1805). From the first marriage of Eleonore Maria Rink with J. Fr. Schmidt: S. Johann Paul Schmidt born 17.10.1731, sock knit, 1 - single; from 2nd marriage to Johann Georg Gentzler: Johann Andreas Genßler ««) born May 12, 1748, -s. tu. et. pK., go Church council, general superintendent and high court preacher; married 1. 28 Aug 1781 Johanna Euphrosyna, 27 Dec 1794, daughter of the bailiff Johann Sebastian Bartenstein in Königsberg; married 2. her sister Friedericke Barbara Bartenstein eop. January 23, 1797; had 9 children. From 1st marriage: a. Johann Georg August Genßler born 20.10.1782, 1805 scholarship holder, Pastor In Seidmannsdorf, married Heunisch from Schweinfurt, whose daughters Rosalie and Julie married in America, while Charlotte to Forester Carl Fr. Heusinger in Schwarzbach near Eisfeld and on the Buchenhof, whose S. Eduard H. born 29.11.1848 merchant here (ek. Deszen- denz J. Kühner p. 63). d. Johanna Louise Wilhelmine Genßler born March 22, 1785, ular. 1 Mar 1810 Johann Friedemann Bechmann, S. of the Adjunct B. in Sonneseld, 1803 pastor in Hessberg, died 7 Aug 1816, 49 years old (S. Aug. Friedemann Adelbert Bechmann, economist, born 12 Dec 1811, died 15. 7. 1859, married

Thusnelda Hofmann born 3 Feb 1822 in Salzungen, eop. 20 Jun 1843, K .: Friedrich William Carl Alfred Bechmann born 30 Apr 1848 in Oberstadt, economist, then merchant in Halle, applied in 1892 as a Stud of Agricultural Chemistry for the scholarship, Richard Bechmann born 26. 7. 1849, Carl Bechmann born 15. 15. 1851). e. Friedrich Barnabas Christian Genßler born 1792, Revista Assistant in Schweina, Administrator in Meiningen, his daughter married in America. From 2nd marriage Ferdinand Wilhelm Genßler born 9, 4., 1798, -s. meä., pract. doctor here; married 1. Johanna Sieber born 27 Nov 1797, eop. April 16, 1828; married 2. Natalie Erdmann 1666. His surname was the surname Altorbe. Its S. Johann Michael Genßler born August 26, 1664, f 14 Jan 1696; married 1. Anna Schneider e «p. January 26, 1664, February 30, 1672; married 2. Raisin Bach eop. 2 " Jan 1673, f. 29. 10. 1700. Their S. Johann Michael Genßler bpt. 23 Sep 1675, died 26 Aug 1731. married Anna Catharina Löhlers dpt. 29.10. 1683. eoo. 16 Jun 1705. 1 - 15 Sep 17S7. Their S. Johann Georg Genßler born March 13, 1722 (top left). n) Writings Dr. Johann Andr. Genßlers: The Wandals of the 18th Century 1796, the Welsen 1801. History of the Frank Gau Grabfeld 2 daughter 1802/03; the apocalypse. Secret Ap. 13, 1813; Wittekind, 1817; Family table of the Grand Duke. and duchy. House of Saxony; Order of succession in the duchies of Gotha and Altenburg, 182S; History of Life and Regents Herzog Friedrichs von S.-Hildburghausen; in MSr. Geneal. Tables from Hildburghausen Tom. I-VII.

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- 65 - born October 24, 1813, eov Feb 2. 1847, -s 6 Sep 1889; K Jan Marriage: Bernhard G. born 19.8. 1829, died 1.12.1829, Emilie died 5.2.1841; from 2. Marriage: Friedrich Wilhelm Genßler ") born 1 Dec 1847, Kaufmann here and in Fehrenbach, married Minna born 20 Feb 1851, eov. 10. 10. 1878, daughter des Sup. Apel in Kranichfeld (K .: Willy Moritz Erdmann Carl Genßler born 20.9.1879, engineer; Johannes s 1881; Maria -s 1882; Emma Mathilde Frieda Natalie born 11.5.1884; Natalie Rosa Maria Emilie Pauline born 16.2 1889) 2. From the Second Marriage of the 1800s Johann Georg Genßler with Eleon. Maria Rink: Johanna Dorothea Susanna Genßler born 23.9.1950, War Georg Friedrich Hoffmann, Baker here, "op 1755, whose S. Johann Georg Eduard Hoffmann born 20..12.1775, died 15 May 1832, Seiler in Schleusingen, married Margaretha Friedericke Kerner from Themar born 5 Nov 1764, died 3 Feb 1830 ; whose S. Johann Christian Hoffmann born 17 Jan 1802, factory owner in Schleusingen, married Wilhelmine Friedericke Schwarze from there born March 21, 1799, eov. June 21, 1825; whose S. Georg Wilhelm Franz Hoffmann born 13 Sep 1828 a. Stuck in 1848, in Halle. 7. Anna Dorothea Rink born April 18, 1711, March 3, 4, 1779, married 1734 J 0 justus Neumeister from Lehesten born 12.1.1701, 1726 privilege. Hof- and Landschieferdecker here, buried 2 Aug 1764. Had 2 sons: Johann Andreas and Johann Caspar N. 1.Johann Andreas Neu master born 25. 7. 1741, 1772 Pastor In Neustadt a. R., then in Brno -s 1796, married Christiane Louise Dorothea (-s- 1830), daughter of the Pastor Caspar Gnuge in Rieth (C .: a., Carl, printer, disappeared in the foreign, d. Sophia Caroline, mku-., Lieutenant Haas from Eisfeld (K .: Christian and Dorothea); e. Ludwig, baker, married Agnes Kohles 1819; S.Georg; e.Friedrich; k. Friedrich Andreas Neumeister born 17.8. 1785 in Brno, scholarship holder 1810 (8th degree), s 1 May 1866, Diak. in Sonnefeld and Königsberg, Pastor in Öttingshausen and Gestungshausen near

Sonnefeld, married Friedericke Muther, pastor's daughter from Weißenbrunn born 08/06/1791. Had 6 children: a.Rudolf Albrecht Jul. Emil Neumeister born 10 May 1822 in Sonnefeld, Pastor In Bucharest, Leimbach, Friedeburg a. S., Mechterstedt near Aschersleben 1875, married Albertine Grünau (K .: Rudolf, book dealer, Emil Gustav Adolf born 27 Nov (9. 12.) 1853 in Bucharest, physician, scholarship holder 1876). d. Friedrich Martin Robert Neumeister born 28 Feb 1824 in Königsberg, e. Eduard Carl Michael Ludwig Neumeister born 20 Nov 1825, Rector in Rodach, 1849 scholarship holder, 1856 Pastor In Galatz W) Fr. Wilh. Genßler is entitled to the Schumann Scholarship (his S. Willy as st. Teedu. in Darmstadt for two years) and from his wife to the Trillersche in Leipzig, which their father once enjoyed for a few years. S

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- 66 - in Romania, 1870 in Schmolsin in Pomerania, scholarship holder 1849-51, married Bertha Tamm (K .: "- Clemens born 5.10.1857 in Galatz, scholarship holder 1876, F. Friedrich Andreas Johannes born 2.11.1866 in Maßnitz near Zeitz, 1890 pc. In Berlin). S. Theodor Christian N. born 12 Apr 1828, Geometer. e. Emilie Neumeister born 2 Mar 1830 in Öttingshausen, died 14 Jun 1903 in Themar, married 1. Lawyer Richard Kost here; married 2. Armin Ludwig born May 27, 1814 in Wasungen, died May 7, 1882, district court director in Meiningen; P Jan Carl Ludwig born 18 Jan 1864 in Heldburg, scholarship holder 1883, magistrate in Themar, married Helene Beyer born 2.12.1868 in Sonneberg (K .: Vera born 22. 22. 1896, Werner born 6.12.1897, both in Sonneberg); 2. Eleanor (Elly) born 10. 10. 1865, married 1889 go Finance Council Georg Trautvetter in Coburg, former Mayor of Arnstadt, District administrator in Gehren and mortgage bank director in Sondershausen (K .: Viktoria born 1890 in Arnstadt, Erna born 2 Aug 1894 in Gehren), k. Julie Neumeister, married Knauer, a teacher in Heldritt Feb Johann Caspar Neumeister born 11 Apr 1748, s 1797, 1770 Hof- and Landschieferdecker here, married Anna Catharina, daughter of the gunsmith Georg Seber in Suhl. Whose S. Theodore Gottlieb Christian Neumeister born 28 Mar 1776 Pastor In Brno and Lindenau, married Friedericke Sittig; whose S. Hermann Georg 1842 st. td., scholarship holder.

VI. Matthäus Ebenretter, Pastor In Jüterbock (not Judenbach) and Füllenborn, s childless (ek. M? 30).

VII. Simon Ebenretter, Rector in Windsheim, tuuator stip. mm. to 200 Franconian guilders a. 1583, sep Jan 11. 1583, married Kunigunde, childless. His mother, Margaretha Möring, 3rd wife, and widower Johann Ebenried, had to because she was guilty of her son, because of the payment for the purpose of the small Ebenretter Scholarship in 1584 to compare before local council. 100 florins were then at the council and had the mayor of official channels on Easter with 5 florins to interest and 100 florins in private on house and field

pawn. Guardian of Simon Ebenretter, the youngest brother of the testator Johann Ebenretter, 1550 New Year Heubner, 1539 creator to Birkenseld and furrier and innkeeper Hans Vehnn. Klippersches scholarship. History. The 15 February 1606 by shoemaker Michael Klipper with 500 Franconian guilders The scholarship was initially earmarked for his sons and sisters, the oldest to carry academic studies for three years. Was not a friend of the clipper because of the payment for the purpose of the small Ebenretter Scholarship in 1584 before local council. 100 florins were then at the council and had the mayor of official channels on Easter with 5 florins to interest and 100 florins in private on house and field pawn. Guardian of Simon Ebenretter, the youngest brother of the testator Johann Ebenretter, 1550 New Year Heubner, 1539 creator to Birkenseld and furrier and innkeeper Hans Vehnn. Klippersches scholarship. History. The 15 February 1606 by shoemaker Michael Klipper with 500 Franconian guilders The scholarship was initially earmarked for his sons and sisters, the oldest to carry academic studies for three years. Was not a friend of theKclipper because of the payment for the purpose of the small Ebenretter Scholarship in 1584 before local council. 100 florins were then at the council and had the mayor of official channels on Easter with 5 florins to interest and 100 florins in private on house and field pawn. Guardian of Simon Ebenretter, the youngest brother of the testator Johann Ebenretter, 1550 New Year Heubner, 1539 creator to Birkenseld and furrier and innkeeper Hans Vehnn. Klippersches scholarship. History. The 15 February 1606 by shoemaker Michael Klipper with 500 Franconian guilders The scholarship was initially earmarked for his sons and sisters, the oldest to carry academic studies for three years. Was not a friend of the clipper Main sum then stood with the advice and had the burgomaster of official channels on Easter with 5 florins to interest and 100 florins with private ones on house and field pledge. Guardian of Simon Ebenretter, the youngest brother of the testator Johann Ebenretter, 1550 New Year Heubner, 1539 creator to Birkenseld and furrier and innkeeper Hans Vehnn. Klippersches scholarship. History. The 15 February 1606 by shoemaker Michael Klipper with 500 Franconian guilders The scholarship was initially earmarked for his sons and sisters, the oldest to carry academic studies for three years. Was not a friend of the clipper Main sum then stood with the advice and had the burgomaster of official channels on Easter with 5 florins to interest and 100 florins with private ones on house and field pledge. Guardian of Simon Ebenretter, the youngest brother of the testator Johann Ebenretter, 1550 New Year Heubner, 1539 creator to Birkenseld and furrier and innkeeper Hans Vehnn. Klippersches scholarship. History. The 15 February 1606 by shoemaker Michael Klipper with 500 Franconian guilders The scholarship was initially earmarked for his sons and sisters, the oldest to carry academic studies for three years. Was not a friend of the clipper the youngest brother of the testator Johann Ebenretter, 1550 New Year's Heubner, 1539 creator to Birkenseld and furrier and innkeeper Hans Vehnn. Klippersches scholarship. History. The 15 February 1606 by shoemaker Michael Klipper with 500 Franconian guilders The scholarship was initially earmarked for his sons and sisters, the oldest to carry academic studies for three years. Was not a friend of the clipper the youngest brother of the testator Johann Ebenretter, 1550 New Year's Heubner, 1539 creator to Birkenseld and furrier and innkeeper Hans Vehnn. Klippersches scholarship. History. The 15 February 1606 by shoemaker Michael Klipper with 500 Franconian guilders The scholarship was initially earmarked for his sons and sisters, the oldest to carry academic studies for three years. Was not a friend of the Klipper