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Siebter Band: Regierungsbezirk Liegnitz, Teil II Dietmar Neß SCHLESISCHES SCHLESISCHES PFARRERBUCH PFARRERBUCH Siebter Band Siebter Band Regierungsbezirk Liegnitz Teil II Regierungsbezirk Liegnitz, Teil II ISBN 978-3-374-04287-6 EUR 78,00 [D] PB_Schles-Bd7-Bezug.indd 1 12.01.16 10:57 Schlesisches Pfarrerbuch Dietmar Neß Schlesisches Pfarrerbuch Siebter Band Regierungsbezirk Liegnitz, Teil II Die Kirchenkreise Haynau Hirschberg Jauer Landeshut Liegnitz Löwenberg I Löwenberg II Herausgegeben vom Verein für Schlesische Kirchengeschichte EVANGELISCHE VERLAGSANSTALT Leipzig Bibliografische Information der Deutschen Nationalbibliothek Die Deutsche Nationalbibliothek verzeichnet diese Publikation in der Deutschen Nationalbibliografie; detaillierte bibliografische Daten sind im Internet über http://dnb.dnb.de abrufbar. © 2016 by Evangelische Verlagsanstalt GmbH · Leipzig Printed in Germany · H 7986 Das Werk einschließlich aller seiner Teile ist urheberrechtlich geschützt. Jede Verwertung außerhalb der Grenzen des Urheberrechtsgesetzes ist ohne Zustimmung des Verlags unzulässig und strafbar. Das gilt insbesondere für Vervielfältigungen, Übersetzungen, Mikroverfilmungen und die Einspeicherung und Verarbeitung in elektronischen Systemen. Das Buch wurde auf alterungsbeständigem Papier gedruckt. Cover: Kai-Michael Gustmann, Leipzig Satz: Dietmar Neß, Groß Särchen Druck und Binden: Hubert & Co., Göttingen ISBN 978-3-374-04287-6 www.eva-leipzig.de INHALT Kirchenkreis Haynau 7 Kirchenkreis Hirschberg 73 Kirchenkreis Jauer 181 Kirchenkreis Landeshut 233 Kirchenkreis Liegnitz 289 Kirchenkreis Löwenberg I 403 Kirchenkreis Löwenberg II 461 Register 531 5 K IRCHENKREIS H AYNAU KIRCHENKREIS HAYNAU Altenlohm . 8 Bärsdorf-Trach . 9 Brockendorf . 14 Göllschau . 15 Haynau . 19 Kaiserswaldau . 29 Konradsdorf . 33 Kreibau . 37 Lobendau . 44 Panthenau . 49 Rothbrünnig . 54 Samitz . 54 Steinsdorf . 58 Steudnitz . 62 Straupitz . 67 Woitsdorf . 71 Seniorat im Fürstentum Liegnitz. 1817 Kirchenkreis. Lit.: Goldberg-Haynauer Heimatnachrichten, Jg. 1,1950/51 ff [zit. GHHN] / JSKG 1969,114-121 (: zu 1945-1947) Die Superintendenten des Kirchenkreises Haynau 1817-1822 M i c h a e l i s , Friedrich Gottlieb, Straupitz 1822-1829 B o b e r t a g , Johann Gottfried, Lobendau 1829-1857 W a n d r e y , Wilhelm, Haynau 1859-1870 R o c h l i t z , Friedrich, in Lobendau; 1857 interim 1870-1880 B o e t h e l t , Rudolph Gustav, Kreibau 1880-1885 A u m a n n , Paul Eduard, Panthenau 1886-1896 G r i e ß d o r f , Gotthold, Steudnitz; 1885 interim 1897-1901 P e t e r s , Georg Friedrich Richard, Steudnitz 7 K IRCHENKREIS H AYNAU 1902-1921 S e n f , Martin, Haynau 1921-1923 B r o n i s c h , Johannes, Wilhelmsdorf, Sup.verwalter 1924-1945 V e t t e r , Julius, Lobendau 1945 B ü r g e l , Günther, Sup. in Goldberg, zusätzlich mit der Vewaltung der Suptur Haynau beauftragt ALTENLOHM 12.8.1288 erste Erwähnung der Kirche und des Pfarrers Friedrich. Bis 1914 mit Kreibau verbunden als Mater adjuncta. Zufluchtskirche. 1687 und 1712 Erweiterungsbau der Fachwerkkirche. 15.5.1935 abgebrannt. Neubau, steinern, 1. Advent 1936 von Bischof D. Zänker geweiht (Architekt G. Langmaack). 1.10.1914 Aufhebung der pfarramtlichen Verbindung; die zweite Stelle der Gesamtparchochie Kreibau-Altenlohm wird auf Altenlohm übertragen. Po: Stary Łom; die Kirche rk. Lit.: A 1914,112 / Anders 1848,447-448; 1867,515-516 / Silesia sacra 1927,372; 1953,112 / Neuling S. 3 / SGF 1954,594 / Schematyzm Archidiec. Wrocł. 1971,108 / Kunst und Kirche, Jg. 14,1937,1.3-15 Pfarrerliste bis 1914 àKreibau 1654-1661 G r e i f f , Christian Levinus (Gryphius), * 1593 Seidenberg. Vater P. 1606-1611 Gymn Görlitz. Ord. 10.9.1616 Liegnitz für Linda, Subst. seines Vaters. 1617 Gerlachsheim. 1637 Aslau, auch Modlau, 1654 exul. 1654-1661 Altenlohm als Adjunkt (Extra ordinaris adjunctus Lohmensis per an. 6.). † 27.6.1671 Altenlohm. Ein Bild, das ihn als 72jährigen 1665 zeigte, befand sich in der Kirche in Altenlohm. ∞ I. NN, † 1656 zu Lohm. ∞ II. 1658 seine Magd. Eine T ∞ Gose, P in Gerlachsheim Lit.: PG Bunzlau S. 7 / Rademacher, Aslau S. 21-22 / Jancke III,100-101; IV,309 (: * 1588) / Kluge, Jubelpriester S. 62-64 / Ehrhardt III,2,466 1915-1934 S c h w a r z , Alfred Johannes Theodor, * 18.1.1873 Görlitz. Vater Lehrer. Uni Lpz, Bsl. Ord. 12.6.1901 Bsl. Pfarrvikar in Penzig, Mocker, Ruppersdorf, Grünberg, Kreuzburg, ab 1.10.1906 in Rösnitz, zul. Domslau. 1.1.1911 Groß Wartenberg. 1.1.1915 Altenlohm. Em. 31.3.1934. Nach 1945 Flammersbach Krs Siegen. ∞ 14.10.1913. 3 K Lit.: A 1910,157; 1915,26; 1934,72 / Silesia sacra 1927,372 / NL Grw HAY PG 8 K IRCHENKREIS H AYNAU 1934-1936 Verwaltung durch Vikare 1937-1945 M ü l l e r , Johannes, * 24.5.1907 Halbau/SPR. Vater P. Gymn Bsl. Uni Bsl, Künigsberg. Pred.-sem. Naumburg/Queis. Ord. 6.3.1936 Bsl d. D. Zänker. Pfarrvik in Striegau. 1.1.1937 Altenlohm. 1941-1946 Soldat und Gefangenschaft. 1946 Moßbach/Thür., kommiss. 1948 Aschersleben. Em. 1.6.1972. † 26.2.1974 Cröchern/Altmark. ∞ 18.1.1937 in Löwenberg Liselotte Przyrembel, * 24.1.1911 Neuwied/Rh. (Vater Martin P., Baudirektor; Mutter Ella Scheuermann). K.: Christine, * 25.6.1938, Verlagslektorin in Berlin (EVA); Michael, * 22.4.1944 in Liegnitz, Fotmeister in Eisenach Lit.: A 1936,186 / PG Haynau S. 4 / Silesia sacra 1953,112.235 / PB der KPS Bd. 6, 215 1946 verwaltet Diakon Karl L i e s e r t die Pfarrstelle (: A 1946,43) BÄRSDORF-TRACH 1287 der Ort Beroldisdorf, im Lib. fund. um 1305 die Kirche genannt. Rekath. 1701-1707. Seit 1888 Bärsdorf-Trach. 1945 Niedźwiedzice; die Kirche rk. Lit.: Anders 1848,445; 1867,513 (: Bärsdorf) / Silesia sacra 1927,373; 1953,112 / Neuling S. 8 / Ehrhardt IV,583-594 / SGF 1968,2683 / EKBlSchl 1940,108-109 / Schematyzm Archidiec. Wrocł. 1971,268 / Mandziuk S. 213-214 / Der Herold. N.F Bd. 2, Heft 1,1941,16-24 Kath. Pfr.: 1489 Johann Marcus [ S e c t u s , Johann, aus Kupferberg ist wohl nicht hier gewesen. - Lit: Ehrhardt IV,587 / PB der KPS Bd. 8,185 (: Cupromontanus, ord.1554 Lpz o. Ortsangabe, 1556 Sylbitz bei Halle, † 1566 ) ] Bis 1577 N e a n d e r , Martin, aus Züllichau. † 1577 Lit.: PG Haynau S. 4 / Ehrhardt IV,587 1578-1600 S t ü b n e r , Martin, * Goldberg. 13.3.1549 Uni Wbg. 1564 Hochkirch/LIE. 1578 Bärsdorf. † 21.9.1600. Ein Söhnlein Martin † 1571; eine T Ursula ∞ Georg Viebig, Freigärtner in Bärsdorf. - Gegner Krentzheims Lit.: Ehrhardt IV,93.341.587 / Ebert, Peplus Goldbergium S. 39 (mit falscher Ortsangabe) 9 K IRCHENKREIS H AYNAU 1600-1609 S t o l t z e r , Johann, * 1567 Seiffersdorf/SCH. Vater P. August 1587 Uni Wbg. Ord. 4.3.1589 Liegnitz nach Konradsdorf. 1.11.1600 Bärsdorf. † 3.4.1609. ∞ 1590 Christina Thiel, Pfr-to aus Rohnstock; sie ∞ II. 1615 Rosatus, P in Rüstern. Sein S Johann wird P in Winzig Lit.: PG Haynau S. 4 / Mende, LPr S. 519 / Ehrhardt IV,587 1609-1611 B a c h m a n n , Martin, aus Bunzlau. 1591 Profen. 1609 Bärsdorf. † Juni 1611 Lit.: PG Haynau S. 4 / Ehrhardt III,2,165; IV,588 1612-1614 G a s t o , Abraham, * 21.9.1574. 1604 ist er in Graben/GUH. 1612 Bärsdorf. 1614 Goldberg. 1619 àBrieg. † 1621 1614-1619 G ü n t h e r , Andreas, aus Liegnitz Lit.: PG Haynau S. 4 / Ehrhardt IV,588 1619-1640 T i t u s , Georg, * 1587 Beuthen/Oder. Uni Heidelberg. Ord. 30.5.1612 Liegnitz nach Graben/GUH. 1619 Bärsdorf. † 1639 (1640 ?). ∞ I. 11.9.1612 in Kummernick Barbara Myhmerus (Vater sp. P in Kummernick). ∞ II. Hedwig Schultz; sie ∞ II. Peter Henning, P in Steudnitz. Die T Johanna ∞ Friderici, P in Steinsdorf Lit.: PG Haynau S. 4 / Ehrhardt IV,588.589-590 / Eberlein, Visitation Liegnitz 1654, S. 83 / Ehrhardt IV,590. Hb Gelegenheitsschrifttum Bd. 19,0136 (: Titius) 1640-1646 P o l e n i u s , Petrus, Dr. jur., * Lobedau Krs Grottkau. 1616 Uni Jena, Nissensis Sil. 1618 Prof. jur. am Schoenaichianum in Beuthen/Oder. 1640 Bärsdorf-Trach, P, bis (nach?) 1646 Lit.: PG Haynau S. 4 / Ehrhardt IV,588 / Archiv für Sippenforschung 1937,278 / Klopsch, C.D., Geschichte des berühmten Schönaichischen Gymn…; Glogau 1818 (: von einem Wechsel des Juristen zum Theologen und dem Pfarramt in Bärsdorf berichtet er nicht) / Cunrad, Silesia togata, 1706, S. 216 / P. Klemenz, Der Anteil des Neisser Landes an der dt. Literatur; Neisse 1913 Bis 1652 Vakanz wegen des Krieges 1652-1669 R e i m a n n , Johann David, * 23.1.1623. Ord. 2.7.1652 nach Bärsdorf. 1669 Haynau. 1675 àStroppen. † 1688 10 K IRCHENKREIS H AYNAU 1669-1672 F r a n c k , Melchior, * 7.8.1631. Ord. 6.10.1652 nach Kaltenbriesnitz/GLO. 1656 Wachsdorf/SAG. 1668 Gassen/OL. 1669 Bärsdorf/HAY. 2.5.1672 Groß Baudiß. † 1690 1672-1688 A ß m a n n , Christian, Mag., * 21.7.1641 Liegnitz. Vater Christoph A., Rentamtsverwalter. 1661 Uni Lpz, 4.7.(6.)1663 Jena; 25.1.1666 Mag von Lpz. Ord. 19.5.1672 Liegnitz. † 25.10.1688. ∞ Anna Marthe Seidler. 8 K.; Daniel ist 1696 als stud. theol. an der Uni Utrecht; Barbara, * 9.8.1686; George, wird Rektor in Schweidnitz Lit.: PG Haynau S. 5 / Ehrhardt IV,588.590 / Grw, Liegn. Ord. S. 19 / CB XIX,1,126 / Herold S. 16-17 1688-1701 C r a n t z , Johann Caspar, * 4.12.1656 Bunzlau. 1681 Uni Lpz. Ord. 14.5.1688 Liegnitz zum Subst. nach Bärsdorf. † 29.9.1701. ∞ Euphrosyne Gebauer, * 5.5.1669, Pfr-to aus Kammelwitz; sie ∞ II. Schubert, P in Lüben. Keine K Lit.: PG Haynau S. 5 / Mende, LPr S. 261 / Ehrhardt IV,588.591 / MarbPSF Bd. 25,1, S.
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