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1 Das Pommersche National-Kavallerieregiment Prof. Dr. Hermann Klaje “Pommern im Jahre 1813” – Beilage zum Jahresbericht des Kgl. Dom- und Realgymnasiums zu Kolberg, Kolberg 1914. Es wurden die Listen des Regimentes und des Detachements (Anlage des Buches) ausgewertet. Waal, den 18. August 2001 Ernst Schroeder, Pommerscher Greif e.V. Anmerkung: 1. Die nachfolgende listenmäßige Erfassung (in zwei Sortierungen möglich – Namen bzw. Orte) enthält - das Pommersche National-Kavallerieregiment - das Jägerdetachement dieses Regimentes. Die jeweilige Zugehörigkeit ist in der Spalte “D´gr” durch Voranstellung von “1-“ (Regiment) bzw. durch “2-“ (Detachement) gekennzeichnet. Offensichtlich sind Angehörige des Jägerdetachements auch im Pomm.Nat.Kav.Rgt. als “Elite” erfaßt. Die Angaben, die vmtl. zu einer Person gehören, wurden bewußt nicht zusammmengefaßt , da sie mitunter abweichen (Alter, Beruf) und um die Authentizität zu erhalten. 2. Im Verzeichnis des “Detachement” sind keine Dienstgrade angegeben. Die in der Spalte “Anm” angeführten Dienstgarde wurden offensichtlich erst nach 1813 erworben. 3. Klaje hat die jeweilige Dienstzeit nur beim “Regiment” angegeben, der Beruf des Vaters nur im “Detachement” (beides hier in Spalte “Anm”). 4. Die Abkürzungen der Namen wurden gem. Schreibweise durch Klaje wiedergegeben. 5. “so” (vom Original übernommen) wurde durch Klaje offensichtlich verwendet, um die Schreibweise im Original zu betonen (z.B., wenn der Ort nicht bekannt ist oder Unklarheiten bestehen). 6. ## (in Spalte Name) siehe Anmerkung am Tabellenende. Abkürzungen: A. Alter Mon Monat Anm Anmerkung Nm. Neumark D´gr Dienstgrad OJg Oberjäger Drag Dragoner Reg. Regierungs- Hdlgs. Handlungs- Rgt Regiment Hus Husaren SekLt Sekonde-Leutnant Inf Infanterie Uffz Unteroffizier J. Jahre v. von Ldsch.Dep Landschaftsdeputierter V: Vater: Lpzg Leipzig ## siehe Anm am Tabellenende Lw Landwehr Name, Vorname D`gr Geburtsort A. Beruf Dienstzeit/Anm Abel, Jeremias 1-Elite Stargard 21 Hdlgs.diener 1 Mon; Jude Abel, Jeremias 2- Stargard 21 Hdlgs.diener V: Kaufmann, Jude Abelmann, Heinrich 2- Berlin 26 Kaufmann + Stargard ; V: Kaufmann Adelung, Joh. Friedrich 1-Uffz Stargard 35 Reg.Offiziant 6 Mon Adelung, Johann 2- Stargard 36 Reg.Offiziant OJg; V: Reg.Offiziant Alberts, 1-Anm Massow/ Naugard 24 Musikus 6 Mon; Trompeter Alsmos, Friedr. Aug. 1-Jg Greifswald 22 Bedienter 6 Mon Baethcke, Christian 1-Jg Kremmin 27 Knecht 6 Mon; Kr. Saatzig Bagemühl 2- Cammin 20 Uhrmacher V: Uhrmacher Bagemühl, Christ.Fr. 1-Elite Cammin 20 Uhrmacher 4 Mon Ballmüller, Ludwig 2- Berlin 25 Hdlgs.diener V: Bäcker Bär, Friedrich 2- Bielefeld 22 Kaufmann V: Kaufmann Barteldt, Martin 1-Jg Kolberg 20 Knecht 7 Mon Barts, Christian 2- Stettin 18 Stellmacher V: Brunnenmacher Bartz, Christ.Phil 1-Elite Stettin 20 Brunnenmacher 6 Mon Bartz, Friedrich 1-Jg Stargard 21 Stellmacher 6 Mon Bartz, Karl Phil. 1-Jg Stargard 17 Stellmacher 6 Mon Becker, karl 1-Jg Stettin 19 Schneider 6 Mon Behling, Fr. Aug. 1-Jg Stolpe/ ? 22 Knecht 5 Mon 2 Behrend, Friedrich 2- Anklam 18 Oekonom EK (Lpzg)), OJg; V: Eigentümer Behrendt, Johann 1-Elite Brinckenhoff 20 Oekonom 6 Mon; vmtl. Brenkenhof/Anklam Behrndt, Johann 1-Jg Brinckenhoff 20 Stellmacher 6 Mon; vmtl. Brenkenhof/Anklam Bergmann, Friedrich 2- Liez/Brabant 20 Student V: Rentier Beringe, v., Theodor 1-Elite Clausburg 20 Oekonom 5 Mon; vmtl. Klausburg/Saatzig Beringe,v., Theodor 2- Klausburg/Saatzig 21 Oekonom V: Amtsrat Birkholz, 1-Jg Hagen/ ? 19 Stellmacher 6 Mon Bodenstein, Wilhelm (##1 1-Elite Kolbatz 26 Theologe 5 Mon Bodenstein, Wilhelm (##1 2- Kolberg 27 Student V: Prediger Böhm, 2- Stargard 17 Apotheker V: Posamentier Böhm, Jakob 2- Neustadt/Mark 25 Metallarbeiter V: Metallarbeiter Bonin, v. Hermann 2- Stargard 18 Pensionär V: Landschaftsrat Borchard, Theodor 2- Stettin 22 Kaufmann V: Kaufmann; mglw. Borghard ? Borck, v. Louis 2- Curtshagen/Rgw. 21 Oekonom EK II(Lpzg.), SekLt; V: Ldsch-Dep. Borcke v., Karl Ludw. 1-Anm Kurtshagen 22 Oekonom 6 Mon; Wachtmeister; Kr.Regenw. Borghardt, Theodor 1-Elite Stettin 21 Kaufmann 5 Mon; mglw. Borchard ? Brandenburg, Joh.Wilh. 1-Elite Clausberg 20 Oekonom 6 Mon; vmtl. Klausburg/Saatzig Breeser, Wilhelm 1-Jg Greifswald 24 Schneider 6 Mon Burgemeister, Dan.Fr. 1-Jg Stargard 20 Knecht 6 Mon Burkhard, Ferdinand 2- Berlin 30 Buchhalter EK (Ostende), OJg; V: Kaufmann Buschius, Eduard 2- Breslau 19 Kalkulator V: Geheimrat Buschius, Theodor 2- Marienwerder 24 Oekonom OJg; V: Geheimrat Caxdorff, Johann 1-Jg Krien/ Anklam 20 Knecht 6 Mon Chevalier, Heinrich 2- Berlin 27 Kaufmann SekLt; V: Fabrikant Corswand, v., Karl 2- Greifswald 18 Student OJg; V: Gutsbesitzer Corswandt, v. Karl 1-Elite Nienenbeck (so) 17 Jurist 6 Mon, Ort nicht zu finden Cortüm, Friedrich 1-Uffz Jarmen/ Demmin 20 Oekonom 6 Mon Czickowsky 1-? Moggenlow 35 ohne Beruf Pole, mglw. aus Mogilno Dächsel, August 2- Eilenburg/Sachs. 24 Kaufmann SekLt sächs.HusRgt; V: Kaufmann Dams, Fr.W. 1-Jg Köselitz/ ? 27 Brauer 6 Mon David, Karl 1-Jg Liepen 19 Müller 5 Mon; vmtl. Kr.Anklam Davids, Karl 1-Jg Pasewalk 26 Müller 5 Mon Debicke, W.F. 1-Uffz Elvershagen 20 Offiziant 6 Mon; Kr. Regenwalde Diedrich, Friedrich 1-Jg Ahlbeck/ ? 19 Seemann 5 Mon Dittmann, Karl 1-Jg Stolzenburg 17 Student 5 Mon; Randow od. Ueckermünde ? Döbicke, Johann 2- Naugard 30 Aktuarius Wachtmeister, + nach Verwundung bei Wietstock; V: Pächter Döbicke, Wilhelm 2- Naugard 20 Offiziant SekLt 1.westpr.LwInfRgt;V: Pächter Döbl, August 2- Stargard 17 Apotheker V: Kaufmann Domcke, Karl 2- Fraustadt/Posen 24 Oekonom SekLt Inf.; V: Prediger Döring, Johann 2- Gothe 23 Bedienter V: Bäcker Drillig, Johann 2- Berlin 20 Lehrer V: Fabrikant Druschke, Karl Ludwig 1-Elite Mandelkow 36 Oekonom 5 Mon; Kr. Randow; (##2 Druschke, Ludwig (##2 2- Mandelkow 37 Oekonom Kr. Soldin; V: Prediger Dudi, Ernst (## 3 2- Gnevekow 29 Oekonom Kr. Demmin, OJg; V: Pächter Dudy, Ernst (##3 1-Uffz Gnewekow 28 Oekonom 6 Mon; Kr. Demmin Eggert, Gottlieb 2- Adamsdorf 27 Müller Kr. Soldin/Nm; V: Müller Ehlert, Ludwig 1-Jg Ueckermünde 23 Maurer 5 Mon Ehrhard, Karl Gottfr. 1-Jg Greifenhagen 21 Zimmermann 6 Mon Eichmann, Joh. Friedr. 1-Jg Stettin 24 Tischler 6 Mon Eichstedt, v. Heinrich 2- Stettin 26 Leutnant PremierLt: V: Präsident Elfenbein, Joh. Ludw. 1-Anm Massow/ Naugard 20 Musikus 6 Mon; Trompeter Engelcke, Wilhelm 2- Kolberg 34 Student EK (Lier), SekLt; V: Amtmann Eponi, Karl August 1-Jg Stolpe/ ? 24 Schneider 6 Mon Erdmann, 2- Kolberg 30 Offiziant verwundet bei Wietstock; V: ? Falck, Wilhelm 1-Jg Zachan/ Saatzig 21 Schmied 6 Mon Falckenstein, v., Ferdin. 1-Elite Lüskow 17 Studiosus 6 Mon; ?Anklam od. Used.-Wollin ? Falckenstein, v., Ludwig 2- Lüskow 18 Student OJg; V: Gutsbesitzer Fengler, Friedrich 1-Jg Rossin/ Anklam 19 Knecht 6 Mon Fisch, Martin 1-Jg Ritzen (so) 35 Ackersmann 6 Mon 3 Fischer, Friedr. Wilh. 1-Uffz Anklam 26 Musikus 6 Mon Fischer, Friedrich 2- Anklam 26 Student OJg, + (Nervenfieber); V: Musikus Fischer, Wilhelm 2- Schönebeck/Mgbg 26 Oekonom Wachtmeister; V: Oekonom Fleischer, Johann 1-Jg Demmin 20 Knecht 6 Mon Formann,v.; 2- siehe v. Vormann !!! Foucher, Karl 1-Jg Stettin 21 Müller 6 Mon Franck, Karl 1-Jg Potsdam 22 Hdlgs.diener 6 Mon Freese, Christ. 1-Anm Treptow/R. 29 Musikus 3 J., 6 Mon.; Stabstrompeter Freese, Daniel 1-Jg Kölln; Demmin 23 Müller 5 Mon Friedrich, Karl Ludwig 1-Jg Pyritz 16 Müller 6 Mon Frohreich, 1-Jg Stargard 24 Knecht 7 Mon Fromholz, Wilhelm 2- Stettin 32 Polizeisergeant OJg; V: ? Frommholz, Karl Wilh. 1-Anm Stettin 31 Polizeisekr. 6 Mon; Quartiermeister Gans, Wilhelm 1-Jg Kolberg 30 Maurer 6 Mon Gate, Johann 1-Jg Lessenthin 20 Knecht 5 Mon; Kr. Regenwalde Gellendin, Karl 1-Jg Ducherow 17 Knecht 6 Mon; Kr. Anklam Gersdorf, v., 1-Elite Scholf (so)/ ? 22 Gutsbesitzer 4 Mon, Ort nicht zu finden Gersdorf, v., Gustav 2- Rummelsburg 22 Gustbesitzer OJg; V: Rittmeister Giese, Joachim Daniel 1-Jg Tolz/ Saatzig 20 Hutmacher 6 Mon Giesler, Karl 2 Filehne/ Netzekr. 22 Kaufmann V: Bäcker Gillner, Karl 1-Jg Kl.-Lien (so) 18 Schneider 6 Mon; vmtl. Kl.Lienischen/ Saatzig Gläser, Karl 2- Kolbatz 18 Oekonom V: Beamter Glause, Christ 1-Jg Ganskow 21 Knecht 4 Mon; vmtl. Ganzkow Goercke, Friedrich 1-Jg Messenthin 19 Ackersmann 6 Mon; Kr. Randow Gramentz, Joh. Gottl. 1-Jg Stargard 22 Knecht 6 Mon Gredeck, v., Karl 2- Danzig 21 Student V: Landrat Grenodt, Gottlieb 2- Stettin 23 Fabrikant V: Fabrikant Gropius, Wilhelm 2- Braunschweig 19 Schauspieler V: Optikus Großkreutz, Wilhelm 1-Jg Stargard 18 Schmied 4 Mon Grund, Karl 2- Stocken (?) 21 Oekonom EK (Dennewitz), OJg; V: Grunzig, Friedrich 1-Jg Ducherow 22 Müller 5 Mon; Kr. Anklam Gumoll, Wilhelm 1-Jg Rottmannshagen 24 Schneider 6 Mon; Kr. Demmin Günther, Ludwig 2- Anhalt-Zerbst 22 Jurist SekLt 3.westf.LwInfRgt; V: ? Haacke, Friedrich 1-Jg Anklam 19 Knecht 6 Mon Haacker, Moritz 1-Jg Kortlow/ ? 13 Knecht 6 Mon Haaß, v., Ludwig 2- Magdeburg 19 Leutnant ObJg; V: Oberstleutnant Haese, Ferdinand 1-Jg Stargard 19 Schlächter 6 Mon Hahn, David 1-Uffz Stargard 26 Schuhmacher 6 Mon Hahn, David 2- Stettin 27 Schuhmacher OJg; V: Schuhmacher Hamm, Wilhelm 1-Jg Blumenthal 19 Knecht 6 Mon; Kr. Ueckermünde Hancke, Karl Friedrich 1-Jg Wildenhagen 19 Gärtner 6 Mon; Kr. Cammin Hardenberg, Julius 1-Elite Stargard 14 Musiklehrer 6 Mon Hardenberg, Julius 2- Stargard 25 Musiklehrer OJg; V: Kaufmann Hartwig, Johann 1-Jg Ahlbeck/ ? 18 Knecht 6 Mon Hehlen, Karl Ludwig 1-Elite Stettin 19 Hdlgs.diener 6 Mon Hehlen, Ludwig 2- Stettin 20 Hdlgs.diener V: Konsistorialrat Heiligtag, (##4 1-Uffz Nahausen/ Nm. 25 Studiosus 5 Mon Heiligtag, Ferdinand (##4 2- Nahausen/Nm. 27 Theologe SekLt; V: Prediger Hennemann, Gottfried 1-Jg Stargard 19 --- 5 Mon Hering, Friedrich (##5 2- Stettin 28 Referendar SekLt 1.westf.LwInfRgt;V: Prediger Hering, G.C.F. 1-Uffz Stettin 27 Referendar 6 Mon Herling, Karl Aug. 1-Jg Stargard 20 Tischler 6 Mon Hesse, Friedrich (##5 1-Jg Lübtow 18 Schuhmacher 6 Mon; vmtl.
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