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Johann Siegmundt Sultzberger | |
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| Died | Between 1670-1685 |
| Occupation | Senior official |
| Spouse(s) | Anna Maria Kade, Sophie Elisabeth |
Johann Siegmundt Sultzberger[1] (1670–1685) served as a senior official for Johann Georg I (Elector of Saxony) and Duke Moritz of Saxe-Zeitz.[2]
Early life and career
editJohann Siegmundt Sultzberger, born in Graz, was the son of Sigismund Friedrich Sultzberger, a council builder based in Leipzig.
Sultzberger served as a bailiff in Suhl, Henneberg county, from 1656.[3]
In 1661, Duke Moritz directed him to Schleusingen, where he participated in witch hunts in Schleusingen and Suhl.
Personal life
editJohann Siegmundt Sultzberger first married Anna Maria Kade and later Sophie Elisabeth, daughter of Anton Günter Bötschen.[3]
Literature
editSultzberger made literary contributions, including "Memorandum of the City of Schleusingen" (1833) and "Chronicle of the City of Suhl" (1841).
References
edit- ^ "Stammbucheintrag Melch[ior] Dreilingius aus Riga, mit Anspielung auf berühmte Vorfahren Immatrikuliert Wittenberg 1645, später Bürgermeister in Riga, geadelt 1652 hebr., lat. Wittenberg, 01.05.1647 - Deutsche Digitale Bibliothek". www.deutsche-digitale-bibliothek.de (in German). Retrieved 2024-01-29.
- ^ "Johann Siegmundt Sultzberger - Wikipedia-Personensuche". persondata.toolforge.org. Retrieved 2024-01-29.
- ^ a b "Katalog der Deutschen Nationalbibliothek". portal.dnb.de. Retrieved 2024-01-29.