Obermoschel - 1704 Baptism Reading Help

[EllenD]

http://www.archion.de/p/fc53a0b0d8/

I am seeking help with the entry for Friederica Dorothea Susanna. I see the father is Johann Wilhelm Luecker and the mother is Henrica Elisabetha. I wonder what it says additionally about the father.

Thank you for any assistance.

Regards,

Ellen

 

[msiegle]

Den 8. 8br wurde H(errn) Johann Wilhelm Lückern
zu Alsentz, geweßenen Lieutnant der hochl(öblich) Venning(e?-)
rischen Carabiner Regiments unterm H(errn) Rittmeister von(???)
Bernstein, u. seiner Haußfrauen, Henrica Elisabetha,
ein Töchterlein getauft und geannt
Friederica Dorothea Susanna

"geweßenen" means "former" and could here be either:
Johann Wilhelm was already deceased at the day of the baptism
or:
his former profession/occupation/military degree was ....
The second one ist more likely, otherwise he probably would be declared additionally with "p.m." (piae memoriae)

Gruß
Michael

 

[msiegle]

sorry:
... des hochl(öblich) ...

 

[EllenD]

Many thanks for your time. I tried to "Google" to learn something of his military experience but could not find anything - it is enjoyable to put a historical story or context behind the ancestor.

Kind regards,

Ellen

 

[EllenD]

http://www.archion.de/p/12a29d4fb0/

Can someone tell me if this entry on 23 August 1705 (Luecker) contains any additional information about Johann Wilhelm Luecker that is not already stated above?

Thank you,

Ellen

 

[eggi]

https://www.eberhard-ref.net/pfälzi...ische-mühlen-u-mühlorte/oberalben-oberwiesen/

Here you can find a long text about the Bernstein mill between Niedermoschel and Obermoschel. It was built 1675 as a replacement for the old mill, that had been destroyed in the Thirty Years' War. The builder was Grand Marshal Baron Friedrich von Bernstein, who served in the Pfalz-Zweibrücken army.

I assume the Rittmeister von Bernstein could have been a relative of him, maybe his son.

Interesting that the von Bernstein family had relations to and property in Obermoschel.

 

[msiegle]

(1705)
Den 23. Aug.starb H(errn) Johann Wilhelm Lückers zu Alsentz,
geweßenen Lieutenants unterm hochl(öblichen) Churpfaltz-
Venningerischen Carabiner Regiment, Töchterlein Friederica
Dorothea Susanna...

Churpfaltz = Kurpfalz
Sorry, but I am not an expert in military things.

 

[msiegle]

I think Eberhard Friedrich von Venningen was Johann Wilhelm Lücker's supreme commander (lieutenant general):
https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eberhard_Friedrich_von_Venningen

Gruß,
Michael

 

[eggi]

In the archive Neuenburg there is a letter from 1704 to the Rittmeister von Bernstein regarding one of his horseman:

https://www2.landesarchiv-bw.de/ofs21/olf/struktur.php?bestand=19716&klassi=&anzeigeKlassi=040

 

[user722]

Bis zur Einführung der Stammliste 1790 wurden die Regimenter lediglich nach ihren Regimentschefs bezeichnet.
(aus: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_der_kurpfalzbayerischen_Regimenter_der_Frühen_Neuzeit)

Zu den Kurpfälzischen Carabinier-Regimentern um 1700 - insbesondere zu dem ‘von Venningen’- konnte ich nichts finden, aber das war wohl der Namensgeber des Regiments

https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eberhard_Friedrich_von_Venningen

In der Inschrift im abgebildeten Epitaph steht in der 7. Zeile von unten
… IN REGIM: CARABINIERS …

 

[EllenD]

Thank you for the input here - I appreciate the help in trying to understand. I look forward to reviewing what everyone has contributed here!

Kind regards,

Ellen