Other Events and Attributes:

• FSID: LZYD-FF5

Notes:

Dietherr, Georg 1. (Jörg), goldsmith, + 26. 10.1464 Nuremberg. © around 1431 Dorothea Grünhofer (+ 26.2.1483). In 1431 he was sworn in as master and in the same year citizen, registered in the Parchmentenen Bürgerbuch, which was reserved for wealthy persons. On 17.11.1461 juror. Presumably he owned the houses Schildgasse I and Burgstraße 14; these estates belonged to his widow Dorothea in 1479 and later to his son Georg 11. His painted epitaph, on which his family is also portrayed as founding figures, was formerly in the church of the Nuremberg Augustinian monastery, today in the branch museum of the BNM in Kronach, on the fortress Rosenberg. Panzer recorded his portrait. His daughter Else married the goldsmith Peter-Zinck, the daughter Dorothea the goldsmith Friedrich Apotheker. The third daughter Katharina entered the nunnery Altenhohenau. Lit .: Murr, Journal, T. 13, 8. 22; Civil books I, 1974, no. 1800, Hampe, Rv .; Kellner, 1957 No. 10, archive to Nbger GSK in GNM.

Dorothea married Dietherr, Georg I in 1431 in Nürnberg, Nürnberg, Bayern, Germany. Georg was born in UNKNOWN in Germany; died on 26 Feb 1464 in Nürnberg, Nürnberg, Bayern, Germany. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• FSID: LZR9-BHK
• Life Event: Between 9 Feb 1482 and 1528, Nürnberg, Nürnberg, Bayern, Germany; Master Goldsmith
• Residence: 1 Nov 1516, Nürnberg, Nürnberg, Bayern, Germany; Theresienstraße 9

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Dietherr, Georg II (Jörg), capable of judgment, coin master, Sternpelschneider, embossing technician, goldsmith, died 20 Apr 1528 in Nuremberg. Son of Georg I; Father of George III. married 8 Jun 1482 to Benigna, daughter of Hans I. Schlüsselfelder. On 09 Feb 1482 he was sworn in as a master goldsmith. In 1481 and 1504 he appears in the office books at the goldsmiths. 1488 jurors, 1509-28 named. In 1487 he made for Michael Behaim IV "a little cross" for his wife, with 4 florin Rhein Guilden and 69 including the tip was paid. Since 1505 Dietherr was as a silver smelter in municipal services, 1517-27 he was also a master of the mint, together with his son George Ill. Both coined in 1518 the l.orenzer gold guilders, in whose design Albrecht Dürer participated in an advisory role. In the Reichssteuerregister of 1497 he was listed among the wealthy citizens, at that time he was alley captain. 1489 belonged to him the house Burgstrasse 14, middle part, and 1498 also the house Schildgasse l; both properties had owned in 1479 his mother Dorothea. In 1513 he bought the manor Erlenstegen. On 01 Oct1516 he also bought the estate Theresienstraße 9 for 800 florins. On which a mortgage of 3600 florins rested. He lived there until his death. Anton II. - Tucher presented him on the occasion of the new acquisition on 07 Dec 1516 spices. Panzer recorded his portrait. MuS: NUREMBERG, GNM. Lit .: AKL; Thieme-Becker; Will, Münzbel. I, $ S. 165; Tiucher's Household Book, p. 138f .; J. Kamann: From Nuremberg Household Books of the 15th and 16th Centuries, in: MVGN 6, 1886, p. 66; Stockbauer, 1893 No. 131; Hampe, Rv .; Scholler 1916; Hampe, in GNM A, 1929, p. 84 u. 120; Waiter, 1957 No. 10; Mende, Dürer medals; Timann, 1993; Fleischmann, RStR of 1497; Kohn, NH B Sebald; Archive to Nbger. GSK in the GNM.

Georg married Schlüsselfelder, Benigna on 8 Jun 1482 in Nürnberg, Nürnberg, Bayern, Germany. Benigna (daughter of Schlüsselfelder, Hans and Geyer, Clara) was born in 1460 in Nürnberg, Nürnberg, Bayern, Germany; died on 20 Apr 1542 in Nürnberg, Nürnberg, Bayern, Germany. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Dietherr, Georg 1. (Jörg), goldsmith, + 26. 10.1464 Nuremberg. © around 1431 Dorothea Grünhofer (+ 26.2.1483). In 1431 he was sworn in as master and in the same year citizen, registered in the Parchmentenen Bürgerbuch, which was reserved for wealthy persons. On 17.11.1461 juror. Presumably he owned the houses Schildgasse I and Burgstraße 14; these estates belonged to his widow Dorothea in 1479 and later to his son Georg 11. His painted epitaph, on which his family is also portrayed as founding figures, was formerly in the church of the Nuremberg Augustinian monastery, today in the branch museum of the BNM in Kronach, on the fortress Rosenberg. Panzer recorded his portrait. His daughter Else married the goldsmith Peter-Zinck, the daughter Dorothea the goldsmith Friedrich Apotheker. The third daughter Katharina entered the nunnery Altenhohenau. Lit .: Murr, Journal, T. 13, 8. 22; Civil books I, 1974, no. 1800, Hampe, Rv .; Kellner, 1957 No. 10, archive to Nbger GSK in GNM.

Else married Zinck, Peter in UNKNOWN. Peter was born in UNKNOWN; died in DECEASED. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Dietherr, Georg 1. (Jörg), goldsmith, + 26. 10.1464 Nuremberg. © around 1431 Dorothea Grünhofer (+ 26.2.1483). In 1431 he was sworn in as master and in the same year citizen, registered in the Parchmentenen Bürgerbuch, which was reserved for wealthy persons. On 17.11.1461 juror. Presumably he owned the houses Schildgasse I and Burgstraße 14; these estates belonged to his widow Dorothea in 1479 and later to his son Georg 11. His painted epitaph, on which his family is also portrayed as founding figures, was formerly in the church of the Nuremberg Augustinian monastery, today in the branch museum of the BNM in Kronach, on the fortress Rosenberg. Panzer recorded his portrait. His daughter Else married the goldsmith Peter-Zinck, the daughter Dorothea the goldsmith Friedrich Apotheker. The third daughter Katharina entered the nunnery Altenhohenau. Lit .: Murr, Journal, T. 13, 8. 22; Civil books I, 1974, no. 1800, Hampe, Rv .; Kellner, 1957 No. 10, archive to Nbger GSK in GNM.

Dorothea married Apotheker, Friedrich in UNKNOWN. Friedrich was born in UNKNOWN in Nürnberg, Nürnberg, Bayern, Germany; died in DECEASED in Nürnberg, Nürnberg, Bayern, Germany. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: Entered the Altenhohenau Nunnery at Griessstädt

Notes:

Dietherr, Georg 1. (Jörg), goldsmith, + 26. 10.1464 Nuremberg. © around 1431 Dorothea Grünhofer (+ 26.2.1483). In 1431 he was sworn in as master and in the same year citizen, registered in the Parchmentenen Bürgerbuch, which was reserved for wealthy persons. On 17.11.1461 juror. Presumably he owned the houses Schildgasse I and Burgstraße 14; these estates belonged to his widow Dorothea in 1479 and later to his son Georg 11. His painted epitaph, on which his family is also portrayed as founding figures, was formerly in the church of the Nuremberg Augustinian monastery, today in the branch museum of the BNM in Kronach, on the fortress Rosenberg. Panzer recorded his portrait. His daughter Else married the goldsmith Peter-Zinck, the daughter Dorothea the goldsmith Friedrich Apotheker. The third daughter Katharina entered the nunnery Altenhohenau. Lit .: Murr, Journal, T. 13, 8. 22; Civil books I, 1974, no. 1800, Hampe, Rv .; Kellner, 1957 No. 10, archive to Nbger GSK in GNM.

Other Events and Attributes:

• Life Event: Between 1517 and 1527, Nürnberg, Nürnberg, Bayern, Germany; Assistant Minmaster with Father
• Life Event: Between 1527 and 1545, Nürnberg, Nürnberg, Bayern, Germany; Sole Mintmaster
• Life Event: 6 May 1545, Nürnberg, Nürnberg, Bayern, Germany; Represented as Mintmaster by Christoph Rosenthaler
• Life Event: Between 1550 and 1552; Operated Silver Smelter

Notes:

Dietherr, George IIl., Gen. Of the rich, judicially, master of coins, die cutter, embossing technician, born 1490 Nuremberg - died 28 Jul 1547 in Nuremberg, family grave No. 170 in the Johannisfriedhof, epitaph dat. Around 1540, still present. Son of Georg Il. married 14 Jul 1516 Sibylla ( born 10 Dec 1496 and died 04 Jun 1559) daughter of Sebald VII. Tucher. In the cloth book the date of the marriage is registered with 16 Jan 1516 and the date of death with 06 May 1566, which is incorrect. 1517-47 named. 1517-27 he was with his father Münzmeister in Nuremberg, 1527-45 sole mint master. Since 06 May 1545 he was represented by Christoph Rosenthaler. 1550/52 Dietherr operated a silver smelter. By imperial, Markgräfliche, Bambergische and leonrodische fiefs became his land property. considerably increased. He left a fortune of over 20,000 florins. His daughter Sibylla married on 30 Jul 1545 to Franz I. Tucher. Lit .: AKL; Thieme-Becker; Will, Münzbel. I, p. 165; Roth, 1802; Scholler 1916; Hampe, Rv .; Mende, Dürer medals; Tooth, DI-N No. 468; CD-Rom "The Great Scarf Book, 2004.

Georg married Tucher, Sibylla on 16 Jul 1516 in Nürnberg, Nürnberg, Bayern, Germany. Sibylla (daughter of Tucher, Sebald and Waldstromer, Barbara von Reichelsdorff) was born on 10 Dec 1496 in Nürnberg, Nürnberg, Bayern, Germany; died on 4 Jun 1559 in Nürnberg, Nürnberg, Bayern, Germany. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]