About Johannes Enckhausen
Johannes Enckhausen was a cleric, lutheran pastor, superintendent, lutheran theologian and parson.
Johannes Enckhausen, also spelled Joannes Enckhusen, (born in Amelinghausen, died 1699) was a German clergyman and superintendent in Ebstorf. He worked as a clergyman in Ebstorf from 1671 to 1699, and as superintendent from 1678 at the latest. His name was immortalized in 1684 with "Bey Zeiten Superintendent / H(errn) JOANNIS ENCKHUSEN" on a wooden plaque on the high altar of Ebstorf Monastery.
His daughter was Lucia Elisabeth Steigerthal, wife of Christian Friedrich Steigerthal (1673–1723), a pastor in Hollenstedt.
Literature Philipp Meyer: Die Pastoren der Landeskirchen Hannovers und Schaumburg-Lippes seit der Reformation, In Kommission bei Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, 1941–1953
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Who was Johannes Enckhausen?
-1699, German clergyman
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Johannes Enckhausen was born in Amelinghausen.
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Johannes Enckhausen died in 1699.
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Johannes Enckhausen was a cleric, lutheran pastor, superintendent, lutheran theologian and parson.
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