Glossary entry (derived from question below)
German term or phrase:
Artilleriebürger
English translation:
Citizen-Militia Artillery Officer
German term
Artilleriebürger
Here is the full sentence, with the family name redacted for privacy:
"Bereits für das Jahr 1517 lässt sich ein Artilleriebürger belegen, der zur Familie (redacted) gehören soll."
Any thoughts on the proper term? Thanks!
3 | (elected City Defens/ce) Citizen-Militia Artillery Officer | Adrian MM. |
4 | civilian artillery officer | Cillie Swart |
Jan 31, 2020 21:13: Jessica Harris changed "Restriction (Pairs)" from "working" to "none"
Feb 1, 2020 05:39: writeaway changed "Field" from "Other" to "Social Sciences"
Feb 3, 2020 21:44: Adrian MM. Created KOG entry
Proposed translations
(elected City Defens/ce) Citizen-Militia Artillery Officer
The term of citizen does go back that far, despite modern-day concepts of citizenship e.g. of a German or US Federal State vs. nationality of the whole of Germany or the USA.
Contrast the non-MacDonalds 'Burgher' militias of the South African Boer War/s.
Hamburg citizen militia: Because of the election of the officers by commissions close to the militia, the selection of the officer corps was separated from external influences. The duty regulations of 1814 emphasized, that the soldiers were citizens.
Ähnliches gilt für sein vorgängiges Amt bei der „Artillerie“, in dessen Zuständigkeit die *Verteidigung der Stadt* selber fiel.
civilian artillery officer
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Reference comments
Die ersten Artilleriebürger wurden 1571 gewählt, welche sür 2000 /l Pulver in Verwahrung hatten
Geschichte der Stadt Hamburg - Page 176 -
Johann Gustav Gallois - 1867 - Hamburg (Germany)
Die ersten Artilleriebürger wurden 1571 gewählt, welche sür 2000 /l Pulver in Verwahrung hatten. Die alte Wallordnung von 1565 wurde 1586 bestätigt, die ...
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burgher or citizen militiaman in Hamburg:
books.google.com › books
A dictionary, geographical, statistical, and historical, of ...
John Ramsay M'Culloch, Frederick Martin - 1866
... magistracy, and police courts subordinate to 2 directors of police in Hamburg. ... of a burgher militia, not salaried, including all the citizens betweeu the ages of ...
en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Hamburg_Citizen_Militia
Hamburg Citizen Militia - Wikipedia
The Hamburg Citizen Militia (German: Hamburger Bürgermilitär) or Hanseatic Citizen Guard (German: Hanseatische Bürgergarde) was a citizen militia of the ...
www.jstor.org › stable
Burghers or town council: who was responsible for ... - jstor
J EIBACH - 2007 -
Burghers and other town dwellers could henceforth call upon ... militia. Towards the end of the eighteenth century, the militia served ... Sozialgeschichte einer reichsstädtischen Berufsgruppe (Hamburg, 1990), 69; Kraus, Militärwesen ,. 155.
books.google.com › books
Seventeenth-Century Europe: State, Conflict and Social Order ...
Thomas Munck - 2005 - History
... with Hamburg and Leipzig, had one of the most conservative constitutions. ... the upper citizenry and the burgher militia officers, but the lesser townsmen could ...
books.google.com › books
Patriots and Paupers: Hamburg, 1712-1830
Mary Lindemann - 1990 - Literary Criticism
Hamburg's Chamber of Commerce agreed, petitioning the Rat in 1745 for a ... the Treasury, the militia captains, the guild elders, and those who held or had once ... Hamburg's constitution excluded some Propertied Burghers from appearing in ...
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writeaway
: helpful refs, (posted after 9 minutes), this one in particular: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hamburg_Citizen_Militia
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Adrian MM.
: There's a close convergence of our answers, plus a tactical-voter and non-military sniper replication of my Hamburg Citizen Militia weblink.
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