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- From the R?nne Kirkeregnskaber, 1684-1747:
1685: Graff Steds, og Kloche Ringens Penge, for: . . . Dend 4 Juny Karren Mejboms kloche penge. . . 3 Mk.
1710: Dend 4 dito (September) bleff Povell Mejbom begrafuen, er betalt for jorden at aabne. . . 1 Mk.
Stolestader, 1722:
Neden for Chooret.
No. 14 er 6 stader, @ tilforn satt for 1 Dr. 1 Mk. mens nu @ 1 Dr. 3 Mk.
1. Anne Per Mons, b[etalt]; 2. Annike Valerius Madsens, b[etalt]; 3. Cathrine Larsdaatter, b[etalt]; 4. Sophie Gunder Andersens, b[etalt]; 5. Kirstene Baltzer Mortensens, b[etalt]; 6. Niels Joensen Smed faaer, efter for langende it stade at f?ste til sin daatter Elsebe, imod at betlat til Kirken, efter sidste taxt. (Karen Peder Staffens beviist og ki?bt.); Ved denne stoel er een klap, som Anne Poul Mejboms svarer for aarlig 6 Sk.
1722-1723: Klapperne har betalt, eftter skrevne: . . . Ved No. 14 een klap, som Anne Poul Mejboms til svarer, er u-betalt.
1742: For Anne Pouel Meiboms. . . 12 Sk. - og for liig kl?det. . . 8 Sk.
The surname Meibom is an old German family name, first recorded in Lower Saxony in the 1400s, and later spreading to Helmstedt, L?beck and Hanover in the late-1500s and early-1600s. The earliest known record of the name is that of Hermann Meybaum, recorded between 1475-1511 as a citizen of Osnabr?ck. His descendants, who were born in the Alverdissen, include Heinrich Meibom, the elder (1555-1625), a professor of poetry and history at the University of Helmstedt, who was awarded a poet laureate, and according to tradition on July 9, 1590 hereditary nobility. His son was the eminent physician Johann Heinrich Meibom (1590-1655), who in 1620 received a professorship in Helmstedt, but he fled the city five years later because of the Thirty Years War and settled in L?beck. His son was also an important physician, namely Heinrich Meibom, the younger (1638-1700), who also had his professorship in Helmstedt. Sons of Heinrich the younger include the famous pathologist and botanist Brandan Meibom (1678-1740) and Hermann Dietrich Meibom.
This database researched and compiled by Norman Lee Madsen, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 21 July 2015.
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1655 - 1710 (~ 55 år)
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