- "house-master" in German; Latin: Magister,
Praefectus curiae; Danish:
hofmester, hovmester, Swedish: hovmästare, Czech: hofmistr, Polish: ochmistrz; French:...
- Prince.
Leading the prin****l court,
Christian Friis til
Kragerup was
Hofmester (1615–1616),
succeeded by
Christian Thomesen Sehested in 1616. In 1625...
- and for the
Danish side by Peer
Oxsse (Per or
Peder Oxe of Gisselfeld,
hofmester),
Johan Friis (Frijs of Hesselagger, chancellor),
Holger Rossenkrantzs...
- and for the
Danish side by Peer
Oxsse (Per or
Peder Oxe of Gisselfeld,
hofmester),
Johan Friis (Frijs of Hesselagger, chancellor),
Holger Rossenkrantzs...
-
chamberlain to
Prince Christian. In 1690, he was
appointed the prince's
hofmester, or
court master. He
married Margrethe Lucie von
Brockdorff in 1690. In...
-
building with his 15-year-old son
Johan Henrich Bolten, the 29-year-old
hofmester Jørgen Kærulf, one male servant, one maid, one
female cook and one caretaker...
- No. 188 and No. 1899 (old No. 208 B) were both
owned by
court master (
hofmester)
Johan Ludvig von
Brochenhuus at this time. He was
already the
owner of...
- 24), his wife's
sister Anne
Sophie Gaarder, his
youngest son's
tutor (
hofmester) Jens Worm Begtrup, a male servant, a caretaker, a housekeeper, a female...
- 24), his wife's
sister Anne
Sophie Gaarder, his
youngest son's
tutor (
hofmester) Jens Worm Begtrup, a male servant, a caretaker, a housekeeper, a female...
