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]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: Goldsmith in Nürnberg

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.

Georg married Grünhofer, Dorothea in 1431 in Nürnberg, Nürnberg, Bayern, Germany. Dorothea (daughter of Grünhofer, Philipp and Pömer, Maria) was born about 1430 in Nürnberg, Nürnberg, Bayern, Germany; died on 26 Feb 1483 in Nürnberg, Nürnberg, Bayern, Germany. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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.

Notes:

It is only my guess that Philipp Grünhofer was born in Teufelhammer. He could have been born there, Wirbenz or Nürnberg. It is also my guess that Herman Grünhofer was Philipp's father - James F Thoma - 07 Jun 2019

Philipp married Pömer, Maria about 1430 in Nürnberg, Nürnberg, Bayern, Germany. Maria (daughter of Pömer von Reckenhof, Georg) was born about 1405 in Bayern, Germany; died in DECEASED in Nürnberg, Nürnberg, Bayern, Germany. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Life Event: 7 Jan 1387, Wirbenz, Bayreuth, Bayern, Germany; Owner of Hammer Mill located at Teufelhammer.

Notes:

The single progeny of this Herman Grünhofer is only based on all the knowledge that I currently have on hand. There are at least two Grünhofers that owned Hammer Mills when the 1387 business contract was put into place. - James F Thoma - 07 Jun 2019

"The legend of Teufelhammer"

The miller from the hammer mill "Teufelhammer" at Wirbenz worked in his mill when the devil surprised him.

The devil coveted the beautiful miller's wife for himself. Of course, the miller did not agree and denied the devil his request. Excited with anger and disappointment, the devil banged his tail back and forth. The miller saw that he was constantly brushing the vise on the workbench. In a flash, before the devil came right to his senses, the cunning miller turned the vise and clamped the tail of the devil.

"Ow, au!", The devil whimpered in pain. "Open again!"

"Not until you promise to leave my wife alone!" Replied the miller. The devil promised everything that was sacred to him, because he was in such pain. The miller released him and the devil made off in no time.

After some time, the miller couple went from church in Wirbenz down to his property. Then the miller in the distance discovered the devil, because he met them both on the street. The man ordered his wife: "Go, woman, bend over and slap your skirts over your head!" Since the women did not wear any underwear at that time, one could see the miller's wife bare buttocks.

The miller leaned comfortably against a tree until the devil arrived. But when he saw the miller's behind, he suddenly remembered the vise and his pain. He could not see the miller's face. Full of fright he took off and left the miller people from then on in peace.

The smart miller and his wife but laughed in the throat.