Dr. Michael Philipp Beuther, Jr. b. 18 Nov 1522 Karlstadt on the Main d. 27 Oct 1587

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1522 - 1587

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Suffix	Jr.
Born	18 Nov 1522	Karlstadt on the Main
Gender	Male
Died	27 Oct 1587
Person ID	I2792	Johnson Hindin Tree
Last Modified	25 May 2013

Father	Michael Beuther, b. Abt 1470, Karlstadt am Main , d. 1525
Mother	Unknown Drach, b. Abt 1482, Karlstadt am Main , d. Yes, date unknown
Married	1510
Family ID	F1006	Group Sheet

Family Margaret Reuss, b. Abt 1538, Mainz, Germany , d. 3 Oct 1598, Zweibruecken, Germany

Married 1562 Oppenheim am Rhein, Germany

Children

	1. Dr. Michael Philipp Beuther, b. 21 May 1564, Oppenheim am Rhein , d. 30 Jul 1616, Zweibruecken, Germany
	2. Johann Michael Beuther, b. 1565, d. 1618
	3. Jacob Ludwig Beuther, b. 18 Aug 1575, d. Bef 1625

Family ID F1002 Group Sheet

Notes

Dr. Michael Beuther, Jr., Th. D. (11/18/1522-10/27/1587) studied at various universities in Europe and was a guest for five years (1539-1544) in the home of Dr. Martin Luther. At the University of Wittenberg he studied under both Luther and Melanchthon. Later, upon graduation, he served as professor of history, literature and mathamatics at the University of Greifswald (1544-1548), a position secured for him by Melanchthon. He participated in the 1555 Diet of Augsburg. He later studied medicine in Padua, and yet later (1554) earned the Dr. of Jurisprudence degree in Ferrara, at which time noble status was personally conferred upon him. (At this time in history this status did not pass on to the next generation, but was individually earned.) He concluded his career as professor of history and law at the Academy in Strassburg, France (1565-1587), where he died in 1587. He authored several scholarly volumes, writing in the Latin language.