Occupation : Reformer, Theologian Location: Reutlingen, Abt Location: Blaubeuren
Father: Jodokus Aulber - 1465
Mother: Anna Schelling - (1464 - 1532)
Wife: Clara Baur- (1504 - 13 April 1585)
Children:
Anna Aulber- (25 März 1525)
Clara Aulber- (3 April 1526 - 10 Juli 1562)
Maria Aulber- (1 Dezember 1528 - 31 August 1591)
M. Matthew Aulber- (11 Dezember 1529 - 25 April 1605)
Lukas Aulber- (1531 - 1531)
Johannes Aulber- (30 September 1532 - 20 Feb 1589)
Lukas Aulber- (23 September 1533 - 1533)
Markus Aulber - (Dezember 1535 - 1575)
Catharina Aulber- (26 Oktober 1542 - )
Theophilus Gottlieb Aulber - (8 Januar 1545 - 1603)
Apollonia Aulber ( - 26 May 1575)
Alber studied since 1513 in Tübingen, where he founded his friendship with Melanchthon and 1518 or (after 3 further years of study, most recently in Freiburg) 1521 pastor in Reutlingen. There the "Luther Schwabens" led by his powerful sermon the Reformation in 1524 to victory (abolition of the fair and ear confession); Countermeasures of the Schwabian League and the Bishop of Constance turned away Alber by the fact that he offered himself for an interrogation. Accused of heresy and the violation of the Edict of Worms, he defended himself and his work outspokenly and theologically founded in an interrogation of 52 questions (January 1525) before the Esslinger Reichsregiment; he was dismissed without a verdict. In the sacrament-dispute he refused himself to Zwingli without breaking completely with the upper Germans, while he joined Luther with reservations; he kept the turmoil of the peasant warfare, as Luther did, away from Reutlingen; the Anabaptists, especially those from Esslingen, he overcame by mildness and instruction; his Reutlinger Gemeindeordnung (1531) has a presbyterian structure (rare in Lutheranism). Alber is to thank that Reutlingen 1530 signed the Augsburg Confession. In 1539 he was in Tübingen to Dr. Ing. theol. PhD. In 1550, Ulrich von Württemberg appointed the expelled from the interim as a collegiate preacher and general superintendent of a parish to Stuttgart; since then he participated together with J. Brenz in the essential events in his church (Confessio Virtembergica, Church Order of 1553, Worms Religious Conversation 1557). Since 1562 he was abbot of Blaubeuren. especially from Esslingen, he overcame by mildness and instruction; his Reutlinger Gemeindeordnung (1531) has a presbyterian structure (rare in Lutheranism). Alber is to thank that Reutlingen 1530 signed the Augsburg Confession. In 1539 he was in Tübingen to Dr. Ing. theol. PhD. In 1550, Ulrich von Württemberg appointed the expelled from the interim as a collegiate preacher and general superintendent of a parish to Stuttgart; since then he participated together with J. Brenz in the essential events in his church (Confessio Virtembergica, Church Order of 1553, Worms Religious Conversation 1557). Since 1562 he was abbot of Blaubeuren. especially from Esslingen, he overcame by mildness and instruction; his Reutlinger Gemeindeordnung (1531) has a presbyterian structure (rare in Lutheranism). Alber is to thank that Reutlingen 1530 signed the Augsburg Confession. In 1539 he was in Tübingen to Dr. Ing. theol. PhD. In 1550, Ulrich von Württemberg appointed the expelled from the interim as a collegiate preacher and general superintendent of a parish to Stuttgart; since then he participated together with J. Brenz in the essential events in his church (Confessio Virtembergica, Church Order of 1553, Worms Religious Conversation 1557). Since 1562 he was abbot of Blaubeuren. that Reutlingen in 1530 signed the Augsburg Confession. In 1539 he was in Tübingen to Dr. Ing. theol. PhD. In 1550, Ulrich von Württemberg appointed the expelled from the interim as a collegiate preacher and general superintendent of a parish to Stuttgart; since then he participated together with J. Brenz in the essential events in his church (Confessio Virtembergica, Church Order of 1553, Worms Religious Conversation 1557). Since 1562 he was abbot of Blaubeuren. that Reutlingen in 1530 signed the Augsburg Confession. In 1539 he was in Tübingen to Dr. Ing. theol. PhD. In 1550, Ulrich von Württemberg appointed the expelled from the interim as a collegiate preacher and general superintendent of a parish to Stuttgart; since then he participated together with J. Brenz in the essential events in his church (Confessio Virtembergica, Church Order of 1553, Worms Religious Conversation 1557). Since 1562 he was abbot of Blaubeuren. Worms Religious Conversation 1557). Since 1562 he was abbot of Blaubeuren. Worms Religious Conversation 1557). Since 1562 he was abbot of Blaubeuren.
Father: Jodokus Aulber - 1465
Mother: Anna Schelling - (1464 - 1532)
Wife: Clara Baur- (1504 - 13 April 1585)
Children:
Anna Aulber- (25 März 1525)
Clara Aulber- (3 April 1526 - 10 Juli 1562)
Maria Aulber- (1 Dezember 1528 - 31 August 1591)
M. Matthew Aulber- (11 Dezember 1529 - 25 April 1605)
Lukas Aulber- (1531 - 1531)
Johannes Aulber- (30 September 1532 - 20 Feb 1589)
Lukas Aulber- (23 September 1533 - 1533)
Markus Aulber - (Dezember 1535 - 1575)
Catharina Aulber- (26 Oktober 1542 - )
Theophilus Gottlieb Aulber - (8 Januar 1545 - 1603)
Apollonia Aulber ( - 26 May 1575)
Alber studied since 1513 in Tübingen, where he founded his friendship with Melanchthon and 1518 or (after 3 further years of study, most recently in Freiburg) 1521 pastor in Reutlingen. There the "Luther Schwabens" led by his powerful sermon the Reformation in 1524 to victory (abolition of the fair and ear confession); Countermeasures of the Schwabian League and the Bishop of Constance turned away Alber by the fact that he offered himself for an interrogation. Accused of heresy and the violation of the Edict of Worms, he defended himself and his work outspokenly and theologically founded in an interrogation of 52 questions (January 1525) before the Esslinger Reichsregiment; he was dismissed without a verdict. In the sacrament-dispute he refused himself to Zwingli without breaking completely with the upper Germans, while he joined Luther with reservations; he kept the turmoil of the peasant warfare, as Luther did, away from Reutlingen; the Anabaptists, especially those from Esslingen, he overcame by mildness and instruction; his Reutlinger Gemeindeordnung (1531) has a presbyterian structure (rare in Lutheranism). Alber is to thank that Reutlingen 1530 signed the Augsburg Confession. In 1539 he was in Tübingen to Dr. Ing. theol. PhD. In 1550, Ulrich von Württemberg appointed the expelled from the interim as a collegiate preacher and general superintendent of a parish to Stuttgart; since then he participated together with J. Brenz in the essential events in his church (Confessio Virtembergica, Church Order of 1553, Worms Religious Conversation 1557). Since 1562 he was abbot of Blaubeuren. especially from Esslingen, he overcame by mildness and instruction; his Reutlinger Gemeindeordnung (1531) has a presbyterian structure (rare in Lutheranism). Alber is to thank that Reutlingen 1530 signed the Augsburg Confession. In 1539 he was in Tübingen to Dr. Ing. theol. PhD. In 1550, Ulrich von Württemberg appointed the expelled from the interim as a collegiate preacher and general superintendent of a parish to Stuttgart; since then he participated together with J. Brenz in the essential events in his church (Confessio Virtembergica, Church Order of 1553, Worms Religious Conversation 1557). Since 1562 he was abbot of Blaubeuren. especially from Esslingen, he overcame by mildness and instruction; his Reutlinger Gemeindeordnung (1531) has a presbyterian structure (rare in Lutheranism). Alber is to thank that Reutlingen 1530 signed the Augsburg Confession. In 1539 he was in Tübingen to Dr. Ing. theol. PhD. In 1550, Ulrich von Württemberg appointed the expelled from the interim as a collegiate preacher and general superintendent of a parish to Stuttgart; since then he participated together with J. Brenz in the essential events in his church (Confessio Virtembergica, Church Order of 1553, Worms Religious Conversation 1557). Since 1562 he was abbot of Blaubeuren. that Reutlingen in 1530 signed the Augsburg Confession. In 1539 he was in Tübingen to Dr. Ing. theol. PhD. In 1550, Ulrich von Württemberg appointed the expelled from the interim as a collegiate preacher and general superintendent of a parish to Stuttgart; since then he participated together with J. Brenz in the essential events in his church (Confessio Virtembergica, Church Order of 1553, Worms Religious Conversation 1557). Since 1562 he was abbot of Blaubeuren. that Reutlingen in 1530 signed the Augsburg Confession. In 1539 he was in Tübingen to Dr. Ing. theol. PhD. In 1550, Ulrich von Württemberg appointed the expelled from the interim as a collegiate preacher and general superintendent of a parish to Stuttgart; since then he participated together with J. Brenz in the essential events in his church (Confessio Virtembergica, Church Order of 1553, Worms Religious Conversation 1557). Since 1562 he was abbot of Blaubeuren. Worms Religious Conversation 1557). Since 1562 he was abbot of Blaubeuren. Worms Religious Conversation 1557). Since 1562 he was abbot of Blaubeuren.
Occupation : Reformer, Theologian Location: Reutlingen, Abt Location: Blaubeuren
Father: Jodokus Aulber - 1465
Mother: Anna Schelling - (1464 - 1532)
Wife: Clara Baur- (1504 - 13 April 1585)
Children:
Anna Aulber- (25 März 1525)
Clara Aulber- (3 April 1526 - 10 Juli 1562)
Maria Aulber- (1 Dezember 1528 - 31 August 1591)
M. Matthew Aulber- (11 Dezember 1529 - 25 April 1605)
Lukas Aulber- (1531 - 1531)
Johannes Aulber- (30 September 1532 - 20 Feb 1589)
Lukas Aulber- (23 September 1533 - 1533)
Markus Aulber - (Dezember 1535 - 1575)
Catharina Aulber- (26 Oktober 1542 - )
Theophilus Gottlieb Aulber - (8 Januar 1545 - 1603)
Apollonia Aulber ( - 26 May 1575)
Alber studied since 1513 in Tübingen, where he founded his friendship with Melanchthon and 1518 or (after 3 further years of study, most recently in Freiburg) 1521 pastor in Reutlingen. There the "Luther Schwabens" led by his powerful sermon the Reformation in 1524 to victory (abolition of the fair and ear confession); Countermeasures of the Schwabian League and the Bishop of Constance turned away Alber by the fact that he offered himself for an interrogation. Accused of heresy and the violation of the Edict of Worms, he defended himself and his work outspokenly and theologically founded in an interrogation of 52 questions (January 1525) before the Esslinger Reichsregiment; he was dismissed without a verdict. In the sacrament-dispute he refused himself to Zwingli without breaking completely with the upper Germans, while he joined Luther with reservations; he kept the turmoil of the peasant warfare, as Luther did, away from Reutlingen; the Anabaptists, especially those from Esslingen, he overcame by mildness and instruction; his Reutlinger Gemeindeordnung (1531) has a presbyterian structure (rare in Lutheranism). Alber is to thank that Reutlingen 1530 signed the Augsburg Confession. In 1539 he was in Tübingen to Dr. Ing. theol. PhD. In 1550, Ulrich von Württemberg appointed the expelled from the interim as a collegiate preacher and general superintendent of a parish to Stuttgart; since then he participated together with J. Brenz in the essential events in his church (Confessio Virtembergica, Church Order of 1553, Worms Religious Conversation 1557). Since 1562 he was abbot of Blaubeuren. especially from Esslingen, he overcame by mildness and instruction; his Reutlinger Gemeindeordnung (1531) has a presbyterian structure (rare in Lutheranism). Alber is to thank that Reutlingen 1530 signed the Augsburg Confession. In 1539 he was in Tübingen to Dr. Ing. theol. PhD. In 1550, Ulrich von Württemberg appointed the expelled from the interim as a collegiate preacher and general superintendent of a parish to Stuttgart; since then he participated together with J. Brenz in the essential events in his church (Confessio Virtembergica, Church Order of 1553, Worms Religious Conversation 1557). Since 1562 he was abbot of Blaubeuren. especially from Esslingen, he overcame by mildness and instruction; his Reutlinger Gemeindeordnung (1531) has a presbyterian structure (rare in Lutheranism). Alber is to thank that Reutlingen 1530 signed the Augsburg Confession. In 1539 he was in Tübingen to Dr. Ing. theol. PhD. In 1550, Ulrich von Württemberg appointed the expelled from the interim as a collegiate preacher and general superintendent of a parish to Stuttgart; since then he participated together with J. Brenz in the essential events in his church (Confessio Virtembergica, Church Order of 1553, Worms Religious Conversation 1557). Since 1562 he was abbot of Blaubeuren. that Reutlingen in 1530 signed the Augsburg Confession. In 1539 he was in Tübingen to Dr. Ing. theol. PhD. In 1550, Ulrich von Württemberg appointed the expelled from the interim as a collegiate preacher and general superintendent of a parish to Stuttgart; since then he participated together with J. Brenz in the essential events in his church (Confessio Virtembergica, Church Order of 1553, Worms Religious Conversation 1557). Since 1562 he was abbot of Blaubeuren. that Reutlingen in 1530 signed the Augsburg Confession. In 1539 he was in Tübingen to Dr. Ing. theol. PhD. In 1550, Ulrich von Württemberg appointed the expelled from the interim as a collegiate preacher and general superintendent of a parish to Stuttgart; since then he participated together with J. Brenz in the essential events in his church (Confessio Virtembergica, Church Order of 1553, Worms Religious Conversation 1557). Since 1562 he was abbot of Blaubeuren. Worms Religious Conversation 1557). Since 1562 he was abbot of Blaubeuren. Worms Religious Conversation 1557). Since 1562 he was abbot of Blaubeuren.
Father: Jodokus Aulber - 1465
Mother: Anna Schelling - (1464 - 1532)
Wife: Clara Baur- (1504 - 13 April 1585)
Children:
Anna Aulber- (25 März 1525)
Clara Aulber- (3 April 1526 - 10 Juli 1562)
Maria Aulber- (1 Dezember 1528 - 31 August 1591)
M. Matthew Aulber- (11 Dezember 1529 - 25 April 1605)
Lukas Aulber- (1531 - 1531)
Johannes Aulber- (30 September 1532 - 20 Feb 1589)
Lukas Aulber- (23 September 1533 - 1533)
Markus Aulber - (Dezember 1535 - 1575)
Catharina Aulber- (26 Oktober 1542 - )
Theophilus Gottlieb Aulber - (8 Januar 1545 - 1603)
Apollonia Aulber ( - 26 May 1575)
Alber studied since 1513 in Tübingen, where he founded his friendship with Melanchthon and 1518 or (after 3 further years of study, most recently in Freiburg) 1521 pastor in Reutlingen. There the "Luther Schwabens" led by his powerful sermon the Reformation in 1524 to victory (abolition of the fair and ear confession); Countermeasures of the Schwabian League and the Bishop of Constance turned away Alber by the fact that he offered himself for an interrogation. Accused of heresy and the violation of the Edict of Worms, he defended himself and his work outspokenly and theologically founded in an interrogation of 52 questions (January 1525) before the Esslinger Reichsregiment; he was dismissed without a verdict. In the sacrament-dispute he refused himself to Zwingli without breaking completely with the upper Germans, while he joined Luther with reservations; he kept the turmoil of the peasant warfare, as Luther did, away from Reutlingen; the Anabaptists, especially those from Esslingen, he overcame by mildness and instruction; his Reutlinger Gemeindeordnung (1531) has a presbyterian structure (rare in Lutheranism). Alber is to thank that Reutlingen 1530 signed the Augsburg Confession. In 1539 he was in Tübingen to Dr. Ing. theol. PhD. In 1550, Ulrich von Württemberg appointed the expelled from the interim as a collegiate preacher and general superintendent of a parish to Stuttgart; since then he participated together with J. Brenz in the essential events in his church (Confessio Virtembergica, Church Order of 1553, Worms Religious Conversation 1557). Since 1562 he was abbot of Blaubeuren. especially from Esslingen, he overcame by mildness and instruction; his Reutlinger Gemeindeordnung (1531) has a presbyterian structure (rare in Lutheranism). Alber is to thank that Reutlingen 1530 signed the Augsburg Confession. In 1539 he was in Tübingen to Dr. Ing. theol. PhD. In 1550, Ulrich von Württemberg appointed the expelled from the interim as a collegiate preacher and general superintendent of a parish to Stuttgart; since then he participated together with J. Brenz in the essential events in his church (Confessio Virtembergica, Church Order of 1553, Worms Religious Conversation 1557). Since 1562 he was abbot of Blaubeuren. especially from Esslingen, he overcame by mildness and instruction; his Reutlinger Gemeindeordnung (1531) has a presbyterian structure (rare in Lutheranism). Alber is to thank that Reutlingen 1530 signed the Augsburg Confession. In 1539 he was in Tübingen to Dr. Ing. theol. PhD. In 1550, Ulrich von Württemberg appointed the expelled from the interim as a collegiate preacher and general superintendent of a parish to Stuttgart; since then he participated together with J. Brenz in the essential events in his church (Confessio Virtembergica, Church Order of 1553, Worms Religious Conversation 1557). Since 1562 he was abbot of Blaubeuren. that Reutlingen in 1530 signed the Augsburg Confession. In 1539 he was in Tübingen to Dr. Ing. theol. PhD. In 1550, Ulrich von Württemberg appointed the expelled from the interim as a collegiate preacher and general superintendent of a parish to Stuttgart; since then he participated together with J. Brenz in the essential events in his church (Confessio Virtembergica, Church Order of 1553, Worms Religious Conversation 1557). Since 1562 he was abbot of Blaubeuren. that Reutlingen in 1530 signed the Augsburg Confession. In 1539 he was in Tübingen to Dr. Ing. theol. PhD. In 1550, Ulrich von Württemberg appointed the expelled from the interim as a collegiate preacher and general superintendent of a parish to Stuttgart; since then he participated together with J. Brenz in the essential events in his church (Confessio Virtembergica, Church Order of 1553, Worms Religious Conversation 1557). Since 1562 he was abbot of Blaubeuren. Worms Religious Conversation 1557). Since 1562 he was abbot of Blaubeuren. Worms Religious Conversation 1557). Since 1562 he was abbot of Blaubeuren.
