Kerbers

According to a study carried out in the first half of the 19th century by pastor Edward Philippe Körber and confirmed 100 years later by his great-grandson Oscar Karl Körber , the ancestor of the German-Baltic and Austrian kind of Körber is the Teutonic Knight Udo v. Korb, who owned at the beginning of the XV century castle in Swabia . There is almost no information about him, it is only known that in 1410 he participated in the Battle of Grunwald at Tannenberg. On that day, July 15, the Teutonic Order first suffered a crushing defeat. Of the two hundred and fifty true knights of the Order (knights of the "white cloak"), 203 were killed, including the great master Ulrich von Jungingen . Von Korb was more fortunate. He was among those forty-seven knights who managed to stay in the saddle. It was after this battle that he was granted a castle in the Alps. It is not known which of the two castles near the village of Waldkirch and how long he owned. Both of them (Castelburg and Schwarzenburg ) were captured by the Protestants during the Thirty Years War (1618–1648) , but were completely destroyed on March 14, 1634.

The first records of the genus were discovered in ancient Bavarian chronicles dating back to the turn of the 11th and 12th centuries. According to the records, it has Teutonic roots. Even then, von Korba had significant land and property holdings. In alliance with other influential surnames, representatives of the clan often participated in campaigns of conquest. There are two explanations for the origin of the surname Korb. First, she could reflect the occupation of her ancestor. Translated from German, “Korb” means “basket”, and carriers of the surname probably once traded in the production or sale of baskets. In the second version, the surname could appear among immigrants from the German settlement “Korb”. The names Korber, Körberus, Körber, Kerber (Korber, Körberus, Körber, Kerber), which can be translated as “basketry”, are derived from the surname Korb.

It was possible to establish that in 1300 a certain Ulrich Korber lived in Basel , and Conrad Korber was known in Willingen in 1311. Somewhat later, in 1345, in Augsburg, another Corber named Heinrich became famous for something. But these were all branches, which, if they had, were very indirectly related to Udo von Korb, since they existed even before his birth.

According to the Encyclopedia Allgemeines Schriftsteller und GelehrtenLexikon der Provinzen Livland, Estland und Kurland, published in 1829 in Mitau , the Baltic branch of the Körber was separated from the Korb family in one of the next generations after Udo. The first of the descendants of Udo von Korb is known for his great-grandson Otto Korber. It was in his notes that Edward Philip Kerber discovered information about his great-grandfather.

During the First World War, several representatives of the Russian branch of the Kerber family, under the pressure of political circumstances, changed the name of Kerber to a more “Russian” in terms of its sound. Moreover, they actually translated the word “basket” (“Korb”) from German into Estonian (“Korv”), and the surname began to sound like Corvin.

• Coats of arms of the Germanic branches of the von Körber clan
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Otto Korber (Otto [Otho, Ottho] Korber) (1490, Bamberg - 1553, Kulmbach). German theologian and preacher of the Reformation period, one of the closest associates of Martin Luther . The names of his two sons are known:

☆ Elias Korber is a rural pastor from Weihenzell near Nuremberg. He is known only for publishing his father’s books.

☆ Johann Martin Korber is a Protestant pastor. At baptism, Martin Luther himself was his successor. The name of Johann Martin’s grandson has been preserved:

◄ Jacob v. Körber (01.01.1608, Saxony - 04.10.1667, Lower Auerbach , Vogtland ). He was known as a "big tenant and a successful trader." In the annals of 1641, his name is mentioned along with the names of two other major industrialists of this city. Kerber owned a large estate and an enterprise engaged in brass work. He was married twice. His first wife was the daughter of a member of the Lower Auerbach Municipal Council, Eva von Heinsberg (1609 - 03/10/16659, Lower Auerbach). Four years before his death, Kerber married Anna Barbara von der Planitz (01.03.1609 - 1686). He did not have offspring in his second marriage. Kerber died in his 60th year of life and was buried next to his first wife, whom he had five children. The names of his four sons are known:

★ Jacob Andreas Körber (1643-1668);

★ Christian Körber (1644-1709);

★ Hans Christoph Körber (Hans Christoph Körber) (1647-1669);

★ Friedrich Körber (1638, Nuremberg - 04/02/1684, Lengelfeld , Vogtland). At the age of 12 he was assigned to a school at the St. Thomas Monastery in Leipzig. Young people were accepted here only from the age of 17, so Friedrich was enrolled in the school with a special exception, as a descendant of the famous Otto Corber. Due to infancy, studies at the monastery were delayed. Then there was a university in Nuremberg, from which, in 1665, Kerber received the title of Master of Philosophy and Theology. In 1669, Kerber was ordained a pastor and appointed to the parish of Turme (Glauchau) in Saxony. Three years later, in December 1672, at the request of the faithful, he was transferred by the pastor to Lengelfeld (Vogtland). Here he remained until his death. The pastor died at the age of 48. In his memorial sermon, the church caretaker from Plauen, Johann Heifels, noted that Friedrich Kerber was distinguished by a special "conscientiousness, devotion to the flock and high decency . " Back in Glauchau in 1669, Kerber married Regina Barbara Adler (10/04/1640, Schöneck , Vogtland - 04/22/1711, Krölpa ), whose father was pastor Zacharius Adler ( 06/16/1600 , Elbogen - 06/25/1658 , Schöneck) and his mother - Barbara (nee Von Handel) is the sister of an influential industrialist from Lower Auerbach. There were five children in the pastor’s family, but only one of them was preserved:

✿ Adam Friedrich Körber (07/31/1644, Troyen , Saxony - 04/22/1742, Krölpa, Thuringia)

At the age of nine, in 1683, Adam Friedrich was sent to school at the University of Leipzig ^[1] . Then he studied at the theological faculty of the University of Leipzig and completed his education at the University of Jena . At the age of nineteen, much earlier than usual, Körber was awarded a master's degree in theology.

Before becoming a pastor, he served for some time as a home teacher in the castle of Count Johann Albrecht von Ronov-Bieberstein in Oppurg (Thuringia) and was only ordained pastor on 03.21.1701. First, Kerber led the parish of the church in Upper Oppurg and its two rural branches in Solkwitz and Hertevica, then, on 09.09.1707, he was transferred by the rector of the church in Kölpa. Like in Upper Oppurg, here are under the jurisdiction of Kerber and two branches - in Birkigt and Lausnitsa. It was in Krölpa by the efforts of Pastor Körber that the commune, which exists today, was organized. Kerber’s innovative ideas seemed wrong to many, which often led to conflicts, but time put everything in its place.

Back in 1700, Kerber married Countess Maria Elizabeth von Staufenbul (? - 12/11/1714, Krölpa), who, having given birth to five sons, left the pastor a widower. For 12 years he alone raised and raised children, and only in 1726 he remarried with Anna Adelheida Tamarus, from whom he had another son. It is interesting that Kerber called all of his sons from his first marriage Johann. They differed only in their middle name:

☀ Johann Friedrich Körber (1701-1767)

☀ Johann Albrecht Körber (1703 -?)

☀ Johann August Körber (1709 -?)

☀ Johann Carl Körber (1710-1711)

☀ Johann Wilhelm Körber (1713 -?)

☀ Julius Körber (1729-1740)

The letter of the aging pastor, addressed to him in 1733, to Livonia, to his eldest son Johann Friedrich, has been preserved. A few lines from it deserve special attention:

“The highly esteemed, cordially beloved son! ... I want to say that from the moment you leave, I can’t relax, because the other sons do not leave me alone and all the time they put me in expenses. None of your brothers are well organized.

... William from the very beginning was a fraudster who caused only complaints and irritation, and his life has not changed for the better. Both for him and for me it would be better if he drowned even at the first bathing. He will not be my mercy and my blessing, because he does not want to change for the better. For six months now he hasn’t been shown to my eyes, and I don’t know where he is. ”

The father never found out that his dissolute son Johann Wilhelm , mentioned by him in the letter, would be the founder of one of the famous aristocratic dynasties of Körber ( Austrian branch of the clan ). Just in 1733 he went to seek happiness in Austria. The ancestor of another dynasty, only in Livonia will be the eldest son - Johann Friedrich - the one to whom the letter was addressed ( Livonian branch of the clan ).

☀ Johann Wilhelm Körber ( 04/04/1713 Krölpa -?) In 1733, twenty-year-old Johann Wilhelm went to seek happiness in Austria. There he enlisted in the military and accepted the Catholic faith. Johann Wilhelm distinguished himself in the campaigns for the Polish throne and under Count A. Yu. Sulkovsky rose to the rank of dragoon captain. Later, he was in the service of Franz I Stephen in the Duchy of Tesinsky , where he probably died, leaving his two sons:

✪ Carl Friedrich Theodor v. Körber.

✪ Karl Heinrich Christian von Körber (Karl Heinrich Christian v. Körber) (1.09.1754, Lissa - 1826 Bielsko-Biala Teschinsky Duchy ) - President of the Court of the Sulkovo Duchy during the reign of Count F. Sulkowski , which allowed him to recover in the nobility. Karl Heinrich was married twice. From Carolina Edle Hoenig von Hoenickstein (Karoline Edle Hoenig v. Hoenickstein) he had the eldest son Franz, and from Ernestina von Rath (Ernesttine v. Rath) - Ferdinand and Karl:

★ Ferdinand von Körber (Bielsko-Biala, 12/17/798 -?) - Lieutenant-captain.

★ Karl von Körber (Bielsko-Biala, 05.19.1802 - 2.09.1853) - Major General of the border brigade. Wife: Mary Barbara Mostyn.

★ Franz v. Körber (Bielsko-Biala, 01.20.1787 - 07.16.1860, Vienna ) - Field Marshal Lieutenant . He was married to Francis Gunzburg von Stutzenau (Franziska Günzberg v. Stützenau) (03/14/1823, Vienna - 04/29/1891), from whom he had six sons and two daughters:

① Philip von Körber (Phillipp v. Körber) (12/26/1812, Pest - 07/18/1861, Vienna). Rector of the Academy of Oriental Languages. He was married to Mathilde Hoenig von Hoenickstein (Mathilde Hoenig v. Hoenickstein), from whom he had four children:

◆ Friedrich v. Körber (12/12/1842, Vienna - 6/11/1900, Paris). Head of the State Railways Bureau.

◆ Moritz Franz v. Körber (Moritz Franz v. Körber) (12.29.1845, Brunn - 03.31.1902, Vienna). A senior official of the combined bank.

✿ Johann v. Körber (01.01.1872, Vienna -?).

✿ Carolina von Körber (Karoline v. Körber) (09/27/1874, Vienna -?).

✿ Mathilde v. Körber (01/26/1879, Vienna -?).

◆ Josephine Walpurga Augusta Barbara v. Körber (Josephine Walpurga Augusta Barbara v. Körber) (05/09/1848, Brunn -?). Husband: Joseph Graf v. Frank (Joseph Graf v. Franck) (? - 04/20/1827, Vienna); Husband: Ulysses Freiernr von Salis-Soglio (Ulysses Freiherrn v. Salis-Soglio) (? - 05/12/1848) State Treasurer.

◆ Karl Boromus Maximilian Moritz Joseph von Körber (Karl Boromäus Maximilian Moritz Joseph v. Körber) (10/12/1849, Brunn -?).

② Joseph Franz v. Körber (03/03/1815, Vienna - 02/26/1853). Lieutenant Colonel of the Gendarmerie in Vienna, married to Ernestine Edle v. Gavenia (Ernestine Edle v. Gavenia) (10.31.1822, Vienna - 05.19.1905).

◆ Ernest Karl Franz Joseph Thomas Friedrich von Körber (Ernest Karl Franz Joseph Thomas Friedrich v. Körber) (11/11/1850, Trent - 03/05/1919, Gutenstein (buried 03/15/1919, Vienna)). Chancellor of Austria, who twice held this post.

◆ Amalie Marie Ernestine von Körber (Amalie Marie Ernestine v. Körber) (03/05/1852, Trent - 04/09/1857, Vienna).

③ Felix Karl von Körber (Felix Karl v. Körber) (03.03.1815, Vienna - 05.14.1853, Vienna). Lieutenant Colonel of the Gendarmerie in Vienna, married to Julian Franziska Centner (06.24.1818, Linz on the Danube - 05.19.1903, Graz ).

◆ Maria Anna Sidonia von Körber (Marie Anna Sidonia v. Körber) (06/06/1850, Milan -?). Pianist.

◆ Julius Friedrich Felix Franz-Joseph von Körber (Julius Friedrich Felix Franz-Joseph v. Körber) (05/09/1852, Vienna -?). Wife: Felicia Viktoria Sladek (Felicie Viktoria Sladek) (12/21/1858 -?).

✿ Felicia Barbara Julie von Körber (Felicie Barbara Julie v. Körber) (7.03. 1887, Rodgau -?).

✿ Anna Antonie Barbara v. Körber (06/27/1888 -?).

④ Gustav Adalbert Maximilian v. Körber (08.28.1816, Vienna -?).

⑤ Wilhelm August Joseph von Körber (Wilhelm August Joseph v. Körber) (05/18/1818, Vienna -?). Captain of the gendarmerie.

⑥ Frederick Amalia Marie von Körber (Friederike Amalie Marie v. Körber) (01/19/1819, Vienna -?).

⑦ Franz Pavlo Joseph von Körber (Franz de Paulo Joseph v. Körber) (08/18/1826, Vienna - 12/05/1842, Vienna). Student of the Military Academy.

⑧ Maximiliane Albertine Johann Marie Gebhardine v. Körber (Maximiliane Albertine Johanna Marie Gebhardine v. Körber) (07.26.1828, Vienna -?).

☀ Johann Friedrich Körber ( 04.28.1701 , Oberoppurg - 04.07.1767 , Helme ). Kerber was married to the widow of his predecessor in Tarvast, pastor Anton Theophil Lau ( et: Anton Theophil Lau ). Anna Maria Reichenbach (07/29/1699, Riga - 1765, Helme) was the daughter of the famous organist of the Dome Cathedral in Riga, Frederic Reichenbach and his wife, Anna Maria Hoppstadten (Hoppstadten). Of the five children of Pastor Kerber, two (Adam Friedrich and Maria Christiana) died, not having lived even 4 years). There was a daughter and two sons:

✪ Martha Elisabeth Körber (07.27.1734, Tarvastu -?). Husband: Pastor Johann Abraham Winkler ( et: Johann Abraham Winkler ) (04/27/1722, Revel - 08.1769, Fellin );

✪ Peter Friedrich von Kerber gave rise to an aristocratic line ;

✪ Paul Johann Körber continued the spiritual line .

Aristocratic line

☀ Peter Friedrich von Körber ^[2] (03.3.1732, Tarvastu - 17.10.1799, Revel)

After graduation, he went to Germany to study as a doctor. Educated at the universities of Halle , Erfurt and Jena. May 3, 1756, Kerber defended his thesis and, having received a doctorate in medicine, returned to Livonia. For ten years he worked at a children's shelter in Reval, and then - as a state doctor in the districts of Harjumaa and Derpt. In 1777, 1782 and 1783 he distinguished himself during the fight against epidemics of smallpox , and in 1783, Kerber, together with Dr. Shulinus, was engaged in mass vaccinations of peasants of Livonia against smallpox. This happened 13 years earlier than the officially recorded date for the start of the dispute, carried out by the Englishman Jenner . Kerber is the author of several treatises on medicine, a member of the Stockholm Academy of Sciences.

Kerber won great authority not only as a doctor, but also as a public figure. In 1784, in his article “Lieber die jährliche Hungersnot der lief- und estländischen Bauern”, discussing the plight of the peasants, Kerber convincingly showed with concrete examples that the landowner’s direct interest was the prosperity of his serfs. A rank for the development of trade, he argued that general economic mechanisms should work for the lord and his peasants. At the same time, Kerber came up with a plan for the reform of professional guilds, widespread in the Baltic states.

Как выходец из духовенства Кёрбер был восстановлен в потомственном дворянстве. С 1793 года имена доктора Кёрбера и его жены Магарет Доротеи Ришеман (Margaretha Dorothea Riesemann) были включены в списки знатных семей Эстляндии.

① Иоганн Фридрих (Иван Петрович) фон Кёрбер ^[2] (Johann Friedrich v. Körber) (18.02.1765, Ревель — 19.03.1823, Митау).

He graduated from high school in Reval. From 1783 to 1787 studied medicine first at the Berlin Academy, then at the University of Gottingen. Having received the degree of Doctor of Medicine on 07.06.1787 (the dissertation: “A Treatise on Nausea and Vomiting during Pregnancy”), Kerber trained for more than six months in the best clinics in Paris. Immediately upon his return to Russia, he was appointed surgeon to the imperial hospital in Friedrichsgam (Finland), where he assisted the wounded during the Russian-Swedish war of 1788-1790 . He distinguished himself with the mass arrival of the wounded in the battle of Kernikoski on April 18, 1790. After signing the peace, he continued to work in the Friedrichsgama hospital. From 1798 he worked in a military hospital in Riga, then until 1806 (in the same place in Riga) he served as the medical military inspector of Livonia. In 1808, by the highest decree, Kerber was appointed medical representative of the government in the Caucasus and the Black Sea coast. On December 7, 1809, through the Department of the Interior, Kerber was transferred to Mitau as the medical administrator of the Courland province .

Member of the Patriotic War of 1812. He headed the surgical service and directly assisted the wounded in the besieged Franco-Prussian corps of Marshal MacDonald Riga ^[3] . For participation in the defense of Riga he was awarded the Order of St. Vladimir, IV degree.

After the end of hostilities, with the rank of State Councilor (1816), Kerber continued to serve in Mitau in his former post. He was an honorary member of the Moscow Pharmacist Society and a corresponding member of the Medical and Surgical Academy in St. Petersburg. Kerber was the author of one of the first classifications of medicines, which has long been used in Russia. Kerber died in the 58th year of his life, buried in Mitau.

Kerber's first wife was the daughter of a Revelation lawyer, Anna Henriette Brinck (12/13/1771 - 1790). She died at the birth of the eldest son:

❶ Paul Eduard v. Körber (1790 - 1.06.1811). Tragically died (drowned in the Volga). He was buried in Riga.

Kerber’s second wife was Anna Margaretha v. Steven (10/22/1774, Friedrichsgam - 05/28/1849, Revel). She gave birth to Johann Frederick two sons and five daughters, who did not leave posterity:

❷ Katarina Margarita Körber (Catharina Margarethav. Körber) (3.01.1791, Friedrichsgam - 08/07/1843, Revel). Adam Christoph Johann Hoeppener (1785-1837) was the wife of Adam Christoph Johann Hoeppener, a lawyer for the Supreme Court in Revel. The family had 8 children bearing the surname Hepner, three of whom died in infancy.

❸ Christian Friedrich von Körber (Christian Friedrich v. Körber) (12/18/792, Friedrichsgam - 07/30/1794).

❹ Georg Johann v. Körber (11/04/1795, Friedrichsgam - 07/18/1820, Mitau). He studied medicine first in Dorpat, then in Berlin, Würzburg and Paris, where in 1820 he received a Doctor of Medicine degree. In the same year he died after returning to Mitau.

❺ Sofia Anna von Körber (Sophia Anna v. Körber) (11.11.1797, Friedrichsgam - 03.19.1839 Revel). She was married to a consul in Brazil, Fabian Eduard Hoeppener, with whom she had 11 children with the surname Hepner. Some children died at an early age.

❻ Carl Anton v. Körber (04/18/1800, Riga - after 1837, St. Petersburg) law student first in Berlin (1817-1819), then in Derpt (1819-1822) . In 1823 he was appointed Secretary of the Department of Justice of Livonia. In 1830 he moved to St. Petersburg, where until 1832 he taught German in the First Cadet Corps (according to other sources in the Page Corps) and simultaneously until 1837 at the Commercial School. Since 1834 he was married to Marie Kotter. There were no children in the family.

❼ Philippine v. Körber (Philippine v. Körber) (06.26.1807, Riga - 09.29.1853, Revel)

❽ Charlotte Wilhelmine Elisabeth von Kurbur (Charlotte Wilhelmine Elisabeth v. Körber) (07.17.1808 Mitau - 1873).

② Peter von Körber (1770-1773).

③ Peter Heinrich von Körber (1774 -?).

This line of the Livonian branch of the Körber family was not further developed.

Spiritual Line (continued)

✪ Paul Johann Körber ( 10/20/1735, Tarvastu - 11/14/1795, I take out ). Livonia pastor, founder of the Livonian branch of Körber.

① Eduard Philipp Körber (06/17/1770 , Tori (Torgel) - 02/12/1950, Vynnu). Pastor at Vynnu.

❶ Paulina Johann Körber (02/05/1800, Wynn-10/12/1863, Derpt). I didn’t have a family.

❷ Carl Eduard Anton Körber (Carl Eduard Anton Körber) (05.23.1802, Vinnu - 04.23.1883, Derpt). Pastor from Fennern .

⑴ Margo Körber (03.16.1843 - 08.15.1851)

⑵ Lina Körber ( 08.23.1845 - 1930, Tartu). The wife of a graduate of the University of Dorpat, Doctor of Medicine, an official of the Medical Department of Mogilev and at the same time a seminary doctor Hermann Martin August Eckert (10/11/1835, Mesotten , Courland - 08/19/1871, Mogilev).

⑶ Karl Körber (04.04.1847, Fennern - 07/10/1900, Aleshki near Kherson) ^[4] . Graduate of the University of Dorpat, MD. He worked as a doctor in Kerch, Aleshka, Vilno. After retiring due to loss of vision, he returned to Aleshki. He was married to Marie Koschlitz (Marie Koschlitz) (01/26/1855 - 1904 Aleshki). There were no children.

⑷ Theodor Körber ( 03.15.1849 , Fennern - 05.12.1909, Sosvin, Perm province.) ^[5] He studied at the University of Derpt. He worked at the Tambov school, then continued his education at the Forest Academy of Neustadt Eberswalde (Germany). In Russia, he worked as a Forest Officer in the Odoevsky district of the Tula province., And since 1877 - in Beloretsk of the Orenburg province. In 1907, after the death of his wife, he moved to the Sosvin of Perm province., Wife - Alexandra Apollonovna Dmitrieva (2.08.1860 St. Petersburg - 05/31/1907) - a pupil of the Smolny Institute.

Ⓐ Vladimir Teodorovich Kerber (11/11/1892, Belozersk, 03/17/1944). He studied at the St. George's School, then continued his education in St. Petersburg. He was married (1909) to Nina Aleksandrovna Istomina.

✿ Galina Vladimirovna Kerber .

Ⓑ Alexandra Teodorovna Kerber (06/07/1886, Belozersk - 01/29/1943, Murom). She was married to Konstantin Vasilievich Korzhinsky.

Ⓒ Nikolai Teodorovich Kerber (12/12/1887, Belozersk -?) He studied at the Faculty of Mathematics of Yuriev University. Gone in 1917

Ⓓ Fedor Teodorovich Kerber (03/18/1890, Belozersk - 1916, Warsaw). Member of World War I; voluntarily determined. Killed near Warsaw

Ⓔ Sergey Teodorovich Kerber (10.1892, Belozersk -?). In 1917 he lived in Moscow.

Ⓕ Maria Theodorovna Kerber (?, Belozersk - 01/22/1976). In 1917 she lived in Moscow. She was married to Pavel Alexandrovich Kolpakov.

Ⓖ Theodosia Theodorovna Kerber (06/21/1898, Belozersk -?). In 1917 she lived in Moscow. She was married to Vladimir Nikolaevich Pokrovsky.

⑸ Minna Körber (11/15/1850, Fennern - 1919, Vladimir). She was married to cousin Immanuel Körber, after a divorce with whom she lived with her daughter Lily (see below) in a estate near Vladimir, where they both died of typhus in 1919.

⑹ Maria Körber (11/23/1864, Fennern - 09/27/1887, Dorpat). Damsel.

❸ Henriette Eleonore Alexandrina Körber (Henriette Eleonore Alexandrine Körber) (05.21.1804, Vinnu - 04.24.1809, Vinnu).

❹ Friedrich Alexander Amandus Körber (Friedrich Alexander Amandus Körber) (10.26.1805, Vinnu - 04.28.1827, Dorpat). He died during his studies at the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Dorpat.

❺ Ludwig August Immanuel Körber (Ludwig (Louis) August Immanuel Körber) (11/15/1808, Vinnu - 11/16/1892, Dorpat). He was married: Helen Elizabeth Gene (12.03.1809 - 01.10.1885) - great-granddaughter of the famous historian of Livonia, burgomaster Derpt Friedrich Konrad Gadebusch , as well as cousin of the historian, literary critic, philologist Victor Amandus (Amadeus) Gen ;

⑴ Bernhard Eugard von Körber (Bernhard Eduard Otto v. Körber) (05/20/1837, Vynnu - 05/18/1915, Yuriev) ^[6] - professor of forensic medicine and hygiene in Dorpat. Wife: Hagen Gotton Berta Auguste (Hagen Gotton Berta Auguste) (11/18/1832, Derpt - 02/23/1912, Yuriev). The daughter of the artist Hagen August Matthias .

Ⓐ Ludwig Bernhardovich von Kerber (from November 1916 - Corwin ) (Ludwig August Bernhard v. Körber) (04/19/1863, Ringen - 04/09/1919, London) ^[7] . Vice Admiral of the Russian Navy. Wife Olga Fedorovna von Schulz (Olga Augustina Gottliebe v. Schillz) (02/08/1866, St. Petersburg - 06/22/1942, Leningrad) - the daughter of Rear Admiral Fedor Bogdanovich von Schulz .

✿ Victor Lvovich (Ludwigovich) Kerber (from November 1916 - Corvin-Kerber , after 1942 - Corvin ) (Victor Oskar v. Körber) (12/13/1894, Revel - 07/17/1970, Leningrad ) - marine pilot, aircraft designer , specialist in the field of aviation industry. Wife: Becker Julia Leopoldovna (Julie Marie Wilhelmine Becker) (10.17.1896, Baku - 09.17.1994, St. Petersburg).

◆ Irina Viktorovna Kerber-Corvin (02/08/1920, Taganrog - 11/18/2004, St. Petersburg). Civil engineer. Husband: Kopytov Artemy Mikhailovich (03/14/1919, Veliky Ustyug - 05/08/1977, Leningrad). Civil engineer.

◆ Pavel Viktorovich Kerber-Corvin (04/23/1924, Moscow - 01/21/1942, Leningrad). He died during the siege of Leningrad.

✿ Leonid Lvovich (Ludwigovich) Kerber (Leonid v. Körber) (06/17/1903, St. Petersburg - 10/10/1993, Moscow) - a major specialist in the field of aviation equipment. Doctor of Technical Sciences , Deputy General Designer. Wife: Shishmareva Elizaveta Mikhailovna (4.01.1904, St. Petersburg - 7.01.1996, Moscow). Literary translator.

◆ Mikhail Leonidovich Kerber (06/04/1932, Sevastopol) Doctor of Chemical Sciences, professor. Wife: Skripchenko Natalya Ivanovna (02.24.1932, Kharkov).

◆ Lev Leonidovich Kerber (10.21.1937, Moscow - 2.01.1993, Moscow). Aircraft Engineer.

✿ Boris Lvovich (Ludwigovich) Kerber (Boris v. Körber) (04/27/1907, St. Petersburg - 11/28/1978, Moscow) - a major specialist in the field of aviation equipment, Deputy General Designer. Wife: Alekseeva Antonina Petrovna (10/14/1908, Zyatkovo - 09/10/1992, Moscow).

◆ Olga Borisovna Kerber (08.24.1937, Moscow). Specialist in aviation equipment. Husband: Kharitonov Igor Nikolaevich (01.21.1938 - 06.06.2000, Moscow). Aircraft Engineer.

◆ Alexey Borisovich Kerber (06/10/1941, Saratov). Specialist in aviation equipment. Wife: Ovcharenko Victoria Ivanovna (16.97.1941, Donetsk).

Ⓑ Oscar Bernhardovich von Körber (Oskar Carl v. Körber) 1874, (01/27/1874, Kronstadt - 03/26/1946, Luckau ). He was married twice: 1. Elena Kerber (Helene Körber) (04/22/1874, Minsk -?), Daughter of Uncle Immanuel Kerber. 2. Erne Elisabeth Baetge (01/12/1888, Revel - 1947, Luckau). The first four children of Oscar Kerber were born in their first marriage, the rest in the second.

✿ Alexander Oskarovich Kerber (from 1918 - Corvin ) (Alexander Udo Paul v. Körber) (01/16/1900, Moscow - 08/07/1929, Leningrad). In 1914 he graduated from high school in Fellin. With the outbreak of war in Petrograd, he entered the Gardemarinsky classes. Since 1917 he participated in the First World War (warrant officer) as part of the crew of the submarine AG-11. During the October events in Petrograd, he was not a boat commander for long. 04/02/1918, the day before the German landing, in the Ganges harbor, a detachment of boats "AG" with the floating base "Oland" and the guard "Hawk" were blown up. The land crews moved to Helsingfors. On April 5, with the second detachment of the Baltic Fleet ships, Kerber participated in the ice passage to Kronstadt. In 1918, he changed his name to Corvin. In March 1921, he was among the rebels who raised the Kronstadt uprising . After the suppression of the rebellion, he was sentenced to five years in hard labor. In 1923 he was released under an amnesty. He returned to Leningrad, where he soon married. He worked at the Kooperator plant, the former San Galli iron foundry ^[8] on Ligovka (it was demolished after 2000). Alexander died in Leningrad on August 7, 1929. The circumstances of his death are not known. Wife: Alvine Pus-Wazet (Alwine Pus-Wazet) (4.25.1897, Daugavpils -?)

◆ Valentina Aleksandrovna Kerber-Corvin (01/14/1925, Leningrad -?)

✿ Nikolai Bernhard Erich Ludwig von Körber (Nicolai Bernhard Erich Ludwig v. Körber) (08/10/1901, St. Petersburg - 09/20/1927, Revel). Secondary education was first received at the Revel gymnasium (1913-1914), then Helsingfors (1916-1917) and again Revel (1918-1919). In December 1919 he entered the Baltic Regiment ^[9] , in which his father fought against the Bolsheviks. Under the command of Colonel White, he served until the summer of 1921. He received the St. George Cross IV Art. for courage. From September 12, 1921 to April 13, 1922 - Student of the Faculty of Mathematics of Yuriev University. From 04/20/1922 to 1926 continued his education in Dresden. As a student, he made several trips to Thuringia , to the ancestral homeland of Kölpa and Oppurg . In 1926, he contracted tuberculosis, from which he died in a hospital in Reval.

✿ Georg Reinhold von Körber (Georg Reinhold v. Körber) (1.01.1903, Raskulitsy (the estate of B. Korf) ^[10] , - 01/13/1921, Fellin). In childhood, it was treated for tuberculosis for a long time. In 1911 he attended the private school of Mrs. Ramm in Revel, then he studied in Kronstadt and in 1914-1916. at the cathedral school in Reval. He completed secondary education in Helsingfors. In 1920, he joined the training battalion of the Baltic Regiment in Reval. Soon during the exercise, pneumonia fell ill, from which he died.

✿ Olaf v. Körber (04.04.1904, Raskulitsy (the estate of B. Korf) -?). In the years 1916-1925. studied in Fellin, then in Reval was a student in the company of Joakim Puchk ^[11] . In 1927 he left Estonia. Missing.

✿ Ulrich von Körber (Ulrich v. Körber), (02/11/1913, Moscow -?). He emigrated with his parents to Finland. As part of the Finnish army, he participated in the Second World War in battles on the Karelian Isthmus.

✿ Barbara v. Körber (05/05/19I4, Kronstadt -?) Emigrated with her parents to Finland.

✿ Elisabeth Dagmar von Körber (Elisabeth Dagmar v. Körber), (05.28.19I4, Krognstadt -?). Emigrated with her parents to Finland.

✿ Benjamin v. Körber (09/08/1917, Helsinki -?) Born and lived in Finland.

Ⓒ Udo Berngardovich von Kerber (Udo Conrad v. Körber) (07/14/1876, Kronstadt - 02/06/1929, Kolpino / Leningrad /). He received his secondary education at the Pärnu Grammar School, then studied chemistry at the Polytechnic Institute in Riga. In 1903 he worked as a chemical engineer. Since 1906, he headed the chemical laboratory of armor alloys at the Izhora plant in Kolpino (Petersburg). Member of the First World War. After the revolution of 1917, he continued to work at the Izhora plant. The NKVD was repeatedly arrested, but was released every time. Died of tuberculosis. Wife Katarina Martynova (07/14/1887, Riga - 06/16/1929, Kolpino / Leningrad /). The daughter of a large Riga industrialist Ludwig Martynov. Died of a brain hemorrhage shortly after her husband. Both are buried in the Kolpino cemetery.

✿ Gisela Kerber (St. Petersburg, 06/12/1911 - after 2000, Germany)

✿ Erica Astrid Kerber (St. Petersburg, 03.16.1914 - after 2000, Germany). After the death of their parents, both sisters were taken by Aunt Emma Martynova to Riga, where they adopted the Martynov surname. With the annexation of Latvia, they repatriated to Germany. There were no families. Died after 2000

Ⓓ Erich Cond v. Körber (Erich Conrad v. Körber) (03.16.1878, Kronstadt - 1934, Novozybkov ). He attended elementary school in Dorpat. He graduated from high school in Pärnu, after which he went to study forestry in the botanical garden and arboretum at the Royal Prussian Academy of Forestry ^[12] in Hanover-Münden . He graduated from university in Munich. He took the position of the chief forester on the estate of Rumyantsev-Zadunaysky (the village of Velikaya Topal and Novozybkov ) in the Bryansk province, which in those years belonged to the princes Dolgorukovs . Later it became the main forester of all the estates of the princes Dolgorukovs in the Chernigov province. Shortly before the revolution, Erich acquired his own estate near Smolensk. After the October Revolution, he lived with his family in Novozybkov, where he died of tuberculosis in 1934. Wife: Vera Aleksandrovna Felizen.

✿ Elena Erichovna Kerber (1910-1991, Rostov-on-Don). She graduated from high school in Novozybkov, since 1929 she studied at the Voronezh Agricultural Institute. After graduation, she worked first in Kursk, then in Orel. With the beginning of World War II, together with her daughter, she was evacuated to the Penza region, from where at the end of 1943 after the liberation of the city she moved to Rostov-on-Don. She worked here in the alcohol trust until 1982, when she retired at the age of 72. Husband: Evgeny Semenovich Shostakovsky - in 1938 he was repressed and shot two years later. Daughter Zoya Evgenievna Shostakovskaya, married Arutyunova.

✿ Alexander Erichovich Kerber (1913-1933, Voronezh). Suffered from a mental disorder. He died of starvation in central Russia.

⑵ Eduard Friedrich Ernst Körber (Eduard Friedrich v. Körber) (11/13/1838, Vynnu - 1869, Mikhailovskoye ) ^[13] . Graduated from the University of Dorpat, MD. In 1866, in his dissertation “Ueber Differenzen des Blutfarbstoffes” (“On Differences in Blood Pigment”), he first showed that the hemoglobin of a newly born child is much more resistant to acids and alkalis than the hemoglobin of an adult, or even a child, but an older age . Thus, he discovered fetal hemoglobin , which is of significant practical importance in clinical neonatology and forensic medicine . The method for determining its resistance to alkali denaturation has been preserved under the name “Kerber method”. After graduating from the university, E. Kerber was appointed to the War Department and was sent to the Caucasus, where he became infected and soon died of typhus. Жена: Кэролайн Шарлотта Нелли Рытген, (Caroline Charlotte Nelly Röthgen) (05.02.1845, Цинтенгоф — 11.02.1901, Москва) — дочь директор суконного завода Густава Рытгена. После смерти мужа проживала в Москве — директор церковной школы в Москве.

ⓐ Эллен Кёрбер . Учитель в церковно-приходской школе в Москве.

⑶ Эдуард Виктор Кёрбер (Eduard Viktor Körber) (17.06 1840, Вынну — 10.16.1903, Юрьев) ^[14] . После окончания гимназии учился в Дерптском университете. Окончил экономический факультет в 1861 году. Первые годы зарабатывал частным преподаванием немецкого языка в Киеве, затем с 1871 г. в Москве 2 года в лицее Каткова . В 1872 г. переехал в Кронштадт, где преподавал немецкий язык в гимназии. Вскоре вернулся в Дерпт, где продолжил преподавать в гимназии. Жена: Елена Леллекен (Helene Lelleken) (7.17.1862, Нарва — 22.11.1908, Рига)

ⓑ Ирен Кёрбер (Irene Körber) (13.04.1887, Кронштадт — ?). Была замужем за своим дядей Морицем Кербер.

⑷ Иоганнес Рейнгольд Иммануил Кёрбер (Johannes Reinhold Immanuil Körber) (2.10.1842, Вынну — 21.01.1918, Феллин). После окончания гимназии поступил на медицинский факультет Дерптского университета, но вскоре перевёлся на юридический, который и окончил в 1866 году. В 1867—1868 годах работал нотариусом в Пярну, затем, до 1871 г. — судьей в Феллинском приходе. С 1877 по 1889 служил асессором окружного суда, позже стал адвокатом. С 1888 года директор кредитного и сберегательного банка в Феллин и редактор местной газеты «Ведомости». После революции в январе 1918 был арестован большевиками. Осуждён к ссылке, но 21.01.1918 года был найден в камере мёртвым. Жена: Елена Ядвига Шёлер Helene Hedwig Schöler, (8.05.1843, Феллин — ?).

ⓐ Маргарет Кёрбер (Margarethe Körber) (30.06.1880, Феллин — ?). Была замужем за юристом, секретарём суда Георгом Магнусом Сильвестром фон Фрейман (Georg Magnus Sylvester von Freymann)(31.12.1870 — ?). После революции был арестован большевиками, однако сумел вырваться. В 1919 г. оказался в Берлине в качестве директора Балтийского Совета доверия. Занимался литературной деятельностью.

ⓑ Анна Элен Кёрбер (Anna Helene Körber) (15.05.1882 Феллин — ?). Была женой Альфреда Павла Орловаки (Alfred Paul Orlowaky) (2.06.1870 — 7.10.1926), который окончил Дерптский университет, вместе с Оскаром Кербером изучал лесное хозяйство в ботаническом саду и дендропарке при Королевской Прусской Академии лесного хозяйства. Работал в Ревеле. Погиб в автокатастрофе.

ⓒ Эдит Кёрбер (Edith Körber) (15.03.1884, Феллин — ?). Учитель.

ⓓ Эллен Кёрбер (Ellen Körber) (01.12.1886, Феллин — ?). Учитель.

ⓔ Эвальд Кёрбер (Ewald Körber) (25.V.1888, Феллин — ?). Окончил музыкальную школу Гревингк в Дерпте. Служил органистом в Феллин.

ⓕ Фрида Кёрбер (Frieda Феллин Körber) (09.06.1891, Феллин — ?) Была женой Фридриха Хофера (Friedrich Hofer) (06.29.1888 — 14.10.1930, Феллин). Погибла в автокатастрофе.

⑸ Иммануил Людвигович Кербер (Immanuil Körber) (26.11.1843, Вынну — 1919, Владимир) ^[15] . Окончил гимназию в Дерпте. Продолжил образование сначала в Дерптском университете, затем в Императорском институте инженеров путей сообщения, который окончил с отличием. В 1874 г. возглавил технический отдел Московско-Брестской железной дороги. В те же годы в Туле для нужд железной дороги построил и затем возглавил собственный небольшой завод. В 1893 г. вышел в отставку и сконцентрировался на новом своём предприятии во Владимире. Одновременно приобрёл имение Черновское в 3800 десятин близ Владимира. В 1905 году завод разорился. Пришлось продать часть земли под застройки, а оставшуюся небольшую усадьбу оставил своей дочери. Вскоре перебрался в Тульскую губернию, где приобрёл небольшую усадьбу в местечке Бутиково. Через несколько лет продал имение с тем, чтобы купить другое уже под Москвой. Здесь жил до самой революции, когда был изгнан из собственного дома. Больной, полностью ослепший, Кербер умер в июне 1919 года в психиатрической больнице Владимира, куда сумел добраться в надежде на помощь дочери, которой к тому времени уже не было в живых. Как и отец, она была выброшена из собственного дома и вскоре умерла в тифозном бараке. Был женат дважды: Первый раз на кузине Минне Кербер — дочери дяди Карла Кёрбера. Второй раз на дочери генерала Юлиуса Иоахима Миквица (19.03.1820 — 1893) - Александре Лили фон Миквиц (Alexandra Lilly von Mlnckwitz) (1.02.1847 — 1.12.1918 Москва). Окончила Петербургскую консерваторию по классу фортепьяно у Антона Рубинштейна . Все дети были только в первом браке.

ⓐ Эрнст Кёрбер (Ernst Körber) (10.13.1872, Кронштадт — 13.10.1920, Москва). Окончил школу в Москве, учился в Институте путей сообщения в Санкт-Петербурге, но не окончил его. Служил железнодорожным чиновником. Не женат.

ⓑ Элен Кёрбер (Helene Körber) (04.22.1874, Минск — ?) Была первой женой своего кузена Оскара Кербера.

ⓒ Лили Кёрбер (Lilly Körber) (24.09.1876, Минск — 03.12.1919, Владимир). Училась музыке в Дерпте (фортепиано, скрипка и вокал). Жила с матерью в имении под Владимиром, подаренном отцом. Умерла от сыпного тифа одновременно с матерью. Муж: Карл Пухк (Carl Puhk) (? − 22.04.1907, Москва).

⑹ Арнольд фон Кёрбер (Arnold v. Körber) (1.05.1847, Ринген — 09.13.1920, Дерпт). После учёбы в гимназии, затем университете учительствовал в Кронштадте, позже в Иркутске. Статский советник. После выхода в отставку вернулся в Лифляндию, жил в Дерпте. Был женат на Мари Фортинан (Marie Fortmann) (l849 — 05.24.1906 Дерпт). Детей не было.

⑺ Теодор Кёрбер (Theodor Körber) (16.12.1849, Ринген — 23.08.1874, Дерпт). Скончался в годы учёбы на медицинском факультете Дерптского университета.

❻ Генриетта Доротея Кёрбер (Henriette Dorothea Körber) (3.03.1811, Вынну — 23.10.1892, Дерпт).

❼ Мартин Георг Эмиль Кёрбер (Martin Georg Emil Körber) (7.07.1817, Вынну — 7.04.1893, Аренсбург ). Пастор в Аренсбурге, писатель, музыкант, композитор. Жена Каролина Элизабет Гессе (Caroline Elisabeth Hesse) (27.11.1828, Пярну — 8.01.1921, Тару) — дочь пастора Конрада Эдуарда Гессе (Conrad Eduard Hesse (4.11.1796, Дерпт — 18.09.1882 Аренсбург) и его жены баронессы Августы Софии Унгерн-Стернберг (Frau Auguste Sophie Baronesse Ungern-Sternberg) (23.07.1801, Эзель — 24.09.1883, Аренсбург).

⑴ Агнес Кёрбер (Agnes Körber) (21.04.1847, Аренсбург — 6.11.1927, Тарту). Была замужем за лесным инженером Теодором Фридрихом Гессе (Theodor Friedrich Hesse), убитым 01.23.1919 большевиками. Детей не имела.

⑵ Конрад Кёрбер (Conrad Körber) (24.09.1848, Эзель — 26.05.1890, Аренсбург). Окончил Дерптский университет. До 1882 г. был членом комиссии Евангелическо-лютеранской Консистории в Петербурге. Позже работал учителем в Аренсбурге.

❽ Отто Юлиус Бенджамин Кёрбер (Otto Julius Benjamin Körber) (22.08.1819, Вынну — 21.04.1862, Курессааре); учился в гимназии Дерпта, затем с 1837—41 на филологическом факультете Дерптского университета. Работал директором прогимназии в Курессааре. Был женат на Кристине Элизабет фон Ландетен (Christiane Elisabet (Betty) von Landeten) (10.08.1826, Пярну — 20.01.1907, Рига) — дочери члена Государственного совета, доктор медицины Фридриха Готтлиба фон Ландетен (Friedrich Gottlieb von Landeten) (03.01.1799, Ревель — 12.04.1875, Пярну) и его жена Мария Иоганны Клувер (Maria Johanna Klüver) (31.05.1803, Пярну — 12.23.1858, Пярну).

⑴ Эдуард Кёрбер (Eduard Körber) (10.17.1848, Курессааре — 11.02.1913, Ямбург ) ^[16] . Окончил гимназию в Курессааре, после чего с 1867 по 1871 гг. учился на филологическом факультете Дерптского университета. С 1872 г. служил преподавателем, затем старшим преподавателем древних языков в Петришуле в Петербурге. С 1875 г. совмещал также в гимназии Государственного совета. Эдуард Кербер был весьма талантливым педагогом и литератором. Его переводы римского поэта Овидия были отмечены серебряной медалью. После выхода в отставку Кёрбер приобрёл имение Рябитцы-Красные в Ямбургском уезде, где жил до смерти. Был женат на Анне Шалуновой (1849 — ?)

ⓐ Борис Эдуардович Кербер (12.04.1878, Санкт-Петербург — ноябрь 1918, Петроград) ^[17] . Был юристом, убит большевиками.

ⓑ Константин Эдуардович Кербер (24.11.1879, Санкт-Петербург — ?) ^[18] . Доктор медицины. Работал хирургом в Обуховской больнице в Петербурге. Участник войны на Кавказе. С 1918 г. сведения отсутствуют.

⑵ Герман Кёрбер (Hermann Körber) (28.11.1849, Аренсбург — 6.08.1919, Петроград). Был торговцем в Петербурге, позже служил агентом страховой компании «Россия» . Жена: Просковья Иванова.

ⓐ Владимир Германович Кербер (? — 1915).

ⓑ Леонид Германович Кербер (? — 1018).

ⓒ Вера Германовна Кербер . Выйдя замуж в Петербурге (15.02.1913), выехала в Орловскую губергию.

⑶ Эмилия Кёрбер (Emilie Körber) (30.04.1852, Курессааре — 10.01.1906, Рига). Много лет проживала в Лилле (Франция), где служила в должности классной дамы в женской гимназии. С 1880 года проживала с матерью в Риге.

⑷ Роберт Кёрбер (Robert Ernst Körber) (24.02.1854, Курессааре — 28.08.1913, Сумы Харьковской губ.) ^[19] Окончил среднюю гимназию в Курессааре, после чего учился в политехническом университете сначала Мюнхена, затем Карлсруэ . Работал на фирмах Амстердама и Роттердама, затем в Лионе (Франция) на вагоностроительном заводе. Позже жил в Москве и Санкт-Петербурге, в последнее годы служил главным бухгалтером в компании Siemens & Halske . Жена: Джулия Зальцман (Julie Salzmann) (30.04.1868, Москва — ?) — дочь полковника Евгения Зальцмана (Eugen Salzmann), мать которого была в родстве с И. С. Тургеневым .

ⓐ Александра Робертовна Кербер (Alexandra Körber)(8.04.1893, Петербург — ?). Была замужем за Анатолием Рыбчинским.

ⓑ Иоганн Робертович Кербер (Johann Körber) (13.01.1895, Тула — ?). До революции служил в полиции Харькова. Жена не известна.

⑸ Мориц Кёрбер (Moritz Körber) (29.10.1857, Аренсбург — ?). Проживал в Москве, откуда в 1920 г. эмигрировал в Тарту (Эстония). Был женат дважды: первый раз на дочери адвоката Петра Кушлевина — Вере Кушлевиной (02.25.1860, Петербург — 04.05.1920, Москва), умершей от туберкулёза; второй женой Морица Кербера стала его племянница Ирен Кёрбер.

ⓐ Евгений Морицович Кербер (Eugen Körber) (16.01.1884, Москва — ?). После окончания гимназии в Москве, учился в Московском университете . Был женат на Серафиме Мейрович (25.03.1888 Москва — ?). Дальнейшая судьба не известна.

ⓑ Виктор Морицович Кербер (Victor Karl Körber) (20.09.1885 — ?). После получения образования работал банковсим служащим. Был женат на кузине Вере Кушлевиной (20.11.1901 — ?).

② Катарина Доротея Кёрбер (Catharina Dorothea Maria Körber) (30.03.1776, Тори — около 1858, Гельсингфорс , Финляндия). Замужем за ревельским промышленником Георгом Фридрихом Каруц (Georg Friedrich Karutz) (? Шверин , Германия — 15.08.1811, Ревель).

③ Иоганн Фридрих Кёрбер (Johann Friedrich Körber) (09.1777, Тори — 4.04.1778, Тори).

④ Анна Юлиана Кёрбер (Anna Juliana Körber) (17.03.1779, Тори — ?). Проживала в Санкт-Петербурге.

⑤ Августа Вильгельмина Кёрбер (Augusta Wilhelmina Körber) (15.08.1780, Тори — 10.01.1854, Ревель). Семьи не имела.

⑥ Христофер Даниэль Кёрбер (Christopher Daniel Körber) (3.05.1782, Тори — 19.04.1807, Дерпт). Будучи студентом медицинского факультета Дерптского университета, заразился в клинике при работе с больными сыпным тифом, от которого умер.

⑦ Элизабета Ядвига Кёрбер (Elisabeth Hedwig Körber) (9.05.1783, Тори — 22.02.1812, Отепя ). Семьи не имела.

⑧ Иоганна Каролина Кёрбер (Johanna Carolina Körber) (6.03.1785, Тори — 4.04.1884, Дерпт), После смерти своей сестры Елены Генриетты, в 1807 г. стала второй женой пастора из Отепя Бернгарда Готлиба Гена ( et:Bernhard Gottlieb Hehn ) (10.10.1776 Отепя — 7.05.1856 Дерпт) — сына пастора Иоганна Мартина Гена ( et:Johann Martin Hehn ) (20.08.1743, Франкония , Германия — 16.06.1793, Отепя) и его жены — дочери градоначальника Дерпта Фридриха Конрада Гадебуша — Луизы Доротеи Гадебуш (Louisa Dorothea Gadebusch) (9.06.1746, Штральзунд — 11.04.1806, Отепя). В семье было 8 детей, носивших фамилию Ген. Старшая дочь Елена Элизабет стала женой пастора Людвига Августа Иммануила Кёрбера — внука Пауля Иоганна Кёрбера.

⑨ Елена Генриетта Кёрбер (Helena Henriette Körber) (7.10.1787, Тори — 25.11.1806, Отепя). Выйдя замуж в мае 1805 г. за пастора из Отепя Бернгарда Готлиба Гена (Bernhard Gottlieb Hehn), умерла через месяц после рождения дочери.

⑩ Гертруда Фредерика Кёрбер (Gerdrutha Friederica Körber) (9.07.1788, Тори — ?). Умерла в детском возрасте.

⑪ Амалия Христина Кёрбер (Amalia Christina Körber) (10.07.1792, Вынну — 05.1870, Гельсингфорс). В 1816 г. вышла замуж за пленного французского офицера, католика Пьер Франсуа Девиена (Pierre Francois de Vienne) (20.09.1793, Париж — ?, Гельсингфорс), который с 1814 г. преподавал французский язык в гимназии в Ревеле. После выхода в 1844 г. в отставку семья переехала в Финляндию. В семье было 8 детей, носивших фамилию Девиен.

• Гербы дворянских (австрийских и ливонских) ветвей рода Кёрбер
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