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Tanneberger started his music career with the dance music group Sequential One. The song's hook would later be reworked into " Don't Stop!" in 1999 for his debut album, Movin' Melodies, becoming a hit in its own right. He is best known for his 1998 single " 9 PM (Till I Come)", which was a No. According to the official world DJ rankings governed by DJ Magazine, ATB was ranked No. In 1617 Philip Jacob, Snr.André Tanneberger ( German: born 26 February 1973), better known by his stage name ATB, is a German DJ and producer of trance music. They had a son Philipp Jacob Lindner Jnr. Philipp Jacob Lindner (1585 – 1636) was another son of Johann Lindner (1549 – 1622) and Margarethe Graul. Instead, Margarethe Horn who married Zacharias Tanneberg was the daughter of Martin Horn and Katharina Vogel. 18 here: Mitteldeutsche Familienkunde – Bd. However, this is probably not the case even though it is claimed to be so in Jahrg. It has been claimed that Margarethe Horn who married Oswald Hilliger and who was the direct ancestor of the Three Loeck Sisters was the same Margarethe Horn who also married Zacharias Tannenberg.

Anna Margarita Lindner who married Johann Caspar Horn (1606 – 1671).

Jacob Lindner who married Anna Elisabeth Bachmann.

Before marrying Jonas I, Maria had married Daniel Graul from her mother’s Graul family.

Maria Magdalena Lindner ( – †1662) who married Jonas Schonlebe I (1582 – 1658).

Johannes Lindner who married Elisabeth Seyfarth ( – 1685).

She was born on 4 February 1592 at Freiberg and deceased on 16 April 1638 at Freiberg, aged 46 years old, the daughter of Zacharias Tannenberg †1603 and Margarethe Horn †1622. On 8 June 1610, Johann married Anna Tannenberg / Tanneberg at Freiberg. The above Jacob had a brother Johann Lindner (1549 – 1622) who married Margarethe Graul ( – 1635). He spent the last years of his life in Naumburg, where he died of old age and was buried on April 3 with a large funeral procession. For reasons of age, he asked for his retirement in 1601, which was granted with a pension of 100 guilders. His father-in-law received his Leipzig professorship back and after the sudden death of Rector Bartholomäus Walther in 1592, Lindner was able to return to the Pforta State School as Rector.

He then became a city councilor and was eventually elected mayor of the city.Īfter the death of the elector and the assumption of office by Christian II of Saxony, the tide turned in favor of the Gnesio-Lutherans.

Lindner then went to Naumburg, where he owned his own house and lived as a citizen for three years. Lindner, like his father-in-law, had to resign from office as Lutherans in 1588. Under Elector Christian I of Saxony, the Philippists gained a dominant position and drove the Gnesio-Lutherans out of office. Also in 1580, Lindner had married Maria Magdalena, daughter of the famous reformer Nikolaus Steinecker. In 1575 he possibly received the position of vice rector and on Aphe became rector of the institution. Īfter Lindner had acquired the academic degree of Magister in Wittenberg in 1570, he was appointed third teacher at the Landesschule Pforta the following year. Here he obtained his university entrance qualification as an alumnus in 1566 and moved to the University of Wittenberg in 1567. After his schooling in Mittweida he went to school in Freiberg in 1559 and was admitted to the Grimma state school in 1562. His brother was Johann Lindner (1549 – 1622) who married Margarethe Graul ( – 1635).īorn as the son of the Mittweida citizen and baker Hans Lindner and his wife Margaretha, daughter of the Chemnitz citizen Nicolai Jahn, he proved to be talented at an early age. Jacob Lindner / Jakob Lindner (* 1544 in Mittweida † Apin Naumburg (Saale) ). This family is not directly connected with the Three Loeck Sisters but quite a few members of the Lindner family married members of families that the Three Sisters are related to such as Horn and Schonlebe.