134:“Johannes Bach, the previous son, initially took up the Becker profession. But because he had a special affection for music, the Stadtpfeiffer in Gotha took him on as an apprentice. At that time, the old Grimmenstein Castle was still standing, and according to the custom at the time, his master lived at the Thurme Castle. With whom he was still in good condition for some time after the years of apprenticeship had been completed; but after the destruction of the castle (as happened in Anno 15..) and since his father Veit died in the meantime, he went to Wechmar and there Jfr. Anna Schmiedin, an innkeeper's daughter from Wechmar, married and took possession of her father's estate. Since he was here he has often gone to Gotha, Arnstadt, Erffurth, Eisenach, Schmalkalden and Suhl to help the StadtMusicis there been prescribed. Died in 1626 in then rampant contagion time. But his wife lived nine years after his death as a widow, and died in 1635."
149:'s theory, according to which Johannes Bach and his father Veit were each born about a generation earlier than previously thought. Johannes Bach would then have been born around 1550 and could very well have lived at Grimmenstein Castle. His teacher there was not a Bach name bearer, but Matz Zisecke. Wolff also assumes that Veit Bach died before 1577/78, so that Johannes Bach could well have gone to Wechmar only after his father's death. For example, Johannes Bach was mentioned as the owner of a house in Wechmar in 1577, so he had already taken possession of his father's estate by that time. According to this theory, however, he would only have started a family at a relatively old age, since he would have been around 50 when his eldest son was born in 1604.
142:, Johannes Bach's teacher in Gotha, who is not mentioned by name in the quote from the family chronicle, was the Gotha town piper at the time, Caspar Bach, a relative (probably an uncle or brother). However, it is questionable whether Johannes Bach really once lived in Grimmenstein Castle, since it was finally demolished in 1567. Geiringer also doubts the statement that Johannes Bach is said to have married Anna Schmied only after the death of his father Veit Bach in Wechmar, since Veit Bach did not die until 1619, but Johannes Bach's eldest son Johann Bach was already born in 1604. Johannes Bach probably returned to Wechmar a long time before his father Veit died.
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