Countess Elisabeth von Halleweyll releases Johann Georg Brentner from serfdom in Pyschel. Born in Lipová, North Bohemia, J. G. Brentner had worked in the service of her son Count Franz Anton for seventeen years
"Spectabilis ac doctissimus Dominus" Johann Georg Brentner marries Anna Catherina Bittermann, daughter of local burgher
A first-born son Johann Joseph Brentner is baptized but dies at only six months of age
The baptism of a future composer Johann Joseph, the son of Johann Georg Brentner and Anna Catharina.
Brentner becomes a member of the Latin Congregation of the Annunciation at the Jesuit grammar school in Jindřichův Hradec
A dedication of the first printed opus by Brentner
Music director Sebastian Erhard is presenting the list of sheet music and other things bought by order of Count Johann Franz Thun
A dedication of Brentner's second printed opus
Brentner composes music for the novena to St. Teresa of Ávila introduced by the Discalced Carmelite nuns in Graz; it was commissioned by the prior of the Prague Carmelite monastery P. Carl Joseph à Sigismundo
Following the model of other convents of the province, the Prague Carmelite nuns introduce novena to St. Theresa of Ávila
Brentner enlisted in the book of the Literati confraternity from Dobřany
Brentner is best man at his younger brother Franz Anton’s wedding with widowed Anna Barbara Schwertner
Joseph Brentner dies as a bachelor and famous composer without being administered the last rights, since he drowned in the river
Bedřich Hroznata, a chaplain in Dobřany, notes down the circumstances of Brentner's death
