Adolf Trieb

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Adolf Trieb (born May 27, 1874 in Landstuhl , † December 4, 1950 in Eppelsheim ) was a teacher with a commitment to the history of the Rhine-Hesse region and German songs.

Life

Trieb was the son of the bricklayer Philipp Jakob Trieb (1828–1910) and Maria Katharina, née Müller, (1834–1917). He was married to Katharina Kneller and they both had three children.

Trieb's main job was as a teacher in various places:

He appeared through the writing of several books on Rhine-Hessian history and German songs.

In 1970 a street in Worms-Ibersheim was named after him.

Publications

  • In: From the Rhine. Supplement to the Wormser Zeitung. 13 different titles in the Darmstadt University and State Library .
  • In: Luginsland. Weekly supplement of the Wormser Zeitung. Three titles in the Darmstadt University and State Library.
  • Origin and significance of the earlier local courts in the Electoral Palatinate. 1906.
  • Ibersheim am Rhein, history of the place since the earliest times, with consideration of the Mennonite community. 1911.
  • Local history of the district of Worms. A teaching foundation for teachers. 1914.
  • Local history in the Grand Duchy of Hesse: Worms district. 1914.
  • From the history of the city of Worms. Compiled by the study group for history, 1932.
  • Eppelsheim (Rheinhessen), history of the place from the earliest times to the present. 1937.
  • Directory of the Rheinhessen community archives. State Archives Speyer .
  • Inventories of the municipal archives of the Worms district. State Archives Speyer.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Wormser Zeitung: Why is it called that? - Adolf-Trieb-Strasse? April 27, 1973, p. 13
personal data
SURNAME Drive, Adolf
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German teacher with commitment to the history of Rheinhessen and German songs
DATE OF BIRTH May 27, 1874
PLACE OF BIRTH Landstuhl
DATE OF DEATH 4th December 1950
Place of death Eppelsheim