Barthold Jacob Lintelo de Geer van Jutphaas

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Barthold Jacob Lintelo de Geer van Jutphaas

Barthold Jacob Lintelo de Geer van Jutphaas also: Barthold Jacob Lintelo Baron de Geer van Jutfaas (born December 12, 1816 in Utrecht , † August 4, 1903 in Jutphaas ) was a Dutch legal scholar, historian, politician and orientalist.

Life

Geer van Jutphaas came from a noble family. His father was the Junker Antony Gustaav de Geer (born February 19, 1788 Utrecht; † February 16, 1871 in Utrecht) and his mother was the Baroness Hester van Lintelo (born March 10, 1791 in Hoogezand; † January 2, 1870 in Utrecht) . Prepared by private tutors, he entered the grammar school in Utrecht and enrolled on December 28, 1833 at the university in his hometown to study literature. During his time, among others, Philipp Wilhelm van Heusde , Antonie van Goudoever , Hermannus Bouman and Lodewijk Gerard Visscher taught at the Faculty of Philosophy, which may well have had a formative impact on the young student. With a historical treatise on General Eumenes von Kardia von Alexander the Great , with the Latin title de Eumene Cardiano a caeteris Alexandri Magni ducibus rite distinguendo , he acquired the academic degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Utrecht on September 14, 1838.

In addition, he had studied law. So here are likely Adrianus Catharinus Holtius , Hermann Arntzenius , January Ackersdijck and January Richard de Brueys have exercised a not insignificant influence on the young right candidate. In the course of these activities, a work on the origin of a legal amendment was created under the Latin title qua novella CXVIII. ex jure pristino explicator , which Geer van Jutphaas defended on March 4, 1841 under Holtius and thus obtained a doctorate in law. He then worked in legal practice and was a judge at the cantonal court in Maarssen from 1843 to 1847. On September 11, 1847 he was appointed associate professor of Roman law, its history and the legal encyclopedia of the University of Utrecht, which task he took on on September 22, 1848 with the introductory speech De aetatibus iurisprudentiae . On December 31, 1856, he was appointed full professor of Roman law and its history, which he assumed on January 21, 1857.

From 1855 to January 1, 1856, he had also taken care of the vacant professorship for Hebrew, Arabic and Oriental literature. Geer van Jutphaas also took part in the organizational tasks of the university and was rector of the Alma Mater in the vacancy period from January to March 1871 in 1850/51, 1869/70 and after the death of Friedrich Anton Wilhelm Miquel . He was also politically active from the April Movement of 1853. As a member of the Anti-Revolutionaire Partij , the Vrij-Antirevolutionaire Partij and the Christelijk-Historische Partij, he sat on the city council of Utrecht from 1869 to 1889, was a member of the Second Chamber of the States General from 1884 to 1894 , and was a member of the Provincial Parliament from 1874 to 1903 and from 1889 to 1903 member of the Gedeputeerde State for Utrecht. He sat in various commissions for the social issues of his time.

For example, he had campaigned for the Dutch water system in the political field, campaigned for school issues, worked in the commission for the amendment of the Dutch civil code in 1881 and in the commission for the amendment of the Dutch constitution in 1886. In the scientific field, the professor emeritus, who retired in 1887, became chairman of the Association for the Issuance of Sources of Old Dutch Law, he became chairman of the historical society of the provincial Utrecht Society of Sciences and Arts, and from 1859 was a member of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Sciences . As the firstborn son of his family, he was also allowed to bear the title of baron, he was honorary chairman of the Utrecht knighthood and knight of the Order of the Dutch Lion . He died on the Geers family home in Jutphaas and was buried in the Kerkveld family grave there.

family

Geer van Jutphaas married on August 2, 1846 in Zeist with Cornelia Anna Alexandrina Louise van Asch van Wijk (born March 24, 1825 in Utrecht; † June 11, 1900 ibid), the daughter of Junker Hubert Matthijs Adriaan Jan van Asch van Wijck (Born October 14, 1774 in Utrecht; † July 16, 1843 in Woudenberg) and his wife Kenau Hasselaar (born December 11, 1786 in Amsterdam; † February 9, 1827 in Utrecht). There are children from the marriage. We know of these:

  • Hester Gustava Cornelia Bartholdina de Geer van Jutphaas (born May 29, 1847 in Maarsseveen, † January 12, 1905 in The Hague) married. February 21, 1889 in Utrecht with Henrik van Hogendorp (born June 17, 1851 in The Hague; † September 13, 1902 ibid)
  • Hubert Herman Adriaan Jan de Geer van Jutphaas (born November 25, 1848 in Utrecht, † January 16, 1909 in Doorn) married. July 26, 1877 in Utrecht with Elsabe Maria Theodora van den Broeke (born October 18, 1856 in Jutphaas; † April 9, 1917 in The Hague)
  • Anthonie Gustaaf Lintelo de Geer van Jutphaas (born December 28, 1849 in Utrecht, † December 8, 1896 in The Hague)
  • Johanna Cornelia Lintelo de Geer van Jutphaas (born January 13, 1852 in Utrecht, † June 16, 1887 in Utrecht)
  • Cornelia Bartholdina Lintelo de Geer van Jutphaas (born September 3, 1853 in Zeist, † January 6, 1873 in Zeist)
  • Magdalena Jacoba Cornelia Theodora de Geer van Jutphaas (born June 20, 1855 in Zeist, † July 29, 1923 in London) married. July 25, 1878 in Utrecht Henrij van Son (born March 19, 1856 in Amsterdam, † March 19, 1914 ibid)
  • Anna Maria Adriana Cornelia de Geer van Jutphaas (born July 20, 1859 in Zeist, † March 17, 1937 in De Bilt) married. February 17, 1887 in Utrecht with Christiaan Matthias Reinier Rademacher Schorer (born January 21, 1852 in De Bilt (Harderwijk), † April 1, 1920 in De Bilt)
  • Barthold Cornelis de Geer van Jutphaas (born June 9, 1861 in Utrecht, † December 22, 1863 in Utrecht)
  • Louis de Geer de Geer van Jutphaas (born August 31, 1862 in Jutphaas, † September 16, 1932 in The Hague) married. I. September 24, 1893 in Sluis Francina Petronella van Oort (born July 27, 1865 in Sluis, † June 22, 1918 in Rotterdam), married. II. May 9, 1922 in Rotterdam Anna Maria van der Feen de Lille (* May 21, 1885 in Alkmar; † December 17, 1978 ibid)
  • Matthias Margarethus Cornelis de Geer van Jutphaas (born February 27, 1864 in Utrecht, † November 19, 1864 in Utrecht)
  • Barthold Jacob Cornelis de Geer van Jutphaas (born September 30, 1865 in Utrecht, † August 24, 1890 in Utrecht)
  • Mathilde Margaretha Cornelia de Geer van Jutphaas (born March 24, 1867 in Utrecht, † March 2, 1945 in Hilversum) married. May 16, 1889 in Utrecht with Willem Boissevain (born July 7, 1849 in Amsterdam)
  • NN. de Geer van Jutphaas (* + † September 29, 1869 in Utrecht)

Works (selection)

  • Disquisitio de libertate civili apud veteres. Utrecht 1837 (online)
  • Specimen historicum de Eumene Cardiano a caeteris Alexandri Magni ducibus, rite distinguendo, quod supremo favente numine. Utrecht 1838 (online)
  • Commentatio De cantico Mosis, Quod Legitur Exodi Cap. XV. 1841.
  • Mohammed. 1849.
  • De strijd der Friezen en Franken. Eene voorlezing. Utrecht 1850.
  • De Leer van het bewijs, volgens het oude Friesche regt. 1857.
  • Mr. Jacob van Hall. 1859.
  • De Dom van Utrecht. Eene voorl. met aant. Utrecht 1861 (online)
  • De Saksers vóór en na Karel den Groote Utrecht 1861.
  • Chronijk van Vlaenderen. 1862.
  • Balaam. 1863.
  • Bronnen van de geschiedenis der Nederlanden in de middeleeuwen. Utrecht 1863.
  • De Dom van Utrecht, eene Voorlezing met eenige Aanteekeningen. Utrecht 1863 (online)
  • Labeo en Capito, hunne rigting en werkzaamheid. 1867.
  • Het beheer der Kerkelijke goederen en fondsen bij de Hervormde gemeenten. Utrecht 1869 (online)
  • Hoe sein te Rome de wetenschappen beoefend en onderwezen in de eerste en tweede eeuw onzer jaartelling? Eene voorlezing. Utrecht 1868.
  • Liber albus. 1875.
  • Fatorum academiæ Rheno Trajectinæ narration. 1875.
  • Schepenboek van Amersfoort. 1878.
  • The city of Wilkueren van Amersfoort. 1878.
  • Hadrianus tegenover de Rechtsswetenschap van zijnen tijd. 1879.
  • De wet op het hooger onderwijs, met aant. 1879, 2nd vol.
  • Nog eene bladzijde uit de Utrechtsche divorced. 1880.
  • De ridderschap van Utr. Hair begin at one end. Utrecht 1880.
  • Klenkok's Decadicon. 1882.
  • Legal law adviezen in zake het kerkel. conflict te Amst. Amsterdam 1886.
  • De Saksenspiegel in Nederland The Hague 1888.

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ not Utrecht, according to the Utrecht death file, inventory number 529, file number 1218 and Jutphaa's inventory number 411, file number 35
  2. ↑ Album Studiosorum Academiae Rheno-Traiectinae MDCXXXVI-MDCCCLXXXVI. JL Beijers & J. van Boekhoven, 1886, p. 303.
personal data
SURNAME Geer van Jutphaas, Barthold Jacob Lintelo de
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Barthold Jacob Lintelo Baron de Geer van Jutfaas
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Dutch legal scholar, historian, politician and orientalist
DATE OF BIRTH December 12, 1816
PLACE OF BIRTH Utrecht
DATE OF DEATH 4th August 1903
Place of death Jutphaas