Carl Friedrich Jakob Schnabel

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Carl Friedrich Jakob Schnabel (born December 5, 1740 in Mülheim / Rhein , † July 14, 1787 in Elberfeld ) was a court clerk , town clerk and town counsel in Elberfeld.

Life

As the son of the paper manufacturer Heinrich Schnabel (1706–1797) in Gladbach , Schnabel studied law and obtained a doctorate in law. He worked as an evangelical reformed court clerk in Elberfeld and later became the city's councilor. During the Elberfeld weavers' uprising of 1783 on February 5, the rebellious linen weavers tore up papers and notices from Schnabel's work and the magistrate was driven from the town hall.

family

In 1771 he married Maria Christine Schnabel, b. Maurenbecher (1740–1791). The marriage resulted in four children, including the later Prussian district administrator Heinrich Schnabel (1778-1853).

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Hans Leonhard Brenner : The Strunde and their Bergisch Gladbacher mills. (= Series of publications by the Bergisches Historisches Verein Rhein-Berg eV, 67) Ed. Bergischer Geschichtsverein Rhein-Berg eV in collaboration with the Bergisch Gladbach City Archives, Bergisch Gladbach 2012, ISBN 3-932326-67-9 , p. 98.
  2. ^ Johann F. Knapp: History, statistics and topography of the cities of Elberfeld and Barmen in the Wupperthale: With reference to the city of Solingen and some cities in the Lennep district . Langewiesche, 1835, p. 76 ( limited preview in Google Book search).
  3. ↑ beak. In: heidermanns.net. Retrieved June 14, 2016 .
personal data
SURNAME Schnabel, Carl Friedrich Jakob
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Court clerk and city counsel in Elberfeld
DATE OF BIRTH December 5, 1740
PLACE OF BIRTH Mülheim / Rhine
DATE OF DEATH July 14, 1787
Place of death Elberfeld