Christian Heinrich Alardus

Christian Heinrich Alardus (born March 8, 1789 in Hamburg ; † June 3, 1866 there ) was a Hamburg merchant and senator.

family

Alardus was a great-grandson of Nikolaus Alard . His father was the Hamburg merchant and since 1784 Hamburg Senator Christian Heinrich Alardus (born September 24, 1729 Steinbeck; † March 24, 1791 Hamburg), his mother was Dorothea Alardus née Stresow (born May 12, 1746 in Hamburg; † April 29 1817 ibid). Alardus married his cousin Marie Louise Stresow on August 19, 1815 (born September 29, 1796 in Hamburg; † March 12, 1850 there). The sister Johanne Cäcilie Stresow married August Georg Kunhardt, they became the parents of Ferdinand Kunhardt .

Life

"Christian Hinrich Alardus", Ohlsdorf cemetery

Alardus was a businessman, first in the company Alardus & Amsinck , later this was converted into CH Alardus & Son . He was elected to the Hamburg Senate , then called Rath, on April 24, 1835 .

In the Ohlsdorf cemetery , senators (III) of the Althamburg Memorial Cemetery are commemorated on the collective grave memorial plate, including Christian Heinrich Alardus.

Others

Alardusstrasse in Hamburg-Eimsbüttel was named after him.

Individual evidence

^ Hans-Georg Allardt: Scattered in all winds: The Alard family [us], exiles from Brussels, in Holstein, Hamburg, near Magdeburg and in Courland . In: Familienkundliches Jahrbuch Schleswig-Holstein / Ed. Schleswig-Holsteinische Familienforschung eV, Volume 24 1985, pp. 53–58
↑ DGB 19 | HGB 2 p. 390ff
↑ Rita Bake: A Memory of the City. Streets, squares and bridges in Hamburg named after women and men . Volume 3. Alphabetical listing of the streets and other traffic areas in Hamburg named after men with a selection of short vitae. Status: March 2016, p. 34

personal data
SURNAME	Alardus, Christian Heinrich
ALTERNATIVE NAMES	Alardus, Christian Hinrich
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	German businessman and Senator from Hamburg
DATE OF BIRTH	March 8, 1789
PLACE OF BIRTH	Hamburg
DATE OF DEATH	June 3, 1866
Place of death	Hamburg

[1] Hans-Georg Allardt: Scattered in all winds: The Alard family [us], exiles from Brussels, in Holstein, Hamburg, near Magdeburg and in Courland . In: Familienkundliches Jahrbuch Schleswig-Holstein / Ed. Schleswig-Holsteinische Familienforschung eV, Volume 24 1985, pp. 53–58

[2] DGB 19 | HGB 2 p. 390ff

[3] Rita Bake: A Memory of the City. Streets, squares and bridges in Hamburg named after women and men . Volume 3. Alphabetical listing of the streets and other traffic areas in Hamburg named after men with a selection of short vitae. Status: March 2016, p. 34