Clare Maillard

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Clare Maillard b. Zechlin (born July 4, 1892 in Danzig ; † October 24, 1966 in Berlin ) was a German historian and genealogist.

Willi Maillard: Cläre Maillard with daughter Maria (1920)

life and work

Cläre Maillard had been married to Willi Maillard , a painter at the Free Secession led by Max Liebermann and professor at the Art Academy in Berlin , since 1910 . She was a granddaughter of the local historian Theodor Zechlin and sister of the historian Egmont Zechlin and the works teacher Ruth Zechlin . Maillard was a historian and also worked as a professional genealogist . In addition to researching numerous Maerkisch gender they created a chronicle of her own family, the Salzwedel family Zechlin and the pedigree of coming from Salzwedel historian Friedrich Meinecke , who had been a childhood friend of her father Lothar Zechlin.

Willi and Cläre Maillard had two daughters, the older one was the painter Maria Kegel-Maillard , the younger one the musician and well-known children's book illustrator Katharina Maillard , married to the poet and librarian Lutz Greve . During the Second World War , the family moved to Konstanz in 1943, where Willi Maillard died in 1945.

Cläre Maillard spent her last years in Meersburg and West Berlin until 1966 , in Meersburg she was also active as a local historian.

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Clare Maillard, b. Zechlin: The Zechlins. Family and descendants tables of Achim Segelin 1541 in Kyritz, Lentz Zechlin around 1600 in Scharlibbe u. Jürgen Zechlin around 1700 in Stolper Land. Berlin 1937.
  2. ^ Clare Maillard: The historian Friedrich Meinecke (= pedigree of famous Germans. 127). Reprint from: Genealogical Yearbook ( Degener & Co ), Volume 5.
  3. ^ Egmont Zechlin: Experienced and Researched 1896-1919. Edited by Anneliese Zechlin. Muster-Schmidt, Göttingen 1993, ISBN 3-7881-1535-1 .
  4. Guntram Brummer: Obituary Clare Maillard-Zechlin. In: Writings of the Association for the History of Lake Constance and its Surroundings , Issue 85, 1967, pp. XV-XVIII ( online ).