Emil Elben
Ernst Martin Emil Elben (born August 11, 1795 in Stuttgart , Duchy of Württemberg ; † October 9, 1873 in Stuttgart, Kingdom of Württemberg ) was a doctor of German studies and chief editor of the Stuttgart daily Schwäbischer Merkur .
family
Emil Elben is the fourth oldest son of five sons Christian Gottfried Elben , the founder of Swabian Mercury, and his wife, Sophie Caroline Auguste Magdalene Elben, née Feuerlein .
Emil Elben married his cousin Luise Auguste Leopoldine Conradi on May 4, 1823 in Stuttgart (born August 25, 1805 in Stuttgart; † January 31, 1890 in Stuttgart). There are ten children from this marriage
- Luise Auguste Sophie (* April 30, 1824 in Stuttgart ; † July 9, 1897 in Stuttgart) ∞ Adolf Mohl (* September 24, 1822 in Stuttgart; † September 11, 1882 in Stuttgart)
- Christian Leopold Eduard (* September 12, 1825 in Stuttgart; † August 9, 1902 in Stuttgart) ∞ Mathilde Elben (* September 28, 1830 in Reutlingen † October 11, 1899 in Stuttgart)
- Emilie Theophanie Marie (born October 8, 1830 in Stuttgart, † April 7, 1917 in Stuttgart)
- Marie Pauline (born May 18, 1833 in Stuttgart; † August 12, 1866 in Stuttgart) ∞ August Wilhelm Rothermundt, economist, son of the Landtag President Rothermundt (born March 22, 1820 in Nieburg ; † May 11, 1885 in Nieburg); it is listed in the family sheets of the family data of the Martinszeller Family Foundation.
- Mathilde Sophie (born October 31, 1836 in Stuttgart; † May 22, 1910 in Schorndorf ) ∞ Ernst Gaab, Dr. phil., pastor in Lehrensteinsfeld and Eberdingen (born October 18, 1830 in Stuttgart; † December 3, 1902 in Schorndorf)
- Wilhelm Gustav Carl (born May 19, 1938 in Stuttgart, † April 17, 1909 in Petersburg ) ∞ Emma Brofft
- Adolf Gustav (born January 16, 1840 in Stuttgart, † May 12, 1865 in Petersburg) ∞ Agathe Bertelink
- Sophie Charlotte (born September 9, 1841 in Stuttgart, † October 5, 1853 in Stuttgart)
- Anna Marie (born August 13, 1845 in Stuttgart; † August 4, 1924 in Stuttgart) ∞ August Wilhelm Rothermundt
- Auguste Pauline (born March 25, 1847 in Stuttgart, † March 26, 1923 in Korntal ) ∞ Emil Eduard Otto Ege, economist, landlord from the Schwärzer Hof (near Neckarsulm )
Life
Emil Elben became a Dr. phil. PhD. Unlike his brother, Otto Elben, who took an extremely active part in the cultural and political life of Stuttgart at the time as a patron and music lover, it is described that Emil Elben lived more withdrawn. He died in Stuttgart on October 9, 1873 and was buried on October 12, 1873.
Individual evidence
- ↑ Emil Elben on LEO-BW.
- ↑ Familienverband Feuerlein, Stamm Elben, http://familienverband-feuerlein.de
- ↑ Family data from the Martinszeller Family Foundation ( Memento of the original from January 8, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link has been inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
- ^ Herbert Meyer and Bernhard Zeller: Eduard Mörike, Works and Letters. Velcro-Cotta, 2002.
- ↑ Karl Theurer and Ernst Martin Emil iElben: Words on the grave of Dr. Emil Elben, editor of the Swabian Mercury: born August 11, 1795, died October 9, 1873, buried October 12, 1873. Metzler publishing house, 1873, 7 pages.
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Elves, Emil |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German journalist, editor and responsible editor at Schwäbischer Merkur |
| DATE OF BIRTH | August 11, 1795 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Stuttgart |
| DATE OF DEATH | October 9, 1873 |
| Place of death | Stuttgart |