Ernst Friedrich Mooyer

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Ernst Friedrich Mooyer (born  August 6, 1798 in Minden ; †  May 8, 1861 ibid) was a historian , archaeologist , Germanist and trained businessman .

Life

At the request of his father, Ernst Friedrich Mooyer (senior) , he first became a businessman in Bremen and then ran his father's business with a younger brother. In particular, his later activity as an antiquarian is considered significant.

He earned a special reputation for his research work and publications on earlier German history. This found recognition among other things with the award of the Red Eagle Order fourth class and by the Belgian king with the award of the Golden Medal for Art and Science . In addition, he was an honorary member of 20 German and 7 other international associations of historians. His works are known as references in numerous publications on antiquity research .

Together with the doctor and writer Nikolaus Meyer , he was one of the leading personalities of the Minden-based "Westphalian Society for Patriotic Culture", for which he worked as a librarian for many years. He was temporarily a city councilor and served as a city archivist on a voluntary basis. His important library with an extensive collection of Minden archives, which he saved from destruction, went to the Münster State Archives after his death .

Printing units (extract)

  • Attempt to prove the persons and places appearing in the death book of Möllenbeck Monastery. Munster 1839.
  • Supplements to the commentaries of the Calendarium Merseburgense. Hall 1840.
  • Extracts from the death beech of the Hildesheim'schen Hochstift. Hanover 1840.
  • Contributions to the history of the former Benedictine abbey Tegernsee. Minden 1843.
  • The Norman Incursions into the Pyrenees Peninsula, a compilation largely translated from Danish. Münster and Minden 1844.
  • The age of majority and age in the Middle Ages. 1846.
  • About the alleged descent of the Norman royal family of Sicily from the dukes of Normandy. A genealogical study. Minden 1850.
  • Memorandum of Count Wilhelm von Schaumburg-Lippe on the war between Portugal and Spain in 1762. 1854.
  • Onomasticon chronographicum hierarchiae germanicae, directory of the German bishops since the year 800 AD together with an appendix on the dignitaries of some abbeys and orders of knights. Minden 1854.
  • Documented news from the dynasts von der Bückeburg and Arnheim. Hanover 1855.
  • The former county of Schaumburg in its ecclesiastical division. Buckeburg 1858.
  • Flechtdorf Monastery and its documents , Minden 1850. ( digitalisat-online )

literature

  • Karl Wippermann:  Mooyer, Ernst Friedrich . In: Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie (ADB). Volume 22, Duncker & Humblot, Leipzig 1885, p. 210.
  • Wilhelm Karl Schmidt: Ernst Friedrich Mooyer, Minden. A local researcher around the middle of the 19th century. In: Mindener Heimatblätter. 27th year (1955), pp. 65–67 (with an overview of his journal articles).
  • Ernst Friedrich Mooyer: The former county of Schaumburg in its ecclesiastical division . 1858. (Reprint, Hirschheydt, Hannover-Döhren, 1978) ISBN 978-3-7777-0807-2

Web links

Wikisource: Ernst Friedrich Mooyer  - Sources and full texts

Individual evidence

  1. ^ A b c Karl Wippermann:  Mooyer, Ernst Friedrich . In: Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie (ADB). Volume 22, Duncker & Humblot, Leipzig 1885, p. 210.
  2. ^ Friedrich Carl Bath: The Mindener Museum of the Westphalian Society for patriotic culture. In: Hans Nordsiek (Hrsg.): Between cathedral and town hall - contributions to the art and cultural history of the city of Minden. Stadt Minden, Minden 1977, pp. 303-312, here pp. 307, 311.
  3. Hans Nordsiek: Nicholas Meyer (1775-1855) and the cultural life in Minden. In the S. (Ed.): Between cathedral and town hall - contributions to the art and cultural history of the city of Minden. Stadt Minden, Minden 1977, pp. 249–268, here p. 262.