Ernst Friedrich Wilhelm Bödeker

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Ernst Friedrich Wilhelm Bödeker (also: Ernst Friedrich Wilhelm Boedecker and Ernst Friedrich Wilhelm Bödecker as well as Ernst Boedeker and Ernst Bödeker ; * March 23, 1779 or August 24, 1779 in Kirchdorf (near Sulingen) ; † August 26, 1826 in Hanover ) was a German educator , poet and writer .

Life

Ernst Friedrich Wilhelm Bödeker was a son of the preacher Conrad Friedrich Bödeker (1739–1809), who worked in the county of Hoya , and his second wife Elisabeth Maria Hagemann (1747–1824), daughter of the preacher Henrich August Hagemann (1704–1771) , who previously worked in Landringhausen and granddaughter of Theophilus Andreas Hagemann . He had several step- and biological siblings.

After receiving instruction from his father, Bödeker went to Hanover around 1793 at the age of fourteen to his uncle , Pastor Andreas Wilhelm Hagemann (1745-1824). Under Hagemann's care, Bödeker attended the Hanover Lyceum for five and a half years before going to the University of Göttingen for three years from 1798 .

Around 1801 Bödeker went back to Hanover, where he initially worked as a teacher of the combined fourth and fifth grade at the municipal lyceum. During the so-called “ French era ” in 1807 he was assigned the duties of sub-rector and was appointed vice rector of his school at the beginning of the Kingdom of Hanover in 1817. Under the name Hagemanns's Andenken, he founded a widow's fund for the bereaved of city school teachers.

Bödeker also worked as a teacher at the General Staff Academy . He was also known as a writer and poet and, as a Freemason , wrote among other things the work Maurer Speeches und Gesänge , published in 1826 .

Ernst Friedrich Wilhelm Bödeker died in Hanover at the age of 47 on the night of August 26th to 27th, 1826.

Fonts (selection)

  • The words of hope. Spoken at the birth festival of Her Majesty The Queen at the Lyceum in Hanover , in: Lyzeum, Schulprogramm , Hanover: Hahn 1814
  • The Guelphs forever! A poetic attempt on August 12, 1814, the day of the secular celebration of the British Crown in the Churbraunschweig house ... at the Lyceo in Hanover / spoken by Ernst Boedeker. Attached is: The liberation of Hanover on October 25th. 1813 ... , Hanover, 1814
  • Speech and epilogue, spoken at the Reformation celebrations and when he was introduced as Conrector on November 1st, 1817, at the Lyceum. For the good of a 108-year-old old man , by Ernst Boedeker, Conrector at the Lyceum, in the Lyzeum, school program, 1817 , Hanover: Carl Friedrich Kius, 1817
  • Todten-Feyer, as a grateful memory of the well-loved and honored king, Georg the Third, who has passed over to eternity, in the Friedrich box to the white horse in Hanover on March 7th 1820 , with a foreword by Johann Carl Fürchtegott Schlegel , a cantata written by Ernst Friedrich Wilhelm Boedeker, composed by Wilhelm Sutor and a speech by Philipp Heinrich Friedrich Sievers , [Hanover]: printed by GC Schlüter, [1820]; Digitalisat the Berlin State Library - Prussian Cultural Heritage (SBB) from the provenance of John's Lodge Teutonia wisdom in the Orient Potsdam
  • The George celebration and my little flower on my king's grave. In memory of George III. consecrated , Hanover: Hahn, 1820
  • Hagemann's memory. Contains biographical news, the description of the jubilee celebration together with the jubilee sermon and the rest of the speeches and poems caused by this celebration, as well as later by the funeral of the deceased. On the payment of a widow's fund , published by EFW Boedeker, Conrector at the Lyceum, Hanover: Gebrüder Hahn, 1826
  • E. Boedeker: About the belief in immortality. Speech in Mourning L. 1825 , Hanover, 1826

literature

  • Friedrich Ernst Ruhkopf : Announcement of the third jubilee of the Reformation Festival at the Old Town Lyceum in Hanover, along with announcement of the introduction of Mr. Conrector Bödeker, Mr. Subconrector Ruperti and Mr. Collaborator Hohmann; which both celebrations are scheduled for November 1st, 1817 in the great lecture hall of the first class of the Lyceum; to which obediently invites D. Friedrich Ernst Ruhkopf, Director of the Lyceum , Hannover Schlueter 1817
  • Wilhelm Blumenhagen : Ernst Bödeker's masonry estate. Printed for the Freemasons brothers and published for the benefit of those who remained , Hanover: printed in the Berenberg printing house, “Im Orient von Hannover”, 1828
  • Heinrich Wilhelm Rotermund : The learned Hanover or lexicon of writers, learned businessmen and artists who have lived and are still alive since the Reformation in and outside of all the provinces belonging to the Kingdom of Hanover, compiled from the most credible writers Volume, Schünemann, Bremen 1823 , P. 669

Remarks

  1. ↑ Notwithstanding, the place of birth Kirchdorf (Barsinghausen) am Deister was entered in the database of Lower Saxon people ; see here (new entry required) [no date], last accessed on November 4, 2019. On the genealogy and on the father Conrad Friedrich Bödeker, who formerly worked in Rinteln in the "Hoyaischen", compare not only Rotermund but also Johann Conrad Paulus pastor to Möllenbeck messages from all Hessen- Schaumburg superintendents, churches, and the dabey from the time of the Reformation to now and still standing preachers , Rinteln; Bösendahl, 1786, pp. 220-221; Digitized via Google books

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b c o. V .: Bödeker, Ernst Friedrich Wilhelm in the database of Niedersächsische Personen ( new entry required ) of the Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz Library - Lower Saxony State Library [undated], last accessed on November 4, 2019
  2. ↑ Information in the catalog of the German National Library
  3. ↑ a b c d e Heinrich Wilhelm Rotermund : Boedecker (Ernst Friedrich Wilhelm) , in ders .: The learned Hanover or lexicon of writers, learned businessmen and artists who since the Reformation in and outside of all the provinces belonging to the Kingdom of Hanover have lived and are still alive, compiled from the most credible writers Volume, Schünemann, Bremen 1823, p. 669; limited preview in Google Book search
  4. ^ A b c Wilhelm Rothert : General Hannoversche Biographie , Volume 3: Hannover under the Kurhut 1646-1815 Sponholtz, Hannover 1916 (published posthumously by his wife A. Rothert and M. Peters), p. 481
  5. ^ A b c Christian Daniel Beck : General repertory of the latest domestic and foreign literature for the year 1826 , Volume 1, ed. from a society of scholars, Leipzig: Carl Cnobloch, 1826, p. 395; Digitized via Google books
  6. ^ Johann Conrad Paulus pastor zu Möllenbeck news from all Hessen-Schaumburg superintendents, churches, and the preachers who were there from the time of the Reformation up to now and still standing , Rinteln; Bösendahl, 1786, pp. 220-221; Digitized via Google books
  7. ↑ Proof of the Common Union Catalog (GVB)
personal data
SURNAME Bödeker, Ernst Friedrich Wilhelm
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Boedeker, Ernst Friedrich Wilhelm; Boedecker, Ernst Friedrich Wilhelm; Boedeker, Ernst; Bödecker, Ernst
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German high school director, poet and writer
DATE OF BIRTH March 23, 1779 or August 24, 1779
PLACE OF BIRTH Kirchdorf (near Sulingen)
DATE OF DEATH August 26, 1826
Place of death Hanover