Ernst Friedrich Wilhelm Schulze

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Ernst Friedrich Wilhelm Schulze (also Ernestus Fridericus Guilielmus Schulze ; born January 21, 1759 in Celle ; † October 1, 1820 ibid) was a German lawyer as well as city counsel and mayor of the city of Celle.

Life

Ernst Friedrich Wilhelm Schulze studied law in Göttingen at the Georg August University there , where he worked as a respondent and in 1786 submitted his legal dissertation, Ivridicam De Ivre Illivs, Cvivs Oblata Pecvnia Creditores Tempore Anteriores Dimittvntvr ... , printed by Johann Dietrich Schulze in Celle .

At the house Large plan 1 today Robert Meyer-Platz 1 in Celle, a plaque commemorating Schulze was son Ernst Schulze attached

From 1790 Schulze initially worked as a councilor in his hometown at the address Großer Plan 1 . In 1796 he became city secretary and in the following year 1797 he was mayor of Celle. In 1801 he also took over the office of city syndic.

family

Schulze married the third marriage on January 11, 1799 in Harburg, the Antoinette Christine Elisabeth Schwarz (born November 19, 1780 in Lüneburg , † August 23, 1864 in the monastery Wienhausen ). Her son Ernst Conrad Friedrich Schulze (born March 22, 1789 in Celle; † June 29, 1817 there) took part in the wars of liberation and became a poet. Her daughter Antoinette Friederike Sophie Catharina (* December 12, 1808 in Celle; † June 14, 1888 in Hanover) married Ludwig August Schlueter (* July 12, 1797 in the office building ) on July 12, 1825 in Celle Rethem an der Allen; † November 29, 1889 in Hanover).

Fonts

  • Dissertationem Ivridicam De Ivre Illivs, Cvivs Oblata Pecvnia Creditores Tempore Anteriores Dimittvntvr Ad LIC De His Qvi In Prior. ... Offer by Ernestvs Fridericvs Gvilielmvs Schvlze, Cavsarvm Patronvs Cellensis , Cellis, Typis Ioannis Dieterici Schvlzii, Anno MDCCLXXXVI, digitized from the University and State Library of Saxony-Anhalt

Schulzestrasse

Schulzestrasse and Welfenstrasse in the Heese area of ​​the city of Celle were originally named after the mayor of Celle. At the beginning of November 2016, the previous explanatory road sign was replaced by a new one. On the legend table there are now references to both namesake; from 1797 to 1820 mayor Dr. Ernst Friedrich Wilhelm Schulze, supplemented by “his son Ernst Schulze , 1789–1817, an important romantic poet”. The board, which was newly installed by the Celle city administration, was presented with a reading by students from the Ernestinum grammar school , which was attended by Lothar Haas, chairman of the newly founded Ernst Schulze Society. The poet Schulze was a pupil of the Latin school, today's Ernestinum.

Web links

Commons : Ernst Friedrich Wilhelm Schulze  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b o.V: : Schulze, Ernst Friedrich Wilhelm as individual record in the catalog of the German National Library [no date], as last accessed on 12 June 2020
  2. ^ A b c Ralf Cordes, Hans-Cord Sarnighausen: Braunschweig-Lüneburgische and Hannoversche Amtsjuristen from 1672 to 1859 in Wilhelmsburg , in: Die Insel. Journal of the Association Museum Elbinsel Wilhelmsburg eV , 2013 edition, pp. 12–29; here: p. 26; as a PDF document from wynekens.de
  3. ↑ a b Information on the University and State Library of Saxony-Anhalt
  4. ↑ red .: Students in a "dialogue" with the poet Ernst Schulze from Celle , article on celleheute.de from November 4, 2016, last accessed on June 12, 2020
personal data
SURNAME Schulze, Ernst Friedrich Wilhelm
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Schulze, Ernestus Fridericus Guilielmus
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German lawyer, Mayor of Celle
DATE OF BIRTH January 21, 1759
PLACE OF BIRTH Celle
DATE OF DEATH October 1, 1820
Place of death Celle