Franz Ferdinand von Druffel

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Franz Ferdinand of Druffel (* 22. March 1763 in Münster ; † 22. May 1857 in Münster) was from 1792 until the dissolution of the faculty in 1818, the first unpromovierte Professor in the Department of general and special pathology and therapy of the medical faculty of the University of Muenster , peer-reviewed Blessed Anna Katharina Emmerick as a medic and was ennobled in 1814.

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He was born the son of the court pharmacist Hermann Druffel in Münster and was the younger brother of Johann Gerhard von Druffel, who was raised to the Prussian nobility on November 3, 1804 . He began studying medicine in Göttingen and continued it in Vienna . He married Gertrud von Buchholtz on November 7, 1805, who came from the family of the historian Franz Bernhard von Buchholtz. As a result, Druffel later came into possession of the knight seat Welbergen, which was suitable for the state assembly . From the marriage the sons Franz Carl (1809–1873) and Clemens (1813–1887) emerged, both of whom later became members of the provincial parliament, as well as the daughter Maria Therese.

Functions

  • Member of the Medical College in Münster
  • 1788 Medical Council
  • 1792–1802 garrison medic

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Publications

  • News of unusual phenomena from a patient who has been ill for several years , Medicinisch-Chirurgische Zeitung, continued by D. Johann Nepomuck Ehrhart, Edelen von Ehrhartstein, Salzburg, 1814, 1st vol. P. 145 and 2nd vol. P. 17 (report on Anna Katharina Emmerick)
  • Cause of death of Fr. Leopold Count zu Stolberg , (printed report of the Medical Council v. D.), Münster December 9, 1819

literature

  • Klaus Böger: From the life and work of the medical council and professor of the first medical faculty in Münster, Franz Ferdinand von Druffel . Med. Dissertation, Münster 1961, (Mschr.) P. 5.

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  • An anonymous eyewitness (1817), Das Sonntagsblatt. A magazine for instruction and entertainment. Minden, July / August 1817, pp. 17-21, 26-29
  • Clemens Brentano The bitter suffering of our Lord Jesus Christ. 33rd edition, Regensburg, 1912, p. 14

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