Friedrich Karl Heinrich Maaß

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Friedrich Karl Heinrich Maass (also: Friedrich Karl Heinrich Maass ; * August 5, 1768 in Krottorf ; † February 25, 1840 ) was a German educator .

Life

Friedrich Karl Heinrich Maaß was born as the son of the Krottorf preacher Samuel Ehrenreich Maaß (born February 19, 1730 in Zestrow; † unknown) and his wife Charlotte nee. Riemschneider, daughter of the preacher of Großalsleben . He was the second of six children. His older brother Johann Gebhard Maaß was a professor at the philosophy faculty at the University of Halle. Another brother became a secret superior tribunal councilor in Berlin.

At first he was tutored by his father at home and from 1782 he attended the cathedral grammar school in Halberstadt with director Christian Gottfried Struensee (1717–1782). In 1786 he finished high school as Primus Omnium and began studying theology at the University of Halle in the same year . After completing his three-year studies, he received a tutor position in Silesia in 1789 and a few years later a tutor position in his home town.

In 1794 he became the fourth collaborator at the Domgymnasium in Halberstadt and in 1797 received the doctorate from the philosophy faculty of the University of Helmstedt for his dissertation "de cultu Gratiarum". He was later appointed prorector of the Saldern school by the city council of Brandenburg . At Easter 1798 he was called back by the cathedral chapter in Halberstadt to the open inspector position of the school teacher seminar. In 1800 he was appointed rectorate of the cathedral grammar school after the death of Gottlob Nathanael Fischer (1748–1800) , and in 1819 he succeeded the director Johann Karl Christoph Nachtigal (1753–1819) of the cathedral grammar school.

On May 27, 1800 he married Sophie Charlotte (* unknown; March 5, 1802), a daughter of the magistrate Johann Friedrich Poley. Shortly after the death of his wife, his daughter Mathilde also died.

legacy

After the death of Friedrich Karl Heinrich Maaß, the Domgymnasium received its library of 5,000 volumes from the heirs and was set up as the Bibliotheca Maasjana .

Memberships

  • Member of the literary society

Works

  • News of the current establishment of the pension institution associated with the Halberstadt Cathedral School . Halberstadt Halle, Saale University and State Library Saxony-Anhalt Halberstadt Delius and Matthias approx. 1800
  • Your honored teacher Dr. Dedicated to Rector Maass for his birthday party by all members of the first class of the cathedral school in Halberstadt, August 5th, 1810 . Halberstadt: Dölle 1810
  • Song to sing on the father's birthday; Halberstadt, d. Aug 3, 1814 . Halberstadt Dölle 1814
  • Dismissal speech given in 1819 . Halberstadt 1820
  • Contribution to proper appreciation of teaching mathematics in schools . Halberstadt Dölle 1821
  • Brief discussion of the question: May the Declamator accompany his lecture with a donation game? Halberstadt: Dölle, 1824.
  • Hints about the corridor u. the method of teaching when teaching religion, etc. in the German language at the cathedral high school in Halberstadt . Halberstadt 1829
  • Ceremonial speeches held in the cathedral high school in Halberstad t. Halberstadt: Helm, 1835.

literature

Individual evidence

  1. ^ New necrology of the Germans . Voigt, 1842 ( google.de [accessed December 8, 2017]).
  2. ↑ Stephan Kunze: History, statistics and topography of all localities in the district of Oschersleben . Häniche, 1842 ( google.de [accessed December 8, 2017]).
  3. ^ New yearbooks for philology and education . Teubner, 1843 ( google.de [accessed December 8, 2017]).
  4. ^ Gleimhaus Halberstadt - 'Maass, Friedrich Karl Heinrich' (museum-digital: Saxony-Anhalt). Retrieved December 8, 2017 .
personal data
SURNAME Maaß, Friedrich Karl Heinrich
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Maass, Friedrich Karl Heinrich
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German educator
DATE OF BIRTH August 5, 1768
PLACE OF BIRTH Krottorf
DATE OF DEATH February 25, 1840