Greta Bickelhaupt

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Maria Margaretha Bickelhaupt (born March 9, 1865 in Erbach im Odenwald , † September 18, 1919 there ) was a German educator , local poet and writer . A street in Erbach is named after her.

Life

On March 9, 1865, Greta Bickelhaupt was born as the eldest daughter of the Graflich-Erbachischen official Johann Philipp Bickelhaupt. The mother was Johanna Maria Bickelhaupt, nee Glenz. Greta Bickelhaupt got the unusual opportunity for her time to attend the secondary school in Darmstadt and to be trained as a teacher . She initially worked as a private tutor in Celle and Syrau in Saxony, before returning to Erbach in 1890. Here she initially taught the daughters of the recently deceased Count Ernst zu Erbach-Erbach , with whom she later became friends. From its founding in 1895 to 1918, Greta Bickelhaupt taught at the Erbach private girls' school and also directed it.

In addition to her teaching and management activities, she devoted herself to literature and culture and became known far beyond the Odenwald with her homeland poems and plays . Bickelhaupt's poetry collections Rege un Sunneschoi (1906), Aus em Ourewald (1908), Ourewäller Leit (1909) and Ernscht un Scherz (1913) caught the attention of the readership.

After suffering for several years, she died unmarried on September 19, 1919 in Erbach as a highly respected teacher and local poet, as can be read from her obituary in the Centralanzeiger for the Odenwald .

Fonts

  • Works 2 volumes, Neuthor, Michelstadt, 1991–1992
  • Ernscht un Scherz: Stories in d. Dialect d. Erbacher area , Schlapp, Darmstadt 1914

literature

  • Gossenauer, Reinhard: Greta Bickelhaupt (1865–1919). Life and work of an Odenwald teacher and writer in Gelurt, Erbach, 1997, S78ff
  • Franz Brümmer : Lexicon of German poets and prose writers from the beginning of the 19th century to the present. Vol. 1. 6th edition Leipzig, 1913, p. 228f
  • Wilhelm Kosch : German Literature Lexicon. The 20th century. , Vol. 2, Bern a. Munich, 2001, pp. 580f

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. The local . ( [1] ).
  2. a b c Reinhard Gossenauer: Greta Bickelhaupt (1865–1919) In gelurt 1997 . Erbach, S. 78 ff .
  3. Greta Bickelhaupt: who made the Odenwald a poem In echo-online . ( [2] ).