Joachim Friedrich Resen

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Joachim Friedrich Resen (* 1680 in Anhalt-Dessau  , † February 14, 1764 in Berlin ) was a Prussian war, court and tax council and tax officer under King Friedrich Wilhelm I and Friedrich II in Prussia.

career

Resen studied at the University of Halle around 1700 and then came to Italy as a regimental quartermaster and auditor in the War of the Spanish Succession . From 1710 he was a war and tax council in Berlin and on January 28, 1716 was appointed one of the first officials of the General Accounting Chamber. He served there continuously for 48 years. Initially employed as a secret secretary, with his promotion on September 28, 1717, he received the title Hofrat with the right to sit and vote in the college.

After the founding of the general directorate , he came to the first department of this college in 1723 as a secret councilor to the war accounting chamber. After the unification of the two authorities, Friedrich II promoted him to the second director of the Oberrechenkammer in 1744 . After a discussion in the General Directory as to whether the office of president should be removed after von Piper's death in 1752, the king decided by cabinet order that the office of president should continue to exist at the expense of secretary and chancellery posts . On July 18, 1752, he finally transferred Resen to this office with a salary bonus of 180 thalers, which he held until his death. Under him, the king tightened and unified the provisions for auditing accounts.

As a domain chamber registrar, Resen was a member of the office of the Wroclaw War and Domain Chamber in 1743 , which met in the Royal Chamber House.

Private life

Joachim Friedrich Resen married before 1725. He lived with his family for rent in the Breiten Strasse with the captain's widow Werncke in Berlin.

His son Carl August Resen (born February 12, 1725) was the later director of the Oberrechenkammer until 1780.

literature

  • Theodor von Ditfurth, On the history of the Royal Prussian Upper Chamber of Accounts , Berlin: Druck und Verlag der Reichsdruckerei, 1909.
  • Rolf Straubel : Biographical manual of the Prussian administrative and judicial officials 1740–1806 / 15 . In: Historical Commission to Berlin (Ed.): Individual publications . 85. KG Saur Verlag, Munich 2009, ISBN 978-3-598-23229-9 , pp. 797 f . ( limited preview in Google Book search).

Individual evidence

  1. Acta Borussica VII, p. 422
  2. Collected messages u. Documents concerning the current state of the Duchy of Silesia, Vol. V (1743), No. 24, p. 399.