Johann Anton Rudolph Janssen

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Johann Anton Rudolph Janssen (born June 4, 1767 in Hamburg ; † August 7, 1849 there ), often incorrectly referred to as Joachim Anton Rudolph Janssen , was a German Evangelical Lutheran clergyman , philosopher and writer .

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"Johann Anton Rudolph Janssen Dr. Phil Oberküster ”, double collecting grave plate main pastors to St. Petri / pastors to St. Petri , Ohlsdorf cemetery

Janssen attended the learned school of the Johanneum and from 1788 the academic high school in Hamburg. From 1790 he studied theology and philosophy at the University of Göttingen .

From 1793 to 1803 Janssen was a tutor in the house of the Hamburg Senator Nicolaus Bernhard Eybe (1749-1821). On November 7, 1794, he was accepted as a candidate for the Hamburg Ministry . In 1803 Janssen became registrar at the Hamburg City Library and wrote a new catalog of nominal values . On March 31, 1806 he became a catechist at the St. Jacobi Church School . On June 28, 1809 Janssen was appointed Doctor of Philosophy by the University of Göttingen . From 1808 until it was destroyed during the French era in Hamburg , he was afternoon preacher in the Sankt Pauli Church on Hamburger Berg and from 1814 to 1816 at the Holy Trinity Church in St. Georg . In 1816 he was elected chief sexton at the main church of Sankt Petri .

Janssen worked as a writer and owned a rich library of German poetry . However, this went up in flames in the great fire of 1842 .

Johann Anton Rudolph Janssen is commemorated on the double grave plate, main pastors to St. Petri / pastors to St. Petri of the Althamburg Memorial Cemetery, Ohlsdorf Cemetery .

family

On December 9, 1809, he married Margaretha Karolina Krantz, daughter of Lieutenant Colonel Johann Ludwig Krantz in the Hamburg citizen military, and they had seven children.

Works (selection)

  • Dedicated to his dear sister Magdalena Sophia Janssen and her lover Johann Heinrich Kern on their covenant day . Schniebes, Hamburg July 8, 1794 ( wedding poem ).
  • The magic of love. To his old and esteemed friend Theodor Hasche, d. RD, consecrated on the solemn liaison day with the Demoiselle Ilsabé Dorothea Petzold as a monument of respect . Friedrich Hermann Nestler, Hamburg February 28, 1798 (wedding poem).
  • Obstacles which are likely to counteract a desired school improvement for Hamburg, along with conditions under which the positive hope of a useful and age-appropriate school facility in this city could come true . Hamburg 1800, OCLC 248953731 ( digitized from the website of the Hamburg State and University Library [accessed on February 19, 2015]).
  • Sermon on Psalm 143, verse 5 delivered on December penultimate of the year 1799 . Benjamin Gottlob Hoffmann, Hamburg 1801.
  • Attempt to answer two questions that are most important for our age: 1) What destroys most of the institutions made for enlightenment and improvement of mankind? 2) How are those institutions kept from decay and what makes them happy? Hamburg 1802, OCLC 68291860 ( digitized from the website of the Hamburg State and University Library [accessed on February 19, 2015]).
  • Fragments pertaining to the new facility of the Johanneum in Hamburg and the school and lessons plan designed and made known for it . Johann Friedrich Hammerich, Altona 1803, OCLC 248387942 .
  • As precise a list as possible of all scholarships that were once donated in Hamburg, for the best of unprofitable students, collected and alphabetized by J. In: Hamburg and Altona. A magazine on the history of time, customs and tastes . Second year, third volume. Friedrich Hermann Nestler, Hamburg 1803, p. 285–297 ( digitized from the pages of the Bayerische Staatsbibliothek [accessed on February 19, 2015]).
  • New German language teaching for use in schools. With a preface by Bernhard Klefeker , pastor of St. Jakobs main church . Appel et al. Hermann, Hamburg 1808, OCLC 30789630 .
  • Elective and inaugural sermons, held on the 8th and 17th Sunday after Trinity in the church of St. Pauli on the Hamburgerberge . Appel et al. Hermann, Hamburg 1809.
  • His honor to Pastor Johann Georg Heidritter on the Hamburgerberge with the joyful experience of his 50-year jubilation in office . Hamburg 1813, OCLC 248477788 .
  • Sermon on June 5th, 1814, as the arranged thanksgiving due to Hamburg's redemption from the Franks, about Isa. 12, 4 and 5 in the Heil. Trinity Church of St. George held . Friedrich Wilhelm Christian Menck, Hamburg 1814.
  • Johann Anton Rudolph Janssen (Ed.): Detailed information about all the evangelical-Protestant churches and clergy in the free and Hanseatic city of Hamburg and their area, as well as about their Johanneum, grammar school, library and the men employed there . Hamburg 1826, OCLC 311617453 ( digitized from the pages of the Bayerische Staatsbibliothek [accessed on February 19, 2015]).

literature

  • Hans Schröder : Janssen (Johann Anton Rudolf) . In: Lexicon of Hamburg writers up to the present . tape 3 , no. 1803 . Perthes-Besser & Mauke, Hamburg 1857, OCLC 309934150 ( Facsimile SUB Hamburg [accessed February 19, 2015]).
  • Friedrich Lorenz Hoffmann: XXII. Johann Anton Rudolf Janssen . In: Dr. Robert Naumann (Ed.): Serapeum (=  Hamburg bibliophiles, bibliographers and literary historians. ). tape 29 , booklet 2. TO Weigel, Leipzig 1868, p. 27-29 ( digizeitschriften.de ).

Individual evidence

  1. He himself writes Joh.Anton Rudolph Janssen in: Admitted Candidaten Michaelis 1794 . In: Johann Anton Rudolph Janssen (Hrsg.): Detailed information about all the Evangelical-Protestant churches and clergy in the free and Hanseatic city of Hamburg and their area, as well as about their Johanneum, grammar school, library and the men employed there . Hamburg 1826, OCLC 311617453 , p. 318 ( digitized on the pages of the Bayerische Staatsbibliothek [accessed on February 19, 2015]).
  2. ^ Recorded candidates Michaelis 1794 . In: Johann Anton Rudolph Janssen (Hrsg.): Detailed information about all the Evangelical-Protestant churches and clergy in the free and Hanseatic city of Hamburg and their area, as well as about their Johanneum, grammar school, library and the men employed there . Hamburg 1826, OCLC 311617453 , p. 318 ( digitized on the pages of the Bayerische Staatsbibliothek [accessed on February 19, 2015]).
  3. ^ Theodor Muhsfeldt: The Hamburg military, overview of its organization and its officers from the beginning of the Thirty Years War until its dissolution in 1811 . In: Association for Hamburg History (ed.): Journal of the Association for Hamburg History . tape XIV . Gräfe & Sillem, Hamburg 1909, p. 90 ( digitized version on the website of the Hamburg State and University Library [accessed on February 19, 2015]).