Johann Carbiner

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Johann Carbiner (born January 1696 in Rostock , † June 17, 1769 in Bergen (Norway) ) was a German lawyer and secretary of the Hansekontor on Bryggen in Bergen.

Life

From 1712 Johann Carbiner studied law at the University of Rostock . From 1731 to 1741 he was the secretary of the Bergen drivers in the office in Bergen. He then became a merchant in Bergen, and in 1743 a real judicial officer. Carbiner was buried in the Marienkirche in Bergen. His successor as secretary at Bryggen was Anton Ulrich Winckelmann in 1741 .

In his garden in Bergen he had a fig tree that sometimes gave him ripe figs, which was so remarkable in these latitudes that Erik Pontoppidan the Younger noted it in a natural history of Norway published in 1753 .

literature

  • Johann Christopher Hansen: I lie and sleep completely with peace ... Johann Carbiner: f / 1696 i Rostock, 1732 sekretær ved det tydske kontor, 1740 afsked derfra. 1642 g. Margaretha Schrøder, 1743 virkelig justitsraad † 16/7 1769 beg 27/7 , Bergen 1769 [funeral speech (Danish)]
  • Friedrich Bruns : The Secretaries of the German Office in Bergen , in: Det Hanseatiske Museums Skriften , Volume 13, Bergen 1939, pp. 112–121

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Entry 1712 in the Rostock matriculation portal
  2. ↑ Erik Pontoppidan, translated by Johann Adolf Scheibe : An attempt at a natural history of Norway: where the air, ground, water, plants, metals, minerals, types of stone, animals, birds, fish and finally nature, as well as habits and Ways of life of the inhabitants of this kingdom are described. Volume 1, Copenhagen: Mumme 1753, p. 40
personal data
SURNAME Carbiner, Johann
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German lawyer and secretary of the Hansekontor on Bryggen in Bergen
DATE OF BIRTH January 1696
PLACE OF BIRTH Rostock
DATE OF DEATH June 17, 1769
Place of death Bergen (Norway)