Johann Daniel Manchot

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Johann Daniel Manchot

Johann Daniel Manchot [mɑ̃ʃo] (born January 19, 1805 in Friedberg , Hesse, † October 27, 1867 in Offenbach am Main ) was a Protestant dean and pastor in Offenbach.

Life

Family grave Johann Daniel Manchot at the old cemetery in Offenbach, Department B II, place 16, grave 1–10. Designed by his son, the architect Wilhelm Manchot

Johann Daniel Manchot was born in Friedberg and received his preliminary education for the university at the Augustinian school there . Just as he was about to pass his entrance exam, he suffered a peculiar eye disease that lasted almost three years, so that he could not begin his studies at the University of Giessen until 1826 . In addition to theology, he also took classical and philosophical subjects. The writings of Friedrich Schleiermacher exerted the greatest influence on his theological convictions . During his studies he became a member of the old Gießen fraternity Germania in the winter semester of 1826/27 . In 1837 he was the second parish in Nidda appointed

Manchot had been with Carolina Wilhelmine, born on July 2, 1837. Dickorée married and they had four children together: Carl Hermann Manchot (1839–1909, pastor), Daniel (* 1841), Wilhelm Manchot (1844–1912, architect), Charlotte (* 1848).

The Manchot family comes from Metz in Lorraine . An ancestor - Pierre Mangeot - emigrated to Frankfurt / Main because of the renewed persecution of Protestants. The spelling of the name changed probably because of the incorrect pronunciation of the Germans about Mangot in Manchot.

Fonts

  • Sermon on the occasion of the marriage of Carl Bindernagel to Ernestina Helmolf Friedberg on December 28, 1835.
  • Sermon at the instigation of the murder committed on June 13, 1841 of a two-year-old child in Nidda . Friedberg, Bindernagel 1841.
  • Sermon on Sundays Reminiscere, March 19, 1848 . Nidda, Cloos 1848.
  • Speech at the grave of the Grand Ducal Hessian Captain Christian Karl Schmidt zu Offenbach, died on May 4th and buried on May 7th, 1851 . Offenbach a. M., Kohler & Teller 1851.
  • Confirmation speech given on the 2nd Pentecost holiday in 1852 in Offenbach aM Seibold'sche Buchdruckerei C. Gaestel 1852.
  • Sermon on New Year's Day 1854 . Offenbach a. M., Kohler & Teller 1854.
  • Speech at the grave of Mr. Georg Strecker, Gr. Hess. District judge to Offenbach a. M., born October 24, 1798, murdered on duty on October 24, 1856 . Held on October 26, 1856
  • Speeches at the rededication of the restored church in Offenbach aM on November 9, 1862 . Darmstadt, Eduard Zernin 1862.

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Web links

Commons : Johann Daniel Manchot  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Paul Wentzcke : Fraternity lists. Second volume: Hans Schneider and Georg Lehnert: Gießen - The Gießener Burschenschaft 1814 to 1936. Görlitz 1942, F. Germania. No. 199.
  2. ↑ Grand Ducal Hessian Government Gazette, May 10, 1837, p. 272h.
personal data
SURNAME Manchot, Johann Daniel
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German Protestant dean and pastor in Offenbach
DATE OF BIRTH January 19, 1805
PLACE OF BIRTH Friedberg , Hesse
DATE OF DEATH October 27, 1867
Place of death Offenbach am Main