Johann Friedrich Hütter

Johann Friedrich Hütter (born March 18, 1774 in Profen ; † May 3, 1840 in Zeitz ) was a German administrative lawyer and mayor .

Life

Johann Friedrich Hütter was born as the son of Christian August Hütter (* October 12, 1726 - September 9, 1795). His father was a pastor in Zeitz Abbey and from 1785 to 1795 senior pastor in the Nikolaikirche in Zeitz.

Johann Friedrich Hütter attended the collegiate school in Zeitz and was prepared there for the university visit. In 1793 he began studying law at the University of Leipzig . After passing his exams, he started working as an assessor at the Justice Office in Lauchstädt in 1796 and in 1798 switched to the Justice Office in Zeitz with the same task; There he became official registrar and Sportel- taker in 1799 , lawyer in 1802 and actuary in 1803 and secretary in 1804 at the Naumburg-Zeitz Monastery .

In 1807 he was given the management of the proxy office of the bishopric and the church box office and at the same time was given the title of commissioner . Later on the administration of the school budget and some other coffers was added. A few years later he was appointed syndic of the colleges ( state estates belonging to the state district belonging to a monastery ) and the war debt fund renter.

After the partition of Saxony, which was agreed upon in the Congress of Vienna , he became a Prussian judicial commissioner and notary . A small part of the Zeitz Abbey remained with the Kingdom of Saxony, which meant that the funds of the Procurator's Office had to be split up. For this purpose, he was appointed Compensation Commissioner and sent to Dresden in 1817 to reach an agreement there.

Johann Friedrich Hütter made sure that an orphanage was built in Zeitz, in whose premises the school teacher seminar of the monastery was also housed.

In 1828 he was elected mayor of Zeitz. thereupon he laid down the administration of the procurature and the church box. After the introduction of the revised city ordinance in 1831 as part of the Prussian city reform , he was re- elected mayor by the city councilors. He remained in this office until his death. While he was in office he improved the organization of the school system, had a new community school built and the community school had its own director. Before his death, he suggested building a new hospital building. He left a widow and a married daughter and son.

Individual evidence

1. ^ Friedrich August Schmidt, Bernhard Friedrich Voight: New Nekrolog der Deutschen ... BF Voigt, 1842 ( google.de [accessed on January 19, 2018]).
2. ↑ Dresden advertisements: 1807.9 . Address comptoir, 1807 ( google.de [accessed January 19, 2018]).