Johann Friedrich Payer

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Caricature from 1825–29: University pedel Johann Friedrich Payer, armed with a saber and a record book, watches over the Tübingen pubs. In the background his assistant Friederike Beck, nicknamed Pudels Ricke.

Johann Friedrich Payer (born August 28, 1775 in Tübingen ; † June 9, 1851 in Neuenbürg ) was a Tübingen university governor and was therefore called a poodle in student jargon. He was the son of the University Pedell Ludwig Christoph Payer († September 13, 1814) and married to Christine Katharina Payer († March 22, 1858), b. Hedgehog.

The politician Friedrich von Payer was his grandson.

Honors

On October 24, 1839, he was awarded the gold medal of merit by the Ministry of the Interior and the Church and School System as a university officer. A letter of congratulations was handed out, signed by, among others, the herald of arms, Professor Friedrich Stälin .

literature

  • Gottlieb Ludwig Eisenbach: Speech after the funeral of Mr. Johann Friedrich Payer, won. Ober-Pedell at the University of Tübingen. Born in Tübingen on August 28, 1775, died in Neuenbürg on June 9, 1851. Held on June 11, 1851 . Meen, Neuenbürg [1851]
  • Günther Pradler:  Payer, Friedrich v .. In: New German Biography (NDB). Volume 20, Duncker & Humblot, Berlin 2001, ISBN 3-428-00201-6 , p. 145 ( digitized version ). - on the grandson Friedrich von Payer , with information on the Payer family at the beginning of the article

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Stadtwiki Tübingen: Friederike Beck
  2. ↑ State Archives
personal data
SURNAME Payer, Johann Friedrich
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Poodle (nickname)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Tübingen University Pedel
DATE OF BIRTH August 28, 1775
PLACE OF BIRTH Tübingen
DATE OF DEATH June 9, 1851
Place of death Neuenbürg