Johann Georg Wilhelm Wilhelmy

Johann Georg Wilhelm Wilhelmy (also Wilhelm ) (* 1781 ; † July 17, 1858 ) was a German organ builder in Stade . After the death of his father Georg Wilhelm Wilhelmy in 1806, he took over his workshop and worked almost exclusively in the organ landscape between the Elbe and Weser rivers . The son consciously called himself Wilhelm , based on the earlier naming of the Wilhelm family in order to differentiate himself by name from his father.

List of works

year	place	church	image	Manuals	register	Remarks
1803/1821	Beverstedt	Fabian and Sebastian		II / p	18th	Repair and reconstruction of the organ by Arp Schnitger (1709), of which only remnants have survived
1806	Oldendorf (district of Stade)	St. Martin		II / P	15th	Repair and rebuilding of the organ by Erasmus Bielfeldt / Dietrich Christoph Gloger (1730–1733)
1806	Grünendeich	St. Mary		II / p	17th	Maintenance of the organ by Dietrich Christoph Gloger (1766)
1807 / 1834-35	Jork	St. Matthias		III / P	34 (?)	Repair and reconstruction of the organ by Arp Schnitger (1679/1709); Replaced later except for case and brochure
1808	Borstel (Jork)	St. Nikolai		II / P	22nd	Repair and reconstruction of the organ by an unknown organ builder (16th century), by Arp Schnitger (1677), Johann Paul Geycke (1766 / 70–72); later by Philipp Furtwängler rebuilt
1808	Himmelpforten	St. Mary		II / P	25th	Repair of the organ by Hans Scherer the Elder (1587–90)
1816/1846	Cappel	St. Peter and Paul		II / P	30th	Reconstruction of the organ by Arp Schnitger from Hamburg, St. Johannis; 1846 repair → organ of St. Peter and Paul (Cappel)
1816-1818	Kehdingbruch	St. Jürgen		I / P	16	New building; largely preserved
1818	Ludingworth	St. Jacobi Church		III / P	35	Repair and reconstruction of the organ by Arp Schnitger (1682–83), which has largely been preserved → Organ of St. Jacobi Church (Lüdingworth)
1818	Estebrugge	St. Martini		III / P	34	Repair of the organ by Arp Schnitger (1702), of which only the prospectus has survived
1818	Freiburg / Elbe	St. Wulphardi		II / P	24	Repair and reconstruction of the organ from the 16th / 17th, some stops of which have been preserved
1823	Neuenfelde	St. Pancras		II / P	34	Repair of the organ by Arp Schnitger (1688), most of which has been preserved
1824-1825 / 46/53/56	Stade	St. Wilhadi		III / P	40	Repairs and reconstruction of the organ by Erasmus Bielfeldt (1735), which has largely been preserved
1826	Grasberg	Grasberg Church		II / P	21st	Repair of the organ by Arp Schnitger (1693–94) from the Hamburg orphanage, which has largely been preserved → Organ of the Grasberg Church
1830-1831	Oerel	St. Gangolf		I / P	13	New building using parts of the previous baroque organ; largely preserved
1832	Bülkau	St. John the Baptist		II / P	22 (?)	Repair of the organ by Arp Schnitger (1679), of which only the prospectus remains
1839	Steinau	St. John the Baptist		II / P	19th	New building
1837-1841	Stade	St. Cosmae et Damiani		III / P	42	Repair and reconstruction of the organ by Berendt Hus and Arp Schnitger (1668–1675 / 88), which has largely been preserved → Organ by St. Cosmae et Damiani (Stade)
1843	Hamelwörden	St. Dionysius		II / P	16	New building; 2 registers received; 1999/2005 reconstruction behind the historical prospectus
1850	Drochtersen	St. Johannis and Catharina		II / P	26th	Repair of the organ by Johann Daniel Busch ; later by Carl Johann Heinrich Röver rebuilt
1842-1856	Elmlohe	Church of Our Lady		II / P	15th	11 registers preserved