Johann Gottlieb Immermann

Johann Gottlieb Immermann (born January 30, 1707 in Rodersdorf ; † June 16, 1777 in Groß Santersleben ) was a German Protestant clergyman and teacher.

Life

family

Johann Gottlieb Immermann was the son of Peter Immermann (born April 19, 1672 in Schneidlingen ; † September 30, 1747 in Rodersdorf), pastor in Heteborn and from 1703 to 1705 a deacon in Weferlingen and his wife Sophie Magdalena (born September 8, 1681 in Wegenstedt ; † May 27, 1750 in Rodersdorf), daughter of Johann Walther (1648–1708), pastor in Wegenstedt, born. He still had eight siblings:

Friedejust Immermann (born August 15, 1705 in Rodersdorf; † unknown), Dr. med. and doctor in Stendal , married to Anna Dorothea Schultze;
Samuel Lebrecht Immermann (born November 12, 1708 in Rodersdorf; † June 10, 1742 in Magdeburg ), became procurator ;
Dorothea Elisabeth Immermann (born March 28, 1711 in Rodersdorf; † unknown);
Ephraim Erdmann Immermann (born September 22, 1713 in Rodersdorf; † July 12, 1772 in Groß Salze ), was vice rector in Burg (near Magdeburg) , in 1748 he was rector in Groß Salze, he was married several times;
Gottfried Ernst Immermann (born June 6, 1717 in Rodersdorf; † unknown);
Christian Erdmann Immermann (born May 4, 1719 in Rodersdorf; † unknown) was full professor of the Quarta in the cathedral school in Magdeburg from 1756 to 1760 and then became pastor in Rosian , married to Augusta Dorothea Lohbeck;
Justina Sophie Immermann (born January 22, 1723 in Rodersdorf; † unknown), had an illegitimate child with Carl Julius Wilda (1710–1779), war and domain counselor and chamber legal advisor in Magdeburg;
Nathanael Immermann (born November 29, 1727 in Rodersdorf; † unknown).

Johann Gottlieb Immermann was in Magdeburg since June 24, 1734, his first marriage to Sophie Christiane (born September 16, 1712 in Weferlingen, † after 1747), daughter of Johann Michael Wilda (1677–1726), pastor in Weferlingen, and sister of Carl Julius Wilda, married. They had seven children together. In his second marriage, he was married to Charlotte Esther Maria Wilda, a sister of his first wife, in Magdeburg from May 25, 1749, and they had three children together. Since September 30, 1760 in Groß Santersleben, he was married to Rahel Elisabeth Bergmann (* unknown; † September 2, 1781), widow of Dietrich Lucius, pastor in Welle . They had no children together.

Career

Johann Gottlieb Immermann attended the old town high school in Magdeburg and after completing his studies was appointed vice rector of the cathedral school Magdeburg and on April 17, 1733 by the cathedral preacher Martin Kahle (1668–1742) and the syndic Heinrich Ernst Flörcke (1660–1741) to be Office introduced; with him the new sub-director Johann Elias Wilhelmi (1704–1755) was introduced at the same time.

After the Rector Christian Müller retired (1666-1740), the former vice-principal Johann Gottlieb Immermann was as Vice Rector elected his successor. When he died in 1740, Johann Gottlieb Immermann was appointed rector and remained in this position until he was given the parish office in Groß Santersleben. In 1752 he hired the French language master Moyse Fleuretton to teach French, in the same year the grammar school had five classes with 211 pupils and in 1753 the school's income was 1,274 thalers.

In 1753 he succeeded Franz Rudolf Busch († 1752) as pastor in Groß Santersleben and held this office until his death in 1777.

Fonts (selection)

The restlessness of his mind over the sad but blissful farewell of Nicolai Ernesti von Platen, Königl. Prussia. Secret councils and government councils in the Hertzogthum Magdeburg, as well as Cathedral Lord of Magdeburg, heir to Demmertin, Wolte show his respect for Joh. Gottl. Immermann: Mourning poem for [Nikolaus] Klaus Ernst von Platen, secret a. Councilor in the Duchy of Magdeburg, heir to Dömmertin, † Aug. 14, 1733 . Magdeburg: Faber, 1734.
De latina voce, Rex, quaestiones grammaticae, vel philologicae, orationibus . Magdeburgum: Günther, 1738.
Treatise on the benefits of the mountains: Drafted as an invitation to the scheduled speech exercise . Magdeburg: Druckts Nicolaus Günther, 1739.
De mentibus coelestibus, quas graeco nomine angelos vocamus, diss . Magdeburgum, 1741.
Consideration of the necessary combination of thoughts, inclinations, and happiness of men . Magdeburg, 1742.
Dissertatio de lepra, morbo symbolico, actui oratorio ad diem May 9, 1743 habendo praemissa . Magdeburgi: Literis N. Güntheri 1743
Johann Gottlieb Immermann; Johann Nikolaus Günther: JG Immermanni, Prorect. Gymnasii Mauritiani Dissertatio De Lepra Morbo Symbolico, Actui Oratorio Ad Diem IX. May: MDCCXLIII. Habendo Præmissa . Magdeburgi Günther 1743.
Comparison of the Roman bondage with the bondage of the Christians: as an invitation to a speech exercise, which is employed on March 19th, 1744 in the afternoon at 2 o'clock in the high school of Hohen Stifft. Magdeburg: Print by N. Günther 1744.
Ad actum oratorium ad 17th septembr. a. 1745 in auditorio gymnasii Mauritiani habendum invitat JG Immermann, praefatus quaedam de diaeta veterum . Magdeburgi: Literis CL Fabri 1745.
Johann Gottlieb Immermann's short treatise on the symbols of peace on coins: as an invitation to a hearing in Zweyer speeches . Magdeburg: Print by N. Günther 1746.
Joh. Gottl. Immermanni, Programma de grammaticis latinis, quo actum oratorium the 12th maii in schola Mauritiana habendum indicit . Magdeburgi: Litteris CL Fabri, 1746.
Exempla quaedam singularia opulentiae et luxuriae veterum, programma quo declamationes d. Nov 16 a. 1747 in schola Mauritiana audiendas indicit JG Immermann . Magdeburgi: Typis N. Güntheri 1747.
Short treatise on the flags of the ancients, designed by Johann Gottlieb Immermann . Magdeburg: printed by Günther 1747.
Johann Gottlieb Immermans, speculations of the opportunity for the oldest religious sects in the world, as an invitation to a speech exercise that is to be held on May 8, 1749. Magdeburg: Print by N. Günther 1749.
Joh. Gottlieb Immermanns, Rectoris of the cathedral school in Magdeburg, short treatise on the divine judgments, which at the same time indicates a speech exercise that is to be held on October 13, 1750, in the afternoon at 2 o'clock . Magdeburg: Printed by N. Günther 1750.

literature

Johann Gottlieb Immermann in Hugo Holstein: History of the Royal Cathedral High School in Magdeburg . Magdeburg, C. Friese, 1875. p. 55.

Individual evidence

↑ Ecumenical Domgymnasium Magdeburg: Timeline. Retrieved February 16, 2019 .
^ Peter Wilhelm Behrends: Neuhaldenslebische Kreis-Chronik or history of all places of the district Neuhaldensleben in Magdeburg: With illustrations and map. The history of the Hillersleben and Marienborn monasteries, the Hundisburg, Altenhausen, Erxleben, Bartensleben, Sommerschenburg, Ummendorf, Hötensleben and Harbke monasteries, as well as the other manors, villages, churches, parishes and other monuments of the district . Eyraud, 1826, p. 349 ( limited preview in Google Book search).

personal data
SURNAME	Immermann, Johann Gottlieb
ALTERNATIVE NAMES	Jmmermann, Johann Gottlieb; Immermann, JG; Immermannus, JG; Immermannus, Johann Gottliebus; Immermannus, Johannes Gottliebus; Immermannus, Iohannes Gottliebus; Immermannus, Ioannes Gottliebus
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	German Protestant clergyman and teacher
DATE OF BIRTH	January 30, 1707
PLACE OF BIRTH	Rodersdorf
DATE OF DEATH	June 16, 1777
Place of death	Great Santersleben

[1] Ecumenical Domgymnasium Magdeburg: Timeline. Retrieved February 16, 2019 .

[2] Peter Wilhelm Behrends: Neuhaldenslebische Kreis-Chronik or history of all places of the district Neuhaldensleben in Magdeburg: With illustrations and map. The history of the Hillersleben and Marienborn monasteries, the Hundisburg, Altenhausen, Erxleben, Bartensleben, Sommerschenburg, Ummendorf, Hötensleben and Harbke monasteries, as well as the other manors, villages, churches, parishes and other monuments of the district . Eyraud, 1826, p. 349 ( limited preview in Google Book search).