Johann Heinrich Fricke

Johann Heinrich Fricke (born November 1, 1740 in Wolfenbüttel , † January 9, 1775 in Halle (Saale) ) was a German lawyer .

family

Johann Heinrich Fricke was born as the son of the typist and arithmetic master Johann Julius Fricke (born March 4, 1708 in Wolfenbüttel, † March 25, 1756 in Wolfenbüttel) and Anna Sophia Benedicta, née. Otto (born November 5, 1723 in Wolfenbüttel, † April 30, 1783 in Wolfenbüttel) was born in Wolfenbüttel. Fricke marries Anna Magdalena von Saldern, daughter of the chancellery and judiciary in Kiel , Detlev von Saldern and Hedwig Eleonora, née. von Saldern, a sister of the State Minister Caspar von Saldern . A daughter emerged from the marriage: Benedict Sophia Ernestine Fricke (born May 30, 1772 in Kiel; † March 10, 1851 in Bad Segeberg ), who in turn was pastor Hans Friedrich Nissen (born November 10, 1767 in Kiel; † 5. July 1848 in Bad Segeberg) and had 11 children with him.

Life

Fricke spent his school days in his hometown Wolfenbüttel. On April 9, 1758, he is enrolled in Helmstedt as a student. iur., from 1761 he continued his studies in Göttingen . On April 3, 1761, he also enrolls in the theological faculty in Göttingen, and on October 12, 1762, he becomes a stud theol. et phil. in Göttingen. There he later became Dr. iur. PhD. Fricke also began his professional life in Göttingen as a university actuary and since 1768 as a private lecturer. On April 13, 1770, he was appointed third full professor of law at the Christian Albrechts University in Kiel . He teaches legal history , institutions, pandects , imperial history, imperial process, canon law , German law and internship . In addition, together with Christian Cay Lorenz Hirschfeld and the orientalist Johann Ernst Faber (1746–1774), he published the “Kieler learned newspaper”. In August 1773 Johann Heinrich Fricke took the call as ord. Professor in Halle (Saale) .

Works

• Of the need to teach the special German private rights (Iuris Germanici privati ​​partes speciales) at academies, and of the manner in which they are presented as a display of one's lectures . Goettingen 1768.
• Principles of the law of artisans . Göttingen and Kiel: Boßiegel, 1768; 2nd edition 1778 (also translated into Danish by JSFV von Neynaber in 1795: Grundsætninger af haandværkernes ret ).

literature

• Friedrich Volbehr : Professors and lecturers at the Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel , 1956, Law Faculty No. 25
• Stefan Brüdermann: Göttingen students and academic jurisdiction in the 18th century. Göttingen: Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht 1990 (= Göttinger Universitätsschriften / A; Vol. 15), ISBN 3-525-35846-6
• Christoph Weidlich : Complete list of all on the Königl. Preussl. Friedrichs Universität zu Halle since its foundation to the present day legal disputations and programs, with some literary comments. In addition to the attached succession of all legal scholars of this famous university, and their brief biographies. Halle, 1789, ( online )

Web links

• Entry on Johann Heinrich Fricke in the Catalogus Professorum Halensis

Individual evidence

1. ^ Family tree , accessed March 22, 2013.