Johann Hermann Gronau

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Johann Hermann Gronau (* 1708 probably in Styrum (Mülheim) , † 1769 probably in Berlin ) was a German Protestant Reformed pastor.

Life

His grandfather Johann († 1698) was a teacher in the Bergisches Land , his father Herrmann Gronau (1680–1734) was initially a teacher in Styrum near Mülheim an der Ruhr , later an orphan father in Bremen .

Gronau was first court preacher to Margravine Philipp in Herford Abbey from 1729 , preacher at the Protestant Jerusalem Church from 1733 and pastor at the Reformed Parochial Church in Berlin-Friedrichstadt (today Berlin-Mitte ) from 1750 .

In 1738 he wrote and delivered the funeral sermon on the death of court official Johann Conrad von Bentheim .

The Berlin painter Wilhelm Hensel painted a portrait of Gronau in 1744.

family

He married Luise von Bergen (?? - 1746), daughter of the anatomist Karl August von Bergen, in the Jerusalemskirche in Berlin on October 22, 1733 . His son was the "weather pastor" Karl Ludwig Gronau .

Individual evidence

  1. Catalog of selected funeral sermons from the former Breslau City Library , Marburg / Lahn 1986 (= Marburg Personalschrift-Forschungen 8)
  2. ^ Hans Wolfgang Singer, Wilhelm Olbrich: General portrait catalog , page 103, Verlag A. Hiersemann, 1967 ( excerpt )
  3. according to the church book entry of the Jerusalem Church

literature

  • Gothaisches Genealogisches Taschenbuch der Areligen Häuser , part B 1933, page 202 (with stem series), Verlag Justus Perthes, Gotha 1933

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