Johann Hermann van Hees

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Johann Hermann van Hees (* 1737 ; † 1828 ) was a German pharmacist and founder of several pharmacies .

Life and work

Deer Pharmacy (2009)

Johann Hermann van Hees came from Wesel and passed his pharmacist examination in 1766 before the Consilium Medicum of the Duchy of Berg in Düsseldorf . Thereupon he received a license for the first pharmacy in Barmen from the Düsseldorf government in 1766 . In the same year he moved to Barmen to open his first pharmacy there; the deer pharmacy in Unterbarmen . Johann Hermann van Hees became very successful over the next few years. With his two sons Friedrich van Hees and Hermann van Hees, he opened a number of other pharmacies in the rapidly growing Barmen; 1778 Swan Pharmacy , 1799 Löwenapotheke , and 11 years later, in 1810, the Eagle Pharmacy in Gemarke . Johann Hermann von Hees' family can be traced back to the Netherlands in the 16th century.

Anna Maria Wisselinck, whose father Anton Wisselinck (1702–1771) was an electoral court painter and had worked as an inspector of the picture gallery and art dealer in Düsseldorf from 1770, was the second wife of Johann Hermann van Hees. The couple's daughter, Susanna Sophia Antoinetta van Hees , became known as a school founder and philanthropist . The physicist and local historian Michael Wiescher wrote about her: "Antoinetta van Hees came ... from a wealthy family with excellent connections to the electoral civil service in Düsseldorf."

Individual evidence

  1. a b c Michael Wiescher: Susanna Sophia Antoinetta van Hees - a school founder in the early 19th century ( free full text on www.docplayer.org ). In: History in Wuppertal (publisher: Bergischer Geschichtsverein Department Wuppertal eV / Wuppertal Historical Center / Wuppertal City Archive), Volume 19 (2010), pp. 88-107.