Johann Jakob Haltiner

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Johann Jakob Haltiner (* 1728 ; † June 26, 1800 ) was a Swiss master builder from Altstätten .

Haltiner learned his trade as the first journeyman from Hans Ulrich Grubenmann in Teufen . He marries Barbara Zürcher, the daughter of Grubenmann's sister. One son from this marriage is the builder Hans Ulrich Haltiner (1755–1814).

His works include the churches of Opfikon , the Reformed Church of Kloten , the Catholic Church in Altstätten , Hemberg , Flawil , the Reformed Church in Horgen , the Reformed Church of Bauma , the secular building of the Rössli inn in Mogelsberg , and in 1772 the Reburg, Altstätten.

The idea of ​​erecting a monument to the church builder in Horgen was not implemented, but the only known portrait of Haltiner resulted from it.

literature

  • Paul Kläui : History of the community of Horgen . Horgen 1952
  • Reformed church maintenance Horgen (ed.): History of the ref. Horgen parish . Horgen 1983

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Reformed church maintenance Horgen (ed.) : History of the ref. Kirchgemeinde Horgen, Horgen 1983, p. 42
  2. ^ Thomas Fuchs: Haltiner, Hans Ulrich. In: Historisches Lexikon der Schweiz ., Accessed on December 6, 2018
  3. ^ Reformed church maintenance Horgen (ed.) : History of the ref. Kirchgemeinde Horgen, Horgen 1983, p. 57
personal data
SURNAME Haltiner, Johann Jakob
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Swiss builder
DATE OF BIRTH 1728
DATE OF DEATH June 26, 1800