Johann Nicolaus Pele

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Johann Nicolaus Pele (* around 1725 in Groß Trebbow ( Mecklenburg ); † November 29, 1790 in Gadebusch ) was a German university professor .

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Johann Nicolaus Pele was born around 1725 as the son of Groß Trebbower pastor Ulrich Matthias Pele (1689–1743), who had been married to Margarethe Eleonore Christine Frieling (1705–1733) since 1723. He studied at the University of Rostock from April 1745 , was a respondent from 1747 and was awarded a doctorate in 1750 with the thesis “De Concvrsv Adscendentiv Et Collateralivm, In Svccessione Fevdali”. iur. PhD. In 1751 he was appointed ducal professor of rights / Codex at the law faculty and was appointed a member of the ducal consistory. Under Duke Friedrich (Mecklenburg) , Pele was vice-rector of the university in the summer semester of 1752 .

Johann Nicolaus Pele was engaged to Wendula Katharina Schmidt, the eldest daughter of the government councilor Johann Peter Schmidt , but is said to have lost his mind around 1756. From 1754 he was no longer listed in the course catalogs and was relieved of his post in 1756 due to mental illness. He then lived in Ribnitz and finally in Gadebusch.

literature

  • Paul Falkenberg : The professors of the University of Rostock from 1600 to 1900. Manuscript, Rostock around 1900.

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Gustav Willgeroth : The Mecklenburg-Schwerin Parishes since the Thirty Years' War: with comments on the previous pastors since the Reformation. Volume 2, self-published, Wismar 1925, p. 1081.
  2. ^ Entry on Johann Nicolaus Pele in the Rostock matriculation portal
personal data
SURNAME Pele, Johann Nicolaus
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Pele, Johann Nikolaus
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German university professor
DATE OF BIRTH around 1725
PLACE OF BIRTH Gross Trebbow ( Mecklenburg )
DATE OF DEATH November 29, 1790
Place of death Gadebusch