Lina Walther

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Lina Walther , born Henriette Karoline Friederike Möller , (born October 10, 1824 in Erfurt , † November 12, 1907 in Wernigerode ) was a German writer .

Life

She came from the Möller family, who had lived in Erfurt for centuries. Her father was the theologian Johann Friedrich Möller (1789–1861), who was among other things consistorial councilor to the Prussian government in Erfurt and from 1843 general superintendent and first preacher at Magdeburg Cathedral . Since she married Pastor Walther in 1855, she called herself Lina Walther. When her husband took over the pastoral position in Seehausen (Börde) near Magdeburg in 1857 , she moved there with him and was closer to her father again. She spent her old age with her husband, who died several years before her, in Wernigerode am Harz.

The theologian Wilhelm Ernst Möller was her brother.

Works

  • Memories from Wilhelm Appuhn's life. Compiled from his notes , 1885
  • All kinds of educators. A story for the people . Edited by the Christian Association in Northern Germany. 1892
  • The woman marquise. A time picture from Erfurt's past , 1892
  • Mayor Benjamin Lieberkühn. A picture of life from Halberstadt's past , 1896
  • The adjunct of Oldenhausen. A story from the 18th century , 1898
  • From my youth , 1901
  • Great-grandfather Möller , 1904

literature

  • Hugo Hoffmann: Lina Walther . In: Historical Commission for the Province of Saxony and for Anhalt (Hrsg.): Mitteldeutsche Lebensbilder. 2. Volume Pictures of 19th Century Life. Self-published, Magdeburg 1927, pp. 313-335.

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personal data
SURNAME Walther, Lina
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Möller, Henriette Karoline Friederike (maiden name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German writer
DATE OF BIRTH October 10, 1824
PLACE OF BIRTH Erfurt
DATE OF DEATH November 12, 1907
Place of death Wernigerode