Johann Ludwig Quandt

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Johann Ludwig Quandt (born September 22, 1801 in Stettin , Pomerania ; † July 7, 1871 in Persanzig near Neustettin , Pomerania) was a German superintendent and historian .

Life

The evangelical clergyman Johann Ludwig Quandt was a well-known pulpit speaker in his day. He came from an old Königsberg bourgeois family and was a descendant of the Königsberg court preacher Johann Jakob Quandt . The son of a Prussian NCO visited u. a. Until the age of 14 the city school in Greifenhagen , later the United Royal and City High School in Stettin. From 1820 he studied theology at the University of Berlin , where he completed the first exam in December 1823 and the second in April 1824.

He was ordained on July 5, 1824 and was given a pastor's position in Hasenfier , Synod Ratzebuhr ( Western Pomerania ). At the same time, in July 1824, he married Charlotte Luise Stoltenburg († March 16, 1856 in Persanzig), the daughter of a brewer and distiller from the Unterwiek in Stettin. She was a highly educated woman who supported her husband in his scientific research.

In 1836 Quandt came to Rügenwalde (Western Pomerania) as superintendent and was pastor at the Marienkirche there . In 1849 he was transferred back to Persanzig, where he was superintendent to serve four churches and oversee ten schools.

As a sideline, he worked as a historian, primarily in the field of Pomeranian history. His most important publications are his contributions to the Baltic Studies . He was appointed co-editor of supplementary volumes to the history of the von Kleist family, begun by Gustav Kratz . Until the end of his life he had been the leader of the Lutheran conference in Koslin .

At the beginning of July 1871 Quandt died of a heart condition. Quandt had eight daughters, only five of whom survived their father. One daughter was the writer Clara Quandt (1841-1919).

Publications (selection)

  • About the losses of the Pomeranian coast to the Baltic Sea . In: Baltic Studies , Volume 4, Issue 2, Stettin 1835, pp. 1–7 ( Online, Google ).
  • Chronological remarks and corrections to Pomeranian documents : In: Baltic Studies , Volume 10, Issue 1, Stettin 1844, pp. 139–178 ( Online, Google ).
  • Bishop Otto's first trip to Pomerania. Localities. Chronology . In: Baltic Studies , Volume 10, Issue 2, Stettin 1844, pp. 121-136 ( Online, Google ).
  • Waldemar and Knut's military campaigns in the Wendenland. Chronology and localities. In: Baltic Studies , Volume 10, Issue 2, pp. 137–182 ( Online, Google ).
  • The borders of the country of Massow in 1269. Location of the Pezik and Camenz castles. Dreger 182.440. In: Baltic Studies , Volume 10, Issue 2, Stettin 1844, pp. 163–172 ( Online, Google ).
  • Addendum to the chronological remarks in the Baltic Studies X, no. 1, p. 138 ff. In: Baltic Studies , Volume 10, Issue 2, pp. 173–174 ( Online, Google ).
  • The regional divisions in Pomerania . In: Baltic Studies , Volume 11, Issue 2, Stettin 1845, pp. 118–142 ( Online, Google ).
  • Szczecin as Burstaborg and Sczecino . In: Baltic Studies , Volume 12, Issue 2, Stettin 1846, pp. 185–195 ( Online, Google ).
  • The land on the Net and the Neumark, as they were owned and lost by Pomerania . In: Baltic Studies , Volume 15, Issue 1, Stettin 1853, pp. 165–204 ( Online, Google ).
  • Pomeranian eastern borders . In: Baltic Studies , Volume 15, Issue 1, Stettin 1853, pp. 204–223 ( Online, Google ).
  • East Pomerania, its princes, princely state divisions and districts . In: Baltic Studies , Volume 16, Issue 1, Stettin 1856, pp. 97–156 ( Online, Google ) and Volume 16, Issue 2, Stettin 1857, pp. 41–72 ( Online, Google ).
  • On the prehistory of the Pomorans . In: Baltic Studies , Volume 22, Stettin 1868, pp. 121–213 ( Online, Google ).
  • The Liutizen and Obdriten . In: Baltic Studies , Volume 22, Stettin 1868, pp. 214–347 ( Online, Google ).
  • Szczecin in Wendish times . In: Baltic Studies , Volume 23, Stettin 1869, pp. 116–142 ( Online, Google ).
  • Colberg and old town in Wendish times . In: Baltic Studies , Volume 23, Stettin 1869, pp. 143–158 ( Online, Google ).
  • Origin of the Baltic Wends : In: Baltic Studies , Volume 24, Stettin 1872, pp. 1–64 ( E-Copy ).

See also : Web links (below): 'Baltic Studies from 1832 - Overall Index with all of Quandt's essays'.

literature

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Elisabeth Friedrichs: The German-speaking women writers of the 18th and 19th centuries . A lexicon. Repertories on the history of German literature, Verlagbuchhandlung J. Metzler, Stuttgart 1981, ISBN 3476004562 and ISBN 9783476004567 . ( Digitized version )
  2. ↑ Old Prussian monthly , Verlag Thomas & Oppermann, 1879, page 629. ( digitized version )
  3. ↑ Gustav Kratz , Ludwig Quandt, George Adalbert von Mülverstedt , Wilhelm Stettin: History of the von Kleist family , 1873 ( digital ; PDF; 4.7 MB)
  4. ↑ Eberhard Sauer: The nobility during the settlement of East Pomerania , dissertation at the University of Göttingen (1937), Stettin 1939. ( excerpt )

Web links

personal data
SURNAME Quandt, Johann Ludwig
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Quandt, Ludwig
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Protestant clergyman and Pomeranian historian
DATE OF BIRTH September 22, 1801
PLACE OF BIRTH Szczecin , Pomerania
DATE OF DEATH July 7, 1871
Place of death Persanzig near Neustettin , Pomerania