Peter Ludwig Hendreich

Peter Ludwig Hendreich (born February 12, 1673 in Berlin , † August 1725 in Frankfurt (Oder) ) was a Kurbrandenburg librarian , court preacher at the Reformed Court Church in Potsdam , professor at the Alma Mater Viadrina .

Life

Origin and family

Peter Ludwig was the second son of the Gdansk- born professor of history at the Alma Mater Viadrina Christoph Hendreich († 1700). In 1699 he married Marie Amalie Ursinus (* 1682; † after 1710), daughter of the court preacher Benjamin Ursinus .

Career

After he had devoted himself to his studies for two years, he was after a recommendation by his father in 1692 by Elector Friedrich III. employed as librarian at the Royal Library of Berlin . As such, he is mentioned in Berlin address books from 1704 until his death . From 1697 he was second cathedral preacher at Hallesches Dom , but in 1700 he became court preacher in Potsdam. In 1722 he was finally appointed professor at the University of Frankfurt / Oder .

In 1706 Hendreich received the title of Dr. theol.

literature

Friedrich Wilken : History of the Royal Library in Berlin. Duncker & Humblot , Berlin 1828, p. 177, no.11.
Martin Gabriel: The Reformed Congregations in Central Germany: History and Constitution of a Confessional Minority in the 18th Century and After (= Unio and Confessio Vol. 5). Luther-Verlag, Witten 1973, p. 312f.

Individual evidence

↑ Serapeum , No. 17, Leipzig 1868, pp. 258–266.
^ Marianne Taatz-Jacobi: Desired Harmony: The founding of the Friedrichs-Universität Halle as an instrument of Brandenburg-Prussian denominational politics - motives, procedures, myth (1680-1713) , Walter de Gruyter GmbH & Co KG , Berlin 2014, p. 443, EN 483.
^ Lothar Noack: Mark Brandenburg 1640-1713 , Walter de Gruyter GmbH & Co KG, Berlin 2001, pp. 58, 522, 526 and 539

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personal data
SURNAME	Hendreich, Peter Ludwig
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	Kurbrandenburg librarian, court preacher in Potsdam, professor in Frankfurt / Oder
DATE OF BIRTH	February 12, 1673
PLACE OF BIRTH	Berlin
DATE OF DEATH	August 1725
Place of death	Frankfurt (Oder)

[1] Serapeum , No. 17, Leipzig 1868, pp. 258–266.

[2] Marianne Taatz-Jacobi: Desired Harmony: The founding of the Friedrichs-Universität Halle as an instrument of Brandenburg-Prussian denominational politics - motives, procedures, myth (1680-1713) , Walter de Gruyter GmbH & Co KG , Berlin 2014, p. 443, EN 483.

[3] Lothar Noack: Mark Brandenburg 1640-1713 , Walter de Gruyter GmbH & Co KG, Berlin 2001, pp. 58, 522, 526 and 539