Sigmund Jacob Haeckher

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Sigmund Jacob Haeckher (born September 3, 1726 in Münzesheim ; † November 17, 1772 in Zweibrücken ) (according to other information † November 27, 1772 in Zweibrücken) was building inspector and professor of geometry and mathematics at the Zweibrücken grammar school .

Haeckher's father was the teacher Johann Dietrich Haeckher.

Haeckher was married to Catharina Mischot, who died on June 5, 1798 in Elmstein ; Children were born in Bergzabern . He worked for various princes as a builder, Renovator and surveyor, first in 1752 as Renovator in Bruchsal for the bishop of Speyer and in the same year as a builder in Kirchheimbolanden for the rule of Nassau-Weilburg , 1762/64 as Peraequator in Bergzabern for the rule Pfalz -Zweibrücken and 1771/72 as building inspector in Zweibrücken. From 1764 to 1767 he drafted the plans for the Trippstadt Palace with the well tunnel for Baron von Hacke . He was also involved in the construction of churches in Heiligenmoschel and Ransweiler , as well as at Rohrbach Castle . From 1771 the "Building Inspector and Geographus" Haeckher taught geometry, trigonometry and civil architecture at the Zweibrücken high school. Two maps of him are known, a wall map of the Wilenstein rule and a partial map of the southern and eastern border areas of the Wilenstein rule.

literature

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b c Kurt Stuck: Herzoglich Zweibrückisches Hofpersonal and other servants , Ludwigshafen / Rhein 1999, ISSN  0171-1512 , p. 66.
  2. ↑ a b Helmut Celim: Trippstadt fountain tunnel or water tunnel? , Trippstadt 2006, chapter 5.2, p. 36f.
  3. ^ Georg Christian Crollius : Westricher Abhandlungen , I, Zweibrücken 1771, p. 63
personal data
SURNAME Haeckher, Sigmund Jacob
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Häckher, Siegmund Jacob
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Architectural director and professor of geometry and mathematics
DATE OF BIRTH September 3, 1726
PLACE OF BIRTH Münzesheim
DATE OF DEATH November 17, 1772
Place of death Zweibrücken