Wilhelm Gottlieb Friedrich Scriba

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Wilhelm Gottlieb Friedrich Scriba (born November 16, 1767 in Nieder-Beerbach ; † May 5, 1830 in Schwickartshausen ) was a German theologian and leisure scientist.

origin

The family name Scriba, the meaning of which is derived from the Latin Scriba = scribe, has been in Germany since the end of the 17th century, first in Westphalia, then mainly in the Landgraviate - later Grand Duchy - Hesse, and there in the Darmstadt district and the one to the north Province of Upper Hesse documented.

Life

Wilhelm Gottlieb Friedrich Scriba was the son of the pastor of Nieder-Beerbach, Moritz Scriba (1734–1799), and his wife Maria Elisabeth, née Katz from Hofheim (probably Hofheim near Goddelau ). The grandfather, Johann Christoph Scriba, had also been a pastor in Nieder-Beerbach. Together with his brother Johann Georg Wilhelm received private and grammar school lessons and studied theology at the University of Giessen from 1787 to 1790 . He then became tutor to his uncle, the pastor Johann Friedrich Scriba (1737–1796) in Ober-Ramstadt . In 1791 he changed to the "Hessische general hospital" in Hofheim as a lecturer. In 1802 he was appointed pastor in Ulrichstein , and in 1812 in the same function in Schwickartshausen.

On the basis of his publications of private research he was accepted as a correspondent in the " Wetterauische Gesellschaft für die Gesamt Natukunde" in 1808 and in 1811 in the "Westphälische Landesculturgesellschaft" .

In 1802 he married Albertine Charlotte, born in Arheilgen . Gebhard. Several sons and daughters came from the marriage, among them the politically active and u. a. with Georg Büchner befriended theology student Eduard Scriba (1808-1837).

Publications (selection)

  • Speech at the change of year 1802. Darmstadt 1802.
  • Speech about the entry of the high allies to Paris on April 24th, 1814, when the thanksgiving festivities recommended in the Grand Ducal Hessian States were given. Printing, Büdingen, Hofbuchdruckerei Andreas Heller, 1814.
  • Abdication speech in the old and inauguration speech in the new churchyard in Schwickartshausen, go on September 24, 1824. Büdingen 1824.

literature

  • Eduard Scriba: Genealogical-geographical overview of the Scriba family. Ludwig Carl Wittich, Darmstadt 1824 ( https://books.google.de/books?id=wAd9MfZ3cvsC ).
  • Biographical-literary lexicon of the writers of the Grand Duchy of Hesse in the first quarter of the nineteenth century. Volume 2: The writers of the year 1843 in partly new communications, partly in continuation of the articles contained in the first section together with the necrologists of the writers of the Grand Duchy of Hesse who died between 1800–1843. Pp. 686-687.
  • For the continuation of the "Genealogical-biographical overview of the Scriba family 1884". Tribe XIV. Wilhelm Gottlieb Friedrich Scriba zu Schwickartshausen , in: Pastor Scriba, Alten-Buseck bei Gie0en (ed.): Correspondence sheet of the Scriba family. Printed as a manuscript for members of the family. 1st volume, No. 2, March 1900, p. 11.

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Scriba, Eduard (1824), p. 3
  2. ^ State and address handbook for the Fürstl. = Hessen-Darmstädtischen Lande also set up for statistical use. Verlag der Invalidenanstalt, Darmstadt 1794, p. 284
  3. ^ Predecessor: Ludwig Christoph Rullmann, 1795–1811; Successor: Johann Jakob Kromm, 1830–1835 ( http://www.bellmuth.info/006_bellmuth.info.pdf )
  4. ↑ https://gedbas.genealogy.net/person/show/1125610747
  5. ↑ HStAD inventory O 59 Scriba No. 24
personal data
SURNAME Scriba, Wilhelm Gottlieb Friedrich
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German theologian
DATE OF BIRTH November 16, 1767
PLACE OF BIRTH Nieder-Beerbach
DATE OF DEATH May 5, 1830
Place of death Schwickartshausen