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Joh. Sam. Ferdinand Blumröder (1793-1878)

Johann Samuel Ferdinand [first] Blumröder (Born July 27, 1793 in Gillersdorf, † October 31, 1878 in Erfurt) was an Evangelical Lutheran clergyman and politician in the Principality of Schwarzburg-Sondshausen.

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Johann Samuel Ferdinand Blumröder was the son of the pastor and consistory assessor Heinrich Ludwig Christian Blumröder (1745–1815) in Gillersdorf [2] and his second wife Johanna Helena Sophia Friederica born Reinhardt (1766–1817). On October 29, 1820, Ferdinand Blumröder married Marianne Charlotte Kritz (born September 26, 1796 in Leipzig, † July 19, 1879 in Erfurt), the daughter of the Ober-Hofgericht-Protonotar Christian Wilhelm Kritz.

After visiting the lyceum in Arnstadt from 1806 to 1813 [3] and the study of theology in Jena (1813-1814) [4] and Leipzig (1814–1815) he initially worked as a house teacher and teacher in various positions before becoming a pastor in the Blackburg Oelze and Masserberg from 1820. [5] From 1829, Blumröder was a pastor in Marlishausen with a branch in the south -facing Hausen. In October 1870, he was appointed a consistory assessor in October 1870. [6] After his
Emeritus on April 1, 1871 [7] he moved to Erfurt. [first]

He founded one in 1838 Toddler in Marlishausen and thus one of the oldest kindergartens in a rural area, which still exists today. This “storage” was equipped and preserved by the municipality; However, she was dependent on external help in the first few years, which was particularly donated by the Princess mother Caroline in Arnstadt. [8] The facility was recognized by Prince Günther Friedrich Carl as a model for the whole country. [9] Blumröder also worked on the subject. [ten]

Blumröder was a member of the scholar of the Upper rule in the first state parliament of the Principality in 1843. He was a liberal member and also belonged to the next state parliament until 1850. From 1849 to 1850 he was the state parliament director (President of the Landtag).

  • The custody institution for small children. Ferred, Leipzig 1840. [11]
  • The children’s custody institutions. In: General indicator and national newspaper of the Germans from March 25, 1843, Column 1051-1054 .
  • Kindergartens. In: General indicator and national newspaper of the Germans from June 27, 1844, Column 2241-2243 .
  • Two Pentecost sermons. Kept in 1849. Eupel, Sondershausen 1849. [twelfth]
  • Thuringian Pastor Book, Volume 2: Principality of Schwarzburg-Sonershausen. 1997. ISBN 3768641481. S. 92f.
  • Jochen Lengemann (cooperation: Karl-Heinz Becker, Jens Beger, Christa Hirschler, Andrea Ziegenhardt): Landtag and regional representation of Schwarzburg-Sondershausen 1843–1923. Biographical manual. 1998. ISBN 3437353683 (short biography Blumröder p. 152f.; Genealogical graphic p. 315.) [13]
  • Lothar Buff: Johann Samuel Ferdinand Blumröder (1793–1878) – The most important son of our place -. In: Official Journal of the Großbreitenbach administrative community 24th year, No. 7 of July 12, 2013, p. 14. PDF .
  1. ↑ a b He was listed as “Ferdinand Blumröder” in the address books of Erfurt: address book 1871 S. 71 ; 1878 S. 32 .
  2. ↑ Heinrich Ludwig Christian was a son of the pharmacist Johann Hartmann Blumröder (1704–1786) and his wife Rosimunde Christine born Oppermann. The officer and writer August Blumröder (* 1776) was Ferdinand’s cousin. (( History of the Ludolf-Ludloff family. [Von Rudolf Friedrich Ludloff.] o. O., o. J. [Coburg 1910.] S. 105 .)
  3. ↑ Abitur 1813: List of the Arnstadt high school graduates S. 14 .
  4. ↑ Enrolled on May 30, 1813 ( Matricel of the University of Jena 1801-1854, S. 65 ).
  5. ↑ See his call from Oelze in Arnstadt government and intelligence sheet of July 31, 1824, S. 134 .
  6. ↑ The German. Sonderhäuser Zeitung 1870 No. 127 .
  7. ↑ The German 1871 No. 43 .
  8. ↑ Privileged Arnstadt government and intelligence sheet from June 16, 1838, S. 118 , and from May 11, 1839, P. 87f. .
  9. ↑ Princely blackb. Government and intelligence sheet from March 21, 1840, S. 89f. .
  10. ↑ In Fröbel’s online brief edition there are two letters addressed to “Pastor Blum (s) Röder in Marlishausen” (incorrectly cataloged under “August Blumröder”) by 1847 and 1848 . The first mentions the essay of 1844.
  11. ↑ Publishing advertisement in General indicator and national newspaper of the Germans from August 7, 1840, Column 2838 .
  12. ↑ Advertising in Privileged Arnstadt government and intelligence sheet from June 30, 1849, S. 233 .
  13. ↑ In the book is not (without justification) Ferdinand , rather Johann Samuel specified as the nickname.

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