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Grave of Christian Friedrich Philipp Hohnbaum

Grave of Christian Friedrich Philipp Hohnbaum Location in the cemetery

Grave of Christian Friedrich Philipp Hohnbaum

1847

Location in the cemetery


Teacher of the English language Father of: Hohnbaum, Ernst Christian Gottfried, Jeweler, gold and silver worker, * 6. 2. 1837 Nuremberg - † around 1905 Nuremberg. Son of Friedrich Christian Philipp, English teacher. ∞ Nbg.-Wöhrd 22.9.1861 Julia Christiane Dorothea (* 6.9.1839), daughter of Johann Kothe, merchant in Cologne, children. 1852-14.8.1855 apprenticeship with Joseph Lendle. On 30.10.1862 he was sworn in as a master and received a new license; in 1884 he appeared in the files when the goldsmiths' guild was founded. He trained two apprentices: N. Haupert (from 1865); Karl Stoll (from 1867). In 1861 he lived in Gärten b. Wöhrd No. 168 (Sulzbacher Straße), 1870 in p. 563 (Bindergasse 17/Theresienstraße 26). In 1904 he was also referred to as a master appraiser. Lit.: Sichling, 1870; Stockbauer, 1893; Goldschmiedekunst, 2007 No. 375. Exhibit.: 1882/5. (quoted from the Nuremberg Artists' Lexicon, edited by Manfred H. Grieb)Feedback geben

Location: Nuremberg, Johannisfriedhof, grave number: 331

Design: Wild, Johann Benedict

Realization: Wild, Johann Benedict

photoTheo Noll

Grave of Christian Friedrich Philipp Hohnbaum

Grave of Christian Friedrich Philipp Hohnbaum

1847


Teacher of the English language Father of: Hohnbaum, Ernst Christian Gottfried, Jeweler, gold and silver worker, * 6. 2. 1837 Nuremberg - † around 1905 Nuremberg. Son of Friedrich Christian Philipp, English teacher. ∞ Nbg.-Wöhrd 22.9.1861 Julia Christiane Dorothea (* 6.9.1839), daughter of Johann Kothe, merchant in Cologne, children. 1852-14.8.1855 apprenticeship with Joseph Lendle. On 30.10.1862 he was sworn in as a master and received a new license; in 1884 he appeared in the files when the goldsmiths' guild was founded. He trained two apprentices: N. Haupert (from 1865); Karl Stoll (from 1867). In 1861 he lived in Gärten b. Wöhrd No. 168 (Sulzbacher Straße), 1870 in p. 563 (Bindergasse 17/Theresienstraße 26). In 1904 he was also referred to as a master appraiser. Lit.: Sichling, 1870; Stockbauer, 1893; Goldschmiedekunst, 2007 No. 375. Exhibit.: 1882/5. (quoted from the Nuremberg Artists' Lexicon, edited by Manfred H. Grieb)Feedback geben

Location: Nuremberg, Johannisfriedhof, grave number: 331

Design: Wild, Johann Benedict

Realization: Wild, Johann Benedict

photo 2023, Theo Noll

Grave of Christian Friedrich Philipp Hohnbaum Detailed view

Grave of Christian Friedrich Philipp Hohnbaum

1847

Detailed view


Teacher of the English language Father of: Hohnbaum, Ernst Christian Gottfried, Jeweler, gold and silver worker, * 6. 2. 1837 Nuremberg - † around 1905 Nuremberg. Son of Friedrich Christian Philipp, English teacher. ∞ Nbg.-Wöhrd 22.9.1861 Julia Christiane Dorothea (* 6.9.1839), daughter of Johann Kothe, merchant in Cologne, children. 1852-14.8.1855 apprenticeship with Joseph Lendle. On 30.10.1862 he was sworn in as a master and received a new license; in 1884 he appeared in the files when the goldsmiths' guild was founded. He trained two apprentices: N. Haupert (from 1865); Karl Stoll (from 1867). In 1861 he lived in Gärten b. Wöhrd No. 168 (Sulzbacher Straße), 1870 in p. 563 (Bindergasse 17/Theresienstraße 26). In 1904 he was also referred to as a master appraiser. Lit.: Sichling, 1870; Stockbauer, 1893; Goldschmiedekunst, 2007 No. 375. Exhibit.: 1882/5. (quoted from the Nuremberg Artists' Lexicon, edited by Manfred H. Grieb)Feedback geben

Location: Nuremberg, Johannisfriedhof, grave number: 331

Design: Wild, Johann Benedict

Realization: Wild, Johann Benedict

photo 2023, Theo Noll

Grave of Christian Friedrich Philipp Hohnbaum Wait the great teacher Death and God above / Wait for the great teacher, death and God above

Grave of Christian Friedrich Philipp Hohnbaum

1847

Wait the great teacher Death and God above / Wait for the great teacher, death and God above


Teacher of the English language Father of: Hohnbaum, Ernst Christian Gottfried, Jeweler, gold and silver worker, * 6. 2. 1837 Nuremberg - † around 1905 Nuremberg. Son of Friedrich Christian Philipp, English teacher. ∞ Nbg.-Wöhrd 22.9.1861 Julia Christiane Dorothea (* 6.9.1839), daughter of Johann Kothe, merchant in Cologne, children. 1852-14.8.1855 apprenticeship with Joseph Lendle. On 30.10.1862 he was sworn in as a master and received a new license; in 1884 he appeared in the files when the goldsmiths' guild was founded. He trained two apprentices: N. Haupert (from 1865); Karl Stoll (from 1867). In 1861 he lived in Gärten b. Wöhrd No. 168 (Sulzbacher Straße), 1870 in p. 563 (Bindergasse 17/Theresienstraße 26). In 1904 he was also referred to as a master appraiser. Lit.: Sichling, 1870; Stockbauer, 1893; Goldschmiedekunst, 2007 No. 375. Exhibit.: 1882/5. (quoted from the Nuremberg Artists' Lexicon, edited by Manfred H. Grieb)Feedback geben

Location: Nuremberg, Johannisfriedhof, grave number: 331

Design: Wild, Johann Benedict

Realization: Wild, Johann Benedict

photo 2023, Theo Noll

Grave of Christian Friedrich Philipp Hohnbaum Detail view with date of death

Grave of Christian Friedrich Philipp Hohnbaum

1847

Detail view with date of death


Teacher of the English language Father of: Hohnbaum, Ernst Christian Gottfried, Jeweler, gold and silver worker, * 6. 2. 1837 Nuremberg - † around 1905 Nuremberg. Son of Friedrich Christian Philipp, English teacher. ∞ Nbg.-Wöhrd 22.9.1861 Julia Christiane Dorothea (* 6.9.1839), daughter of Johann Kothe, merchant in Cologne, children. 1852-14.8.1855 apprenticeship with Joseph Lendle. On 30.10.1862 he was sworn in as a master and received a new license; in 1884 he appeared in the files when the goldsmiths' guild was founded. He trained two apprentices: N. Haupert (from 1865); Karl Stoll (from 1867). In 1861 he lived in Gärten b. Wöhrd No. 168 (Sulzbacher Straße), 1870 in p. 563 (Bindergasse 17/Theresienstraße 26). In 1904 he was also referred to as a master appraiser. Lit.: Sichling, 1870; Stockbauer, 1893; Goldschmiedekunst, 2007 No. 375. Exhibit.: 1882/5. (quoted from the Nuremberg Artists' Lexicon, edited by Manfred H. Grieb)Feedback geben

Location: Nuremberg, Johannisfriedhof, grave number: 331

Design: Wild, Johann Benedict

Realization: Wild, Johann Benedict

photo 2023, Theo Noll

Grave of Christian Friedrich Philipp Hohnbaum Detail view: Death takes the deceased by the arm

Grave of Christian Friedrich Philipp Hohnbaum

1847

Detail view: Death takes the deceased by the arm


Teacher of the English language Father of: Hohnbaum, Ernst Christian Gottfried, Jeweler, gold and silver worker, * 6. 2. 1837 Nuremberg - † around 1905 Nuremberg. Son of Friedrich Christian Philipp, English teacher. ∞ Nbg.-Wöhrd 22.9.1861 Julia Christiane Dorothea (* 6.9.1839), daughter of Johann Kothe, merchant in Cologne, children. 1852-14.8.1855 apprenticeship with Joseph Lendle. On 30.10.1862 he was sworn in as a master and received a new license; in 1884 he appeared in the files when the goldsmiths' guild was founded. He trained two apprentices: N. Haupert (from 1865); Karl Stoll (from 1867). In 1861 he lived in Gärten b. Wöhrd No. 168 (Sulzbacher Straße), 1870 in p. 563 (Bindergasse 17/Theresienstraße 26). In 1904 he was also referred to as a master appraiser. Lit.: Sichling, 1870; Stockbauer, 1893; Goldschmiedekunst, 2007 No. 375. Exhibit.: 1882/5. (quoted from the Nuremberg Artists' Lexicon, edited by Manfred H. Grieb)Feedback geben

Location: Nuremberg, Johannisfriedhof, grave number: 331

Design: Wild, Johann Benedict

Realization: Wild, Johann Benedict

photo 2023, Theo Noll

Grave of Christian Friedrich Philipp Hohnbaum Detailed view

Grave of Christian Friedrich Philipp Hohnbaum

1847

Detailed view


Teacher of the English language Father of: Hohnbaum, Ernst Christian Gottfried, Jeweler, gold and silver worker, * 6. 2. 1837 Nuremberg - † around 1905 Nuremberg. Son of Friedrich Christian Philipp, English teacher. ∞ Nbg.-Wöhrd 22.9.1861 Julia Christiane Dorothea (* 6.9.1839), daughter of Johann Kothe, merchant in Cologne, children. 1852-14.8.1855 apprenticeship with Joseph Lendle. On 30.10.1862 he was sworn in as a master and received a new license; in 1884 he appeared in the files when the goldsmiths' guild was founded. He trained two apprentices: N. Haupert (from 1865); Karl Stoll (from 1867). In 1861 he lived in Gärten b. Wöhrd No. 168 (Sulzbacher Straße), 1870 in p. 563 (Bindergasse 17/Theresienstraße 26). In 1904 he was also referred to as a master appraiser. Lit.: Sichling, 1870; Stockbauer, 1893; Goldschmiedekunst, 2007 No. 375. Exhibit.: 1882/5. (quoted from the Nuremberg Artists' Lexicon, edited by Manfred H. Grieb)Feedback geben

Location: Nuremberg, Johannisfriedhof, grave number: 331

Design: Wild, Johann Benedict

Realization: Wild, Johann Benedict

photo 2023, Theo Noll

Grave of Christian Friedrich Philipp Hohnbaum - Dedicated in memory by his wife -

Grave of Christian Friedrich Philipp Hohnbaum

1847

- Dedicated in memory by his wife -


Teacher of the English language Father of: Hohnbaum, Ernst Christian Gottfried, Jeweler, gold and silver worker, * 6. 2. 1837 Nuremberg - † around 1905 Nuremberg. Son of Friedrich Christian Philipp, English teacher. ∞ Nbg.-Wöhrd 22.9.1861 Julia Christiane Dorothea (* 6.9.1839), daughter of Johann Kothe, merchant in Cologne, children. 1852-14.8.1855 apprenticeship with Joseph Lendle. On 30.10.1862 he was sworn in as a master and received a new license; in 1884 he appeared in the files when the goldsmiths' guild was founded. He trained two apprentices: N. Haupert (from 1865); Karl Stoll (from 1867). In 1861 he lived in Gärten b. Wöhrd No. 168 (Sulzbacher Straße), 1870 in p. 563 (Bindergasse 17/Theresienstraße 26). In 1904 he was also referred to as a master appraiser. Lit.: Sichling, 1870; Stockbauer, 1893; Goldschmiedekunst, 2007 No. 375. Exhibit.: 1882/5. (quoted from the Nuremberg Artists' Lexicon, edited by Manfred H. Grieb)Feedback geben

Location: Nuremberg, Johannisfriedhof, grave number: 331

Design: Wild, Johann Benedict

Realization: Wild, Johann Benedict

photo 2023, Theo Noll

Grave of Christian Friedrich Philipp Hohnbaum Detail view with date of death

Grave of Christian Friedrich Philipp Hohnbaum

1847

Detail view with date of death


Teacher of the English language Father of: Hohnbaum, Ernst Christian Gottfried, Jeweler, gold and silver worker, * 6. 2. 1837 Nuremberg - † around 1905 Nuremberg. Son of Friedrich Christian Philipp, English teacher. ∞ Nbg.-Wöhrd 22.9.1861 Julia Christiane Dorothea (* 6.9.1839), daughter of Johann Kothe, merchant in Cologne, children. 1852-14.8.1855 apprenticeship with Joseph Lendle. On 30.10.1862 he was sworn in as a master and received a new license; in 1884 he appeared in the files when the goldsmiths' guild was founded. He trained two apprentices: N. Haupert (from 1865); Karl Stoll (from 1867). In 1861 he lived in Gärten b. Wöhrd No. 168 (Sulzbacher Straße), 1870 in p. 563 (Bindergasse 17/Theresienstraße 26). In 1904 he was also referred to as a master appraiser. Lit.: Sichling, 1870; Stockbauer, 1893; Goldschmiedekunst, 2007 No. 375. Exhibit.: 1882/5. (quoted from the Nuremberg Artists' Lexicon, edited by Manfred H. Grieb)Feedback geben

Location: Nuremberg, Johannisfriedhof, grave number: 331

Design: Wild, Johann Benedict

Realization: Wild, Johann Benedict

photo 2023, Theo Noll

Grave of Christian Friedrich Philipp Hohnbaum Artist signature

Grave of Christian Friedrich Philipp Hohnbaum

1847

Artist signature


Teacher of the English language Father of: Hohnbaum, Ernst Christian Gottfried, Jeweler, gold and silver worker, * 6. 2. 1837 Nuremberg - † around 1905 Nuremberg. Son of Friedrich Christian Philipp, English teacher. ∞ Nbg.-Wöhrd 22.9.1861 Julia Christiane Dorothea (* 6.9.1839), daughter of Johann Kothe, merchant in Cologne, children. 1852-14.8.1855 apprenticeship with Joseph Lendle. On 30.10.1862 he was sworn in as a master and received a new license; in 1884 he appeared in the files when the goldsmiths' guild was founded. He trained two apprentices: N. Haupert (from 1865); Karl Stoll (from 1867). In 1861 he lived in Gärten b. Wöhrd No. 168 (Sulzbacher Straße), 1870 in p. 563 (Bindergasse 17/Theresienstraße 26). In 1904 he was also referred to as a master appraiser. Lit.: Sichling, 1870; Stockbauer, 1893; Goldschmiedekunst, 2007 No. 375. Exhibit.: 1882/5. (quoted from the Nuremberg Artists' Lexicon, edited by Manfred H. Grieb)Feedback geben

Location: Nuremberg, Johannisfriedhof, grave number: 331

Design: Wild, Johann Benedict

Realization: Wild, Johann Benedict

photo 2023, Theo Noll

Grave of Christian Friedrich Philipp Hohnbaum Artist signature

Grave of Christian Friedrich Philipp Hohnbaum

1847

Artist signature


Teacher of the English language Father of: Hohnbaum, Ernst Christian Gottfried, Jeweler, gold and silver worker, * 6. 2. 1837 Nuremberg - † around 1905 Nuremberg. Son of Friedrich Christian Philipp, English teacher. ∞ Nbg.-Wöhrd 22.9.1861 Julia Christiane Dorothea (* 6.9.1839), daughter of Johann Kothe, merchant in Cologne, children. 1852-14.8.1855 apprenticeship with Joseph Lendle. On 30.10.1862 he was sworn in as a master and received a new license; in 1884 he appeared in the files when the goldsmiths' guild was founded. He trained two apprentices: N. Haupert (from 1865); Karl Stoll (from 1867). In 1861 he lived in Gärten b. Wöhrd No. 168 (Sulzbacher Straße), 1870 in p. 563 (Bindergasse 17/Theresienstraße 26). In 1904 he was also referred to as a master appraiser. Lit.: Sichling, 1870; Stockbauer, 1893; Goldschmiedekunst, 2007 No. 375. Exhibit.: 1882/5. (quoted from the Nuremberg Artists' Lexicon, edited by Manfred H. Grieb)Feedback geben

Location: Nuremberg, Johannisfriedhof, grave number: 331

Design: Wild, Johann Benedict

Realization: Wild, Johann Benedict

photo 2023, Theo Noll

Johann Benedict
Wild

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