Maria married Johanssen, Hugo in UNKNOWN in Germany. Hugo died in Plön, Plon, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Johanssen, Imgard was born in 1901 in Germany; died in DECEASED.
2. Johanssen, Werner was born in 1903 in Germany; died in DECEASED.

Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: Major in Hagenau

Georg married Winkler, Adelheid in UNKNOWN in Germany. Adelheid (daughter of Winkler, Dr Ludwig Joachim and Hohnbaum, Elisabeth Charlotte Caroline) was born on 14 Oct 1854 in Nürnberg, Nürnberg, Bayern, Germany; died in Germany. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• FSID: LK4P-R2L

Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: Physician in Nürnberg

Notes:

Leibarzt in Hildburghausen, 1819 Obermedizinalrat, Begleiter des Herzogs Bernhard und der Herzogin Maria als Badearzt und Mitglied der obersten Meininger Medizinalbehörde.
Schrieb 1816 das Leben seines Schwiegervaters, des als Arzt und Naturforscher hochgeachteten Professors G.G. Hildebrand-Erlangen und edierte dessen Lehrbuch der Physiologie in 6. Auflage; ferner 1817 über Lungenschlagfluss, 1826 über das Fortschreiten des Krankheitsprozesses, 1837 über die Pulsation der Oberbauchgegend, 1845 über psychische Gesundheit und Irrsein, sowie über die Heilbarkeit der Lungenschwindsucht nach Ramadges Werk.
Als erster in Deutschland gab er auch mit Dr. Fr. Jahn in Meiningen seit 2830 eine medizinische Zeitschrift, das "Medizinische Konversationsblatt" heraus;
1818 war er Mitbegründer der Dorfzeitung mit Ludwig Nonne
Quelle:
Verein für Sachsen-Meininigsche Geschichte, Band 54, S. 97

Personal physician in Hildburghausen, 1819 senior medical adviser, companion of Duke Bernhard and Duchess Maria as spa doctor and member of the highest Meiningen medical authority. In 1816 he wrote the life of his father-in-law, Professor G.G. Hildebrand-Erlangen and edited the 6th edition of his textbook on physiology; also 1817 on pulmonary stroke flow, 1826 on the progression of the disease process, 1837 on the pulsation of the upper abdominal region, 1845 on mental health and insanity, and on the curability of pulmonary consumption according to Ramadge's work. As the first in Germany, he also performed with Dr. Fr. Jahn in Meiningen since 2830 has published a medical journal, the "Medical Conversation Journal"; In 1818 he was a co-founder of the village newspaper with Ludwig Nonne Source: Association for Saxe-Meininig History, Volume 54, p. 97

Ludwig married Hohnbaum, Elisabeth Charlotte Caroline in 1839 in Germany. Elisabeth (daughter of Hohnbaum, Ernst Friedrich CARL and Hildebrand, Julie Anna) was born in 1817 in Hildburghausen, Hildburghausen, Thüringen, Germany; died in 1885 in Hildburghausen, Hildburghausen, Thüringen, Germany. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• FSID: LK7T-MTJ

Other Events and Attributes:

• Life Event: Hildburghausen, Hildburghausen, Thüringen, Germany; Neurologist

Notes:

They had nine children.

Hohnbaum, Carl
Carl Hohnbaum Chalk drawing by Carl August Keßler

Carl Honbaum (Dr.med)
* 12.01.1780, Coburg
† 17.09.1855, Hildburghausenxxx

Carl Hohnumdezeichnung vxon Carl August Keßlerx

xxxxxxxx Carl Hohnbaum
Chalk drawing by Carl August Keßler

Ophthalmologist, ducal personal physician, senior medical officer, head of the lunatic asylum, specialist writer, writer, folk song collector

He is a son of the Coburg court preacher and later superintendent of Rodach, Christian Hohnbaum. After attending the grammar school in Coburg, he studies medicine in Bamberg, Vienna and Jena and then takes over a medical practice in Rodach. In 1809 he married Julie Hildebrandt, daughter of an Erlangen professor. He moved to Hildburghausen and is in the favor of Duchess Charlotte. He becomes Amtsphysikus in Heldburg, followed by promotions to Hofrat, Physikus and 2nd personal physician, later Obermedizinalrat (personal physician of Duke Friedrich.) After the departure of the court in 1826 Altenburg he enters the service of Duke Bernhard II Erich friend of Saxe-Meiningen -Hildburghausen). As an ophthalmologist, he earns great services. Together with Ferdinand Jahn he is the founder of the first medical journal in Germany ("Medical Conversationsblatt" [1830 - 1832]) and develops into one of the most important medical journalists of his time. Hohnbaum founds the lunatic asylum and becomes her first director.

He is Friedrich Rückert's friend as well as his critical literary advisor. He is mainly concerned with the settlement of Joseph Meyer with his Bibliographic Institute in Hildburghausen in 1828 and later works mainly on medical articles for "Meyer's Conversations Lexicon" . In 1818 he is one of the co-founders of the village newspaper and publishes numerous articles on folk medicine. With Dr. Carl Ludwig Nunner, his father Christian Hohnbaum, HC Jacobi and GL winegrower, he is a cultivated textbook publisher before. The writer Ludwig Köhler calls him "a master of language" . Also to the discovery and salvage of the footprints of the Chirotherium barthii(together with Carl Barth and Dr. Friedrich Sickler) in the quarry of the master builder winegrower, he has merits. He has contacts with the Dark Count couple.

Hohnbaum is one of the important Thuringian-Frankish folk song collectors. The songs are recorded in the collection of Ludwig Erk (including the song "Oh, how is it possible then" on). - His residential building has been today's Schleusinger Straße 1.

Works (selection)

- In total more than 100 medical and journalistic works

- About lung-beat flow ; Erlangen, 1816

- About the progression of the disease process ; Hildburghausen, 1826

- About the pulsation of the upper abdomen area ; Hildburghausen, 1837

- mental health and madness ; Leipzig, 1845

Literature to Carl Hohnbaum

Human, Rudolf Armin: Chronicle of the city Hildburghausen, the diocese and the duchy . - Hildburghausen, 1886. Reprint: Published by: Hans-Jürgen Salier - Hildburghausen, 1999.
Auert, Günter: From the asylum to the clinic Hildburghausen - To the history of the Landesnervenklinik in Hildburghausen. - Self-published, 1991
Heydenreich, Helmut: Life and Work of Carl Hohnbaum . - Munich (inaugural dissertation)

Ernst married Hildebrand, Julie Anna in UNKNOWN in Germany. Julie was born on 3 Mar 1789 in Braunschweig, Braunschweig, Niedersachsen, Germany; died in 1842 in Hildburghausen, Hildburghausen, Thüringen, Germany. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• FSID: LV13-F9P

Notes:

She was the daughter of Professor G Friedrich Hildebrand in Erlangen. She had nine children.