Johann Ludolph
Forchhammer

* 12.10.1764 Rabenkirchen
+ 13.07.1810 Tondern
Margarethe Elisabeth
Wiggers
WEITER: 46
Johann Georg
Forchhammer


* 26.07.1794 Husum
+ 14.12.1865 Kopenhagen

Professor für Geologie und Mineralogie in Kopenhagen, Pionier der dänischen Geologie
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1. Kinder mit Louise Fugl (oo 19.04.1791):

Johannes Georg
Forchhammer

* 20.03.1827 Kopenhagen
+ 19.07.1909 Kopenhagen
Anna Margrethe
Forchhammer
* 1830
+ 1836
Nicolai
Forchhammer
* 19.02.1831
+ 1831


2. Kinder mit Emilie Mariane Fugl (oo 19.02.1832):

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1911 Encyclopedia:"Danish mineralc::ist and geologist, was born at Husum, Schleswig, on the 24th of July 1794, and died at Copenhagen on the 14th of December 1865. After studying at Kiel and Copenhagen from 18,5 to 1818, he joined Qersted and Lauritz Esmarch in their mineralogical exploration of Bornholm, and took a considerable share in the labours of the expedition. In 1820 he obtained his doctor�s degree by a chemical treatise Dc mangano, and immediately after set out on a journey through England, Scotland and the Faeroe Islands. In 1823 he was appointed lecturer at Copenhagen University on chemistry and mineralogy; in 1829 he obtained a similar post in the newly established polytechnic school; and in f831 he was appointed professor of mineralogy in the university, and in 1848 became curator of the geological museum. From 1835 to 1837 he made many contributions to the geological survey of Denmark. On the death of H. C. Oersted in 1851, he succeeded him as director of the polytechnic school and secretary of the Academy of Sciences. In 1850 he began with J. Steenstrup and Worsaae various anthropological publications which gained a high reputation. As a public instructor Forchhammer held a high place and contributed potently to the progress of his favourite studies in his native country. He interested himself in such practical questions as the introduction of gas into Copenhagen, the establishment of the fire-brigade at Rosenberg and the boring of artesian wells.
.......Among his more important works are-�---Loerebog i. de enkelte Radicalers Chemi (1842); Danmarks geognostiske Forhold (1835); Om de Bornholmske Kulformationer (1836); Dit myere Kridt 1 Danmark (1847); Bidrag �til Skildringen of Danmarks geographiske Forhol.d (1858). A list of his contributions to scientific periodicals, Danish, English and German, will be found in the Catalogue of Scientific Papers published by the Royal Society of London. One of the most interesting and most recent is � On the Constitution of Sea Water at Different Depths and in Different Latitudes,� in the Proceedings of the Roy. Soc. xii. (1862-1863)."



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