Franz Mone

Franz Josef Mone ( born May 12, 1796 in Mingolsheim, † March 12, 1871 in Karlsruhe ) was a Baden archivist and historian.

Family

Mones Rudolphus grandfather came from the Netherlands, was there a citizen and businessman ( civis et Mercator) and was still called " Van Moon" or " van Mohnen " this was later Germanized in Mone. The father of Franz Josef Mone was Johann Josef Mohnen (* 1765 in Mingolsheim, † 1840 in Mingolsheim ), a merchant and farmer, was from 1795 to 1798 and from 1806 to 1817 the local governor of Mingolsheim. His mother was Anna Maria Christmas from Mingolsheim (* 1774 in Mingolsheim; † 1835 ibid.).

Life

Franz Josef was born on 12 May 1796 in Mingolsheim as " Monee ". From 1814 to 1816 he enrolled as Money, later only Mone. He was the first of twelve children, six of his siblings already died in infancy. When Franz Josef was three months old, his mother was forced to flee with him before Moreau's troops which invaded Bruhrain and Kraichgau in July, 1796.

The gifted boy enjoyed his first teaching from 1806 to 1808 in Kislau at the Education Institute of W. Wittmer, which was set up after Pestalozzi's method. Subsequently, he attended from 1808 to 1812 the Bruchsal high school in the Wilderich road. After that he went for two years to Rastatt and was Lyceist. He studied from 1814 to 1816 at the Reformed by Baron Sigismund von Reitsenstein University of Heidelberg philology, and history At this time he was in Heidelberg member of the Corps Suevia. On May 7, 1817, he habilitated in 1818 and secretary of the University Library in 1819 and 1822 associate professor of history and director of the University Library in 1825. On October 5, 1820 Franz Josef Mone married in Ubstadt warning Sophia King, a daughter of Bruchsal domain manager Anton warning king and the ( native in Bruchsal ) Anna Maria Bellossa. This was Mone -law of the lawyer Leopold August warning king. From the marriage of Franz Josef Mone with Sophia warning king had six children:

In 1827 he accepted an appointment as Professor of Statistics and Policy at the State University in Leuven, but lost by the Belgian revolution in 1830 his place, went to Karlsruhe and was from 1830 to 1836 director and editor of the newspaper Karlsruhe. From 1835, he was director of the Privy Council on Archives and Badische General State Archives in Karlsruhe.

Mones work and merit was the redesign of the General State Archives ( 1835-1860 ) from the three-part archives (House Archive, State Archive and State Archive ( " Land Registry " ) ) in an academic institution. The books library of the archive he has greatly enriched with the limited resources of 400 guilders and designed to a scientific library. In 1840 he was appointed curator of ancient buildings in Baden and Oberbaurat Heinrich Pretty for inspecting those buildings in historic and artistic ways. The result of this investigation was submitted a report on the monuments in the Grand Duchy of Baden, Mone on 14 September 1841. His predecessor at the Karlsruhe archive was Karl Georg Dümge. With Dümge also worked on study trips together for the MGH. His successor as director in 1868 by Karl Roth Schreckenstein. Council on Archives in Karlsruhe was 1854-1872 Joseph Bader.

At the foundation of the " Badische Society for sugar production " ( sugar factory in Waghaeusel ) 1836 Mone played a leading role. As its president, he signed the first shares his own hands.

Franz Josef Mone was regarded as a kind of universal genius. This is still controversial today.

Honors

  • The community bathroom Mingolsheim honored Mones memory by naming a street with his name. The Monestraße begins with the number "1" on his native house on the market square, is the extension of the Hammer City Road and extends after a left turn to Brahms road.
  • The Mingolsheimer special school bears the name " Franz- Josef- Mone - school".

Works

As editor

  • Indicator for customer of the German past. Organ of the Germanic Museum. Nuremberg in 1835 to about 1839. Together with Hans and from Aufseß.
  • Journal of the History of the Upper Rhine, a total of 21 volumes.
  • Sourcebook for Baden country's history. Karlsruhe 1845-67, four volumes.
  • Latin hymns of the Middle Ages. Three volumes. Aalen. Scientia, 1964 reprint of the edition Freiburg im Breisgau: 1853.

Monographs

  • Mone De Francisci Josephi emendanda Ratione Grammaticae Germanicae Libellus, accedunt Excerpta ALIQUA e codicibus Palatinis. Heidelberg 1816
  • History and Description of Speyer. Speyer: Osswald 1817
  • Introduction to the Nibelungen Lied to school and self- use. Heidelberg, 1818
  • History of paganism in northern Europe, 2 vols, as part 6 of Friedrich Creuzer symbolism.

Friedrich Heinrich von der Hagen and Johann Gustav Büsching (ed.), German poems of the Middle Ages:

  • Bd: 1: Otnit. Berlin: Reimer, 1821.
  • Vol 2: The Book of Heroes in the original language. Gudrun. Biterolf and Dietlieb. The large rose garden. Kaspars by the Roen Book of Heroes: Otnit, Wolf Dietrich. 1820
  • Friedrich Creuzer symbolism and mythology of ancient peoples especially the Greeks. With an overview of the history of paganism in northern Europe by Franz Joseph Mone. Leipzig; Darmstadt: Leske 1822
  • Théorie de la statistique. Trad. et augm. par Émile Tandel. Louvain 1834
  • Theory of statistics. Heidelberg: Oswald undated
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