Ziegler, J. (Johannes), 1842-1907

LC control no.	no2020004863
Descriptive conventions	rda
Personal name heading	Ziegler, J. (Johannes), 1842-1907 *Browse this term in* LC Authorities or the LC Catalog
Variant(s)	Ziegler, Johannes, 1842-1907 Ziegler, I.
Birth date	1842-03-25T16:00:00
Death date	1907-09-04T07:00:00
Place of birth	Heubach (Baden-Württemberg, Germany)
Place of death	Wilhelmsdorf (Baden-Württemberg, Germany)
Field of activity	Education Local government
Affiliation	Zieglersche Anstalten
Profession or occupation	Educators Authors Civic leaders
Special note	Predominant usage (based on records in WorldCat and KVK) appears to be initial only. Since I and J are sometimes indistinguishable in Fraktur, various cataloging agencies have filled out Ziegler's initial in other ways, including Immanuel, Jean and Johann.
Found in	"Ja, -- men", 1897 : cover (I. Ziegler) title page (af J. Ziegler, institutbestyrer i Wilhelmsdorf, Würtemberg, oversat fra tysk efter originalens 4de oplag) Wikipedia, viewed 7 Jan 2020 (In 1873 Johannes Ziegler (1842-1907) took over as director of the Wilhelmsdorf Knabeninstitut from his father-in-law August Friedrich Osswald; Ziegler served as a teacher, supervisor, director and housefather at the institute, as well as a community leader (Ortsvorsteher) of Wilhelmsdorf; he died 4 Sep 1907) <https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Die_Zieglerschen> Site of Die Zieglerschen, viewed 7 Jan 2020 (In 1864 Johannes Ziegler (1842-1907), from Heubach unter dem Rosenstein, near Schwäbisch Gmünd, arrived in Wilhelmsdorf as a teacher, and spent the rest of his life there; he served in the deaf and dumb institution as assistant to the headmaster August Friedrich Osswald, whose daughter he married; in 1873 Ziegler succeeded his father-in-law as head of both the Taubstummenanstalt and Knabeninstitut; he died 4 Sep 1907; although he had no children, he considered his students his "sons"; he was considered a reformist, an innovative pedagogue, a gifted leader, and an influential preacher and writer.) <https://www.zieglersche.de/geschichte#timeline> DNB authority record, viewed 7 Jan 2020 (Johannes Ziegler, pedagogue, born 1842 in Heubach, Ostalbkreis, died 1907 in Wilhelmsdorf, Landkreis Ravensburg; Director of the Taubstummenanstalt in Wilhelmsdorf 1873-1907; other name: J. Ziegler) <http://d-nb.info/gnd/13948793X> Baptism records of Heubach, Baden-Württemberg, on FHL microfilm 1340271 : (Johannes Ziegler was born in Heubach 25 Mar 1842 at 4pm and baptized there 27 Mar 1842, son of Johann Casbar Ziegler and Carolina Heinle) Death records of Wilhelmsdorf, Baden-Württemberg, on FHL microfilm 1195659 : (Johannes Ziegler, community leader (Vorsteher der Gemeinde), director of the Knabeninstitut and the Taubstummenanstalt, died in Wilhelmsdorf 4 Sep 1907 at 7am at the age of 65 years and 5 months, and was buried there 6 Sep 1907) Bibliographisches Bulletin der Schweiz : Zweiter Jahrgang, Nro 4, April 1902, page 134 (Ziegler, J[ulius]. Meines Sohnes <<Ja, -- aber.>> Beantwortet für meine Söhne, von J. Ziegler, Direktor in Wilhelmsdorf) <https://hdl.handle.net/2027/uc1.b5099586?urlappend=%3Bseq=140> Klotz, A. Kinder- und Jugendliteratur in Deutschland 1840-1950 : Band 5, page 330, under Ziegler, Julius, 8590/3 (Meines Sohnes >>Ja, -- aber<<. Beantwortet für meine Söhne; other titles attributed to this author: Grüne Blätter für meine Söhne aus unserem Knabeninstitut; Ein Königskind, erzählt für meine Söhne; Wer bist Du, mein Sohn?)
Associated language	ger