Blaettermann, Dr. George W. L.L.D. (P45632)
- Id
- P45632
- Last
- Blaettermann
- First
- George
- Middle
- W.
- Prefix
- Dr.
- Suffix
- L.L.D.
- Alternative Names
- -
- Display name
- -
- Birth year
- 1782
- Birth month
- 4
- Birth day
- 4
- Death year
- 1850
- Death month
- 1
- Death day
- 1
- Name source note
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First prof. of Modern Languages. Jean L. Cooper
- Person types
- faculty, relation of other, parent of student
- Reason for leaving
- -
- Recorded race
- -
- Race
- foreign-born white
- Race source note
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Born in Thuringia, Germany.
- Sources
- Chairman's Journals Session 9 (1832-1833), Jean L. Cooper Students at the Uni. of Virginia
- Note
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#jfm6n Dr. George W. Blaettermann, L. L. D., first professor of Modern Languages (not to be confused with his adopted son, his wife's nephew, Dr. George Walter Clements Blaetterman). #jfm6n Chairman's Journals June 25, 1833 mention his boys playing violin, and teaching a "negro" "boy" to play.
- Places
- Albemarle County, Virginia (PL5392) (place of death), Thuringia, Germany (PL8929) (place of birth), Pavilion IV (PL8450) (UVa residence), Limestone (PL8930) (home)
- Person courses
- -
- Person corporate bodies
- University of Virginia (Faculty (Modern Languages)) (1825-1840), French Government (Commissary Officer) (1812-)
- Name as recorded
- -
- Place as recorded
- -
- School as recorded
- -
- Years as recorded
- -
- Other as recorded
- -
- Name status
- -
- Vetted
- Bio sketch
- Cooper link
- https://uvastudents.wordpress.com/2011/10/22/george-walter-clements-blatterman-3-aug-1820-23-mar-1912/
- References
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- Merge history
