Lehrer? LEHRER!

Liebe (Lehrer-)-Forscher,

alle Interessenten, die nach Informationen aus meinem "Verzeichnis der Seminaristen der Lehrerseminare
Kl. Dexen und Pr. Eylau" gefragt haben, hätte ich noch einmal den folgenden Tip geben sollen:

Bibliothek für Bildungsgeschichtliche Forschung (www.bbf.dipf.de).

Dort gibt es eine Datenbank mit Informationen zu Lehrern. (Mehr als in meinem Verzeichnis!)

Bei Fragen bitte melden.

Gruß
Günter Höffken

Hallo Herr Höffken,

Vielen Dank für den Hinweis!! Es waren 4x Steppuhn dabei. Die Informationen
sind oft sehr ausführlich. Es lohnt sich da hinein zu sehen.

Liebe Grüße
Regina Berkemeyer

Is there someone who can tell me in English how to find this reference? I'm searching for someone who went to the Teachers' School in Pr. Eylau.

Thank you!!

Mona

Good mornung Mona,

for whom are you looking? Tell me his name and I will look, wether I can find him in the list "Pr. Eylau -
teachers school"

With kind regards
G�nter H�ffken

G�nter H�ffken wrote:

Good mornung Mona,

for whom are you looking? Tell me his name and I will look, wether I can find him in the list "Pr. Eylau -
teachers school"

With kind regards
G�nter H�ffken

Viele dank, G�nter!

I'm looking for Gustav SCHURDEL, who was born in 1840, and attended school in Pr. Eylau from 1858 to 1861.

His father Martin SCHURDEL attended there from 1836 to 1838. This is from a history written by Gustav Schurdel in about 1902. I'm looking for confirmation of this, and for any other information that might be available.

SCHURDEL is a very rare family name, so if you find any other reference to that name, I'd be pleased to know about it.

Thanks so much!

Hello Mona,

I found the following facts:

Gustav Ernst SCHURDEL, he was born on 25 th August 1840 in Stegen / Pr. Holland he started in the
teacher-school Pr. Eylau 25. October 1858; he got a scholarship by the king in October 1859; his
examination was on the 2. and 3. October 1861; he became the 2 nd teacher in D�BERN.
His father was Martin Schurdel, he was a teacher in PODWANGEN.

That's what I found.

Greetings
G�nter H�ffken