Hans von Reyher
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Karl Reinhold Hans von Reyher, also known as Carl Reinhold Johann von Reyher, or russian Иван Карлович Рейер (* 8. June jul./20. June greg. 1859 in Riga; † 25. November 1932 in Dresden) was a German Doctor and Physician, he got title of a royal Saxon secret medical council. He had was the head Doctor and Director from the Königlichen Mechano-therapeutischen Instituts in Dresden (Germany).
Family[edit]
Karl Reinhold Hans von Reyher came from the tribe of the originally Saxon, middle-class Reyher family, which was ennobled in Tsarist Russia and whose ancestral line goes back to Georgius Reyher (1641-1708). His great-great-grandfather Christoph Reyher (1709-1784) emigrated from Reichenbach in Vogtland to what was then Livonia. His paternal great-grandfather was the merchant and art dealer Peter Christoph Reyher (1742-1828), his grandfather was the court archivist, titular councillor and Knight's Cross bearer Peter Daniel von Reyher (1795-1870).
Hans von Reyher was a son of Karl Christopher von Reyher (* 22 June 1817 in Riga; † 1 January 1890 ibid.), clerk at the Livonian Court, and Maria Helena Mathilde née Ulmann (* 25 November 1822 in Riga; † 6 June 1904 in Dresden), a teacher, daughter of Johann Peter Gottfried Ulmann (* 1786) and his wife Helena Wilhelmine née Badendick (1799-1876). Von Reyher had nine other siblings, eight of whom were brothers:
- Carl Dietrich Christoph von Reyher (1846-1891), surgeon and military physician. His son Wolfgang von Reyher was also a physician.
- Carl Gustav Paul von Reyher (* 1848),
- Carl Max Christopher von Reyher (* 1850),
- Carl Wilhelm Emil von Reyher (* 1852),
- Flora Helene ("Nelly") Mathilde von Reyher (1854-1946) ⚭ 1880 Friedrich Wilhelm Ostwald (1853-1932), chemist, philosopher, and sociologist, Nobel laureate in 1909, five children, including Wolfgang Ostwald and Walter Ostwald.
- Carl Friedrich Otto von Reyher (* 1855),
- Piet von Reyher (1862-1927), writer, in Berlin head of the press archive of the Bund der Landwirte.
- Karl Christoph Leo von Reyher (1864-1936), studied medicine and chemistry, from 1894 head of a steelworks in St. Petersburg, from 1906 at Siemens in Vienna, daughter Ingrid von Reyher.
Hans von Reyher was married to Antonia born: Linke. The couple had five children:
- Mathilde Ignatia Else von Reyher (* November 19, 1888 in Dresden; † October 15, 1950 in Apolda) ⚭ Emil Baron von Maydell (* 1870), mine director in Ullersdorf near Teplitz ( Bohemia ),
- Carola Mathilde Edith von Reyher (* May 30, 1890 in Dresden; † September 26, 1892 ibid,
- Paul Leberecht Hans von Reyher (* December 10, 1893 in Dresden; † September 14, 1971 ibid), a son: Hermann von Reyher,
- Lucie Antonie Margarethe von Reyher (* November 3, 1895 in Dresden; † March 27, 1909 ibid),
- Antonie Ignatia Mathilde von Reyher (* December 9, 1897 in Dresden; † April 27, 1968 ibid). Last lived at Alpenstraße 1 in Dresden.
Awards (not all)[edit]
- 1891: Knight's Cross 1st Class of the Royal Saxon Order of Albrecht
- 1894: Royal Saxon Bronze Carola Medal for helpful charity
- 1895: Princely Schwarzburg-Sondershausen Cross of Honor 2nd Class
- 1895: Knight's Cross 1st Class of the Ducal-Anhalt General Order of Albrecht the Bear
- 1897: Grand Commander's Cross of the Grand Ducal Mecklenburg Order of the Griffin
- 1897: Commander's Cross of the Imperial Russian Order of Saint Anne
- 1897: Commander's Cross of the Grand Ducal Tuscan Order of Civil Merit
- 1899: Officer's Cross of the Royal Saxon Order of Albrecht
- 1901: Commander's Cross of the Grand Ducal Oldenburg Order of Merit
- 1901: Star to the Commander's Cross of the Grand Ducal Tuscan Order of Civil Merit
- 1909: Star to the Commander's Cross of the Grand Ducal Oldenburg Order of Merit
Sources[edit]
- Karl Reinhold Hans von Reyher, record on the homepade of the Baltic Historical Commission
- Arend von Berkholz: Album fratrum Rigensum (1823-1910), A Contribution to Baltic Personal History, Riga 1910, p. 253
- Genealogy from: Karl Reinhold Hans von Reyher on Geni
Web links[edit]
- Detailed curriculum vitae in the Stadtwiki Dresden
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