Julius Adolph August Schottländer

From Lars Menk document: Julius Adolph August Schottlaender, [Hebrew: "Joél ben Raw Jacob"] * August 28, 1815 Berlin (Lutheran baptized 10 Mar 1831 in St. Nikolai, Berlin), † July 1, 1874 in St.Petersburg (Russia). - He learned at a pharmacy in Berlin, made chemical experiments and presented, among others. Refreshments ago. Pharmacist, chemist; Owner of a chem. Factory ". Julius Scotchman & Comp", Berlin, Premise: Oranienburgerstr.18.F. (1841-44), Johannesstr.3a. (1844; is no longer in Berlin since 1846). In 1845 he went to Estonia, where he attempts operation on the estate of Theodor v. Schwebs family in Oak Grove for sugar from beets, but did not lead to satisfactory results. In 1849 he moved to St. Petersburg u. Took over the executive management of the factories of the British company "Wm. Miller & Co." in St. Petersburg: the Nevsky Stearin u. Soap Factory (Addr .: the Director house on the Neva) u. Founded 1862 Kalinkin Brewery Company in St. Petersburg. In 1867 he went to Moscow to the merged with the Nevskij Stearinfabrik "Gesellschaft f. Manufacturing v. Stearin, soap and olein" to modernize, then he reorganized by 'Wm. Miller & Co. " Acquired Trechgornyi Brauerei u. the Nielsensche Stearinfabrik. -. U shareholder board member of companies. - He made a fortune, which allowed him to have his children educated abroad. In 1868 he acquired in Nice, Villa Orangini. oo November 2, 1841 in Seesen am Harz: Sophie Philippine Therese Schott, * 5 Nov 1815 in Seesen (Lutheran get .: 16 Mar 1838 in Berlin, St. Nikolai), † November 25, 1887 in Heidelberg, buried in the mountain cemetery - Parents: Benedict Schott (laender) (= 1.1 -. Uncle Julius Schottlaender) & Therese Franck. - After the death of her husband in 1874 she moved to Heidelberg, sold in 1875 their estate in Nice and acquired a property in Handschuhsheim near Heidelberg (1891 sold) and a villa in the Rohrbacher Str.57 in Heidelberg, which for 40 years focused on the. whole family was.