Talk:Philipp Dessauer

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(* April 5, 1810 Aufenau, † May 10, 1888 Aschaffenburg). He married on 18 November 1864 in Aachen / 19 November 1864 in Aschaffenburg Elisabeth Maria Karoline Vossen (* May 6, 1843 Aachen, Aschaffenburg † March 30, 1920), daughter of Francis Daniel Vossen paint producers (1807-1899) from Liège and the Cöelestine Maria Theresa Louise Vinckenbosch (1820-1896) from Tirlemont . From this union were born 11 children.

Family grave in the town cemetery Aschaffenburg.

He has received numerous awards and honors. In Aschaffenburg newspaper from 1872 states that had the undersigned (municipality) under yesterday's honor, his Honor, Mr. Philipp Dessauer, factory director in: Aschaffenburg, on the occasion of its large and well-known merits inclusion as the first honorary citizen of dam to: submit and this brings pleasure to general knowledge. Dam, 18 November 1872nd Municipality. Bleistein. : Mayor.

The appreciation of his services we can summarize in one word from a high mouth of Aueßerung His Majesty the Emperor (Kaiser)! "This is an excellent man,"

On 19 August 1900 died Commerce Philipp Dessauer after great suffering. He found his final resting place in the family grave in the town cemetery Aschaffenburg.

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With a steam engine (24 hp), 56 smoothing and 16 embossers, two roll printing machines, 15 embossing rollers, a cutting machine, three pumping stations, 75 engraved copper rollers for printing and 56 for pressing, seven cast steel rolls for pressing and multiple color mills began in 1875 production. 1879 was followed by the purchase of four Färbmaschinen and a Friktionskalander for continuous paper, 1888, the acquisition of an additional steam engine (120 hp), three large Friktionskalandern, 18 roller smoothing, a double color machine and a lithographic flatbed press (Report of the Trade and Industrial Chamber of Aschaffenburg and Lower Franconia).

Through his efforts, and with an economic "move" he could in 1875 Alois Dessauer'sche factory Aschaffenburg, Buntpapierfabrik AG Aschaffenburg, the White Paper and Cellulose mill with production facilities in dam and Stock city , as well as the A. Nees and Co. KG Aschaffenburg and Buntpapierfabrik Franz Dahlem and Co. Aschaffenburg out under his leadership to successfully size in the paper industry. In 1880, Philipp Dessauer founder and chairman of the Association of German pulp manufacturers .

Cheers! BD2412 T 18:44, 20 March 2026 (UTC)Reply

As far as I can remember they were from the German article but no references could be found. --Gerda Arendt (talk) 18:54, 20 March 2026 (UTC)Reply