Carl Julius Polch gedenksteen

Carl Julius Polch
* 06.02.1821 rk Trier + 05.10.1896 Aachen
Occupation: Chief Forester
Christoph Carl Julius Polch
[Lüth] [AachenCasino] N ° 533, Carl Julius Polch, Royal Chief Forestry Master, * 06.02.1821 in Trier, son of the royal chief accountant Josias Polch and Anna von Fritsch, was married to Bertha Müller, daughter of the Judicial Council Franz Joseph Müller from Cologne and Marianne Kannengießer.
On October 31, 1893, he celebrated his 50th anniversary in the Royal Prussian Forest Service.
[Marriage certificate] Cologne Nr.1856 / 129, his marriage on 01.03.1856 with Hubertine Maria Müller, Christoph Carl Julius Polch, forest inspector, 35 years old, * Trier, residing in Aachen, son of the Josien Polch, who lives at Trier, Government Chief Cashier, and Anna Maria Fritsch. To the Christian memory of the Royal Oberforstmeister a. D. Karl Julius Polch, owner of the Rothen Eagle Order II. Kl. And the Royal Crown Order II. Kl. The homecoming was born to Trier on 06.02.1821 and married on 01.03.1856 with Bertha Müller, who after a life of more than forty years, the dear husband was snatched away by death on Monday, 05.10.1896. For over half a century the faint-hearted man has worked in all his various posts, in the forestry administration, in the service of the state and for the good of his fellow-men with all faithfulness and best results, as much appreciated by the superiors as by the subordinates. Thus, his work has repeatedly found by the very highest point the due Ankerkennung, by on the occasion of his 50th anniversary of service on 31.10.1893, by the Rothen Eagle Order II. Kl. With oak leaves, and in his made on 01.04.1896 leaving his position as chief forester at the government of Aachen, was awarded by the Royal Crown Order II. Kl. A faithful servant of the state, the dormant man was also a good son of the church, who, in his enlightened sensibility, was all dear and dear to him through his agreeable unpretentiousness, as well as his courteous kindness and cordial goodness. As in his life, the deceased, even during his protracted illness, was an exalted example to his own, bearing his suffering with calm calm and without any complaint.
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