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Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi

1746 to 1827 5 documented presences 3 places

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Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi (12 January 1746 – 17 February 1827) was a Swiss pedagogue and educational reformer who exemplified Romanticism in his approach.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi was documented, and when

12 January 1746exact date
Zürichattested “Pestalozzi was born on 12 January 1746, in Zürich, Switzerland.” source: Wikipedia: Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi
12 January 1746exact date
Bruggattested “May they now find peace to which I am going forever." The inscription on Pestalozzi's grave reads: Heinrich Pestalozzi: born in Zurich January 12, 1746 died in Brugg February 17, 1827 Saviour of the Poor on the Neuhof.” source: Wikipedia: Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi
1801year
Burgdorf, Switzerlandattested “In 1801 Pestalozzi's son, Jean-Jacques, died at the age of 31, but his daughter-in-law and grandchild, Gottlieb, moved from Neuhof to Burgdorf to live at the institute.” source: Wikipedia: Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi
June 1804month
Burgdorf, Switzerlandattested “Pestalozzi received offers to establish his institute in other towns, but ultimately he decided to accept the Government's offer and, in June 1804, Pestalozzi's work in Burgdorf ended.” source: Wikipedia: Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi
15 February 1827exact date
Bruggattested “He became sick on 15 February 1827, and died two days later in Brugg on 17 February 1827.” source: Wikipedia: Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi

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Places Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi is documented in

Brugg2 presences · 1746 to 1827
Burgdorf, Switzerland2 presences · 1801 to 1804
Zürich1 presence · 1746

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In each of these, a source puts Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi and the place in the same dated sentence without stating that Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi was there. They are kept apart from the timeline above for exactly that reason: a mention is not a presence, and Quo Fuit does not quietly promote one into the other.

1769year
Zürichmentioned “He obtained financial support from a Zürich banker, bought more land and, in 1769, he married Anna Schulthess.” source: Wikipedia: Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi
1794year
Leipzigmentioned “In 1794 Pestalozzi visited his sister in Leipzig.” source: Wikipedia: Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi
1797year
Baselmentioned “His wife was often ill, and in 1797 his son returned home from his apprenticeship in Basel in a similar state of health.” source: Wikipedia: Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi
1798year
Switzerlandmentioned “Political changes were taking place, and when serfdom was abolished in Switzerland in 1798, Pestalozzi decided to become an educator.” source: Wikipedia: Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi
October 1800month
Burgdorf, Switzerlandmentioned “Fueled by his success, in October 1800 Pestalozzi decided to open another school in Burgdorf, the "Educational Institute for the Children of the Middle Classes", in the Burgdorf Castle.” source: Wikipedia: Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi
October 1800month
Burgdorf Castlementioned “Fueled by his success, in October 1800 Pestalozzi decided to open another school in Burgdorf, the "Educational Institute for the Children of the Middle Classes", in the Burgdorf Castle.” source: Wikipedia: Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi
1804year
Parismentioned “Pestalozzi had planned a fifth and sixth volume, but the manuscript of the fifth was lost in his 1804 trip to Paris and it is not known if a sixth was ever written.” source: Wikipedia: Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi
July 1805month
Yverdon-les-Bainsmentioned “In July 1805 the institute at Yverdon opened and attracted visitors and pupils from all over Europe.” source: Wikipedia: Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi
1810year
Yverdon-les-Bainsmentioned “Against Schmid's wishes, Pestalozzi agreed, and in 1810 the state commissioners visited Yverdon.” source: Wikipedia: Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi

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