Born: July 13, 1767, Tecklenburg, Westphalia.
Baptized: July 22, 1767, Tecklenburg.
Died: April 4, 1845, Bremen, Germany.
Buried: Location unknown, but his funeral was in Bremen, April 10, 1845.
Friedrich was the son of lawyer and Tecklenburg mayor Friedrich Jakob Krummacher.
In 1786 he entered the University of Lingen (since 1819 ranked as a Gymnasium), and in 1787 that of Halle.
After concluding his theological studies in 1789, he was for some time tutor in the family of Senator Meyer in Bremen.
[He] was then appointed, in 1790, Conrector of the Gymnasium at Hamm, and in 1793 Rector of the Gymnasium at Mors…
In the end of 1800 he became Professor of Theology and Eloquence at the Reformed University of Duisburg.
When, after the battle of Jena (Oct. 14, 1806), Duisburg was taken from Prussia, the salaries of the professors ceased, but Krummacher lectured on till his audience consisted of one student.
He was then, in the autumn of 1807, appointed pastor of Kettwig, on the Ruhr; in 1812 Chief Court Preacher and General Superintendent at Bernburg; and finally, in 1824, he became chief pastor of the St. Ansgarius Church at Bremen.
By reason of growing infirmities he resigned his charge in June, 1843.
Julian, pp. 633–34
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