Frederik Conrad Bugge Treschow
Early life and education
Treshow was born in Copenhagen, the son of clerk in chatolkassen Andreas Treshow (1794–1846) and Anna Maria Wendel (l) (1797–1864).
Treshow was in 1854 employed at Holmen, first as a copyist and from 1861 as a clerk. He was appointed as overkrigskommissær in 1869. In 1891 he was appointed as head of the Royal Dockyard's accounting department, a position otherwise reserved for a navel officer. His brother-in-law, justitsråd Erichsen, who was editor of hof- og statskalenderen, introduced him to statistical publications. He published Postadressebog for Kongeriget Danmark in 1869. New editions were published in 1877, 1883 and 1890.[1]
Honors
He was appointed as Overkrigskommissær in 1869 and was awarded the Order of the Dannebrog in 1877.
gollark: Also with niceties like string channels and dumping of junk like reply channels.
gollark: It's a thing allowing messages to be sent over websockets via a server without modems and stuff.
gollark: Also that the logs feature may be out of scope a bit.
gollark: Mostly the problem's that the commands all have results which are mostly useless (making it a bit annoying to implement), that I want to start making the server bit P2P, and that I'm not really sure if there are any useful features it's missing.
gollark: CBOR soon.
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