Johannes Enschedé IV

Johannes Enschedé IV (20 November 1811 in Haarlem –16 August 1878 in Haarlem) was a Haarlem newspaper editor and printer.

Johannes IV Enschede (1811-1878) (Johan Heinrich Neuman)

Biography

He was the great great grandson of the founder of the Joh. Enschedé company, and the son of Johannes Enschedé III. He studied law in Leiden and returned to become partner in the family company. On 29 November 1849 in Paris he married Mathilda Amelie Lambert, (Mortefontaine, 11 June 1827 – Haarlem, 2 October 1855) the daughter of John Lambert and Charlotte Robertine Mirandolle. From this marriage was born on 26 August 1851 a son: Johannes Enschedé V. Remarried in Amsterdam on 11 November 1858 with Henriette Jacqueline Mirandolle (The Hague, 31 August 1826 –Haarlem, 12 September 1900) daughter of Mr. Charles François Mirandolle and Georgine Antoinette van der Tuuk.

gollark: Probably not, just add a rule talking about how the existing processing rules map to batch tasks.
gollark: What? No, probably not, you would just wait 150 minutes.
gollark: I mean more like being able to queue up batch operations on furnaces/mines or something, so you can say "process 10 clay into 10 brick" and your stuff will be busy for 150 minutes.
gollark: Hmm, perhaps. Maybe a thing where you can queue a bunch of actions to run in a batch?
gollark: Some offense, but this honestly seems like a bad mobile game where you have to constantly log in to collect resources and stuff, but you also have to manually handle the rules too.

References
    • Het huis Enschedé 1703-1953, Joh. Enschedé en Zonen, Haarlem 1953
    • Enschede aan het Klokhuisplein, (Dutch), by Just Enschede, De Vrieseborch, Haarlem, 1991, ISBN 9060763416
    • Catalogue de la bibliothèque (manuscrits, ouvrages xylographiques, incunables, ouvrages d'estampes, livres curieux et rares) formée pendant le 18e siècle par Messieurs Izaak, Iohannes et le Dr. Iohannes Enschedé, sale catalog for the auction of Enschedé III's collection by Frederik Muller and Martinus Nijhoff, 9 December 1867; version on Google books
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