Franck, Michael, son of Sebastian Franck, merchant at Schleusingen, was born at Schleusingen, March 16, 1609. At the Gymnasium of his native town he made good progress, but at his father's death it was found possible only to give his brothers Sebastian and Peter a university education. Michael was accordingly apprenticed to a baker, and in 1628 became a master baker at Schleusingen. Reduced to poverty by the sufferings of war, he fled in 1640 to Coburg, was there kindly received by one of the master bakers, and in 1644, somewhat unexpectedly, was appointed master of the lower classes in the town school. He died at Coburg Sept. 24, 1667 (Koch, iii. 435-441; Allg. Deutsche Biog. , vii. 259-260).
He was a friend of Dach and Neumark; was in… Go to person page >
Display Title: O how cheating, O how fleeting are our days departingFirst Line: O how cheating, O how fleeting are our days departingAuthor: John Bowring; Michael FranckDate: 1833
Display Title: O how cheating, O how fleeting are our days departingFirst Line: O how cheating, O how fleeting are our days departingAuthor: John Bowring; Michael FranckDate: 1852
Display Title: O how cheating, O how fleeting are our days departingFirst Line: O how cheating, O how fleeting are our days departingAuthor: Michael FranckDate: 1872
Display Title: O how cheating, O how fleeting are our days departingFirst Line: O how cheating, O how fleeting are our days departingAuthor: Michael FranckDate: 1859
Display Title: O how cheating, O how fleeting are our days departingFirst Line: O how cheating, O how fleeting are our days departingAuthor: Michael FranckDate: 1871
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