Johann Gottlieb Glier

hab mal eben in taxe, die 13. ausgabe, reingeschaut. Familie aus Markneukirchen 18. u. 19. jahrhundert.
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Johann Gottlieb Glier

* July 29th, 1777 in Markneukirchen
+ January 20, 1840 in Untersachsenberg

In 1799 the brass-windhorn instrumentmaker Johann Gottlieb Glier [see remarks below] of Markneukirchen moves to Untersachsenberg (Klingenthal). It is assumed, that he was the lone maker of metal windhorns in Klingenthal for almost two decades. His sons learnt the craft from him and traded the windhorns of the fathers workshop on their sales trips to Prussia and Mecklenburg. Due to the chronicler Wolf [3; page 48] the workshop of Glier "... produced all kinds of this instruments and all brass instrumentmakers of that time had their training there". Out of this beginning the handicraft production of metall windinstruments developed and spreaded throughout the entire region of Klingenthal. This production always stood in the shadows of the Markneukirchen and Graslitz production. The industrial production in Klingenthal ended when the branch of the Vogtlaendischen Musikinstrumentenfabrik GmbH moved to Markneukirchen in 1994.

Whether Gliers are living in Cincinnati (Ohio), Warsaw or Moscow, they all have Johann Gottlieb Glier as their common ancestor.

Johann Gottlieb's sons also went on journeys to Prussia and Mecklenburg and they already prepared the trade for the instruments produced by the fathers workshop. After the death of the windhornmaker and musical instrumenttrader in 1840 his sons took over the tradition.

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