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  Listing last updated on 11 Nov 2022.
Germany
L. Wilhelm Hinner (October 13, 1868 Endersdorf, Silesia - April 9, 1930)

[From By Any Other Name, March 2018, p. 2:] Wilhelm August Hinner was born on 13 October 1868 in the small village of Endersdorf near Breslau in Silesia as one of at least four siblings. Although both his father and grandfather were gamekeepers, Wilhelm Hinner decided to become a gardener. During his apprenticeship, Hinner worked in Switzerland, Italy and France. Correspondance in the 1950s between Hinner’s descendants and Meilland’s indicate that Hinner, when in France, worked at Meilland’s nursery. Possibly it was then that Hinner developed his preference for rose breeding. Returning from France circa 1888 he settled in Trier.....the Welter & Hinner nursery ceased business in 1901, and Hinner started his own nursery. But it did not flourish, and in 1906 Wilhelm was again working as an employee, this time at the Philipp Geduldig rose nursery at Aachen.....In 1908 Hinner left the Geduldig nursery to again establish one of his own, this time at a village called Lohausen, today a suburb of the city of Düsseldorf....Wilhelm August Hinner died on 9 April 1930.

[From Roll Call: The Old Rose Breeder, by Brent C. Dickerson, p. 235:] Wilhelm Hinner
1900: Trier [Treves], Germany
1910: Lohausen-Düsseldorf, Germany

Walter Hinner was employed at Peter Lambert's nursery in 1897, then set up with Nicola Welter in 1900/01 (Welter & Hinner). Hinner left in 1901 to establish his own nursery, but is seen in 1906 again as an employee of Geduldig at Aachen. In 1908, he established himself again at Lohausen near Düsseldorf. The nursery continued until the mid 20s. [From: "Early Rose Breeding in Germany" by Harald Enders, 2005]
 
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