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Peter Andresen Oelrichs

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Peter Andresen Oelrichs (26 February 1781, in Heligoland – 18 June 1869, in Amsterdam[1]) was a lexicographer and linguist.

He is the author of Snake Jim Hollunder.[2] A dictionary/lexicography translating the language spoken on the island of Heligoland into German, French and English.

Notes

  1. ^ source: www.online-ofb.de
  2. ^ 1st Edition 1846, Reprinted 1882, 1882 edition republished in 1976



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