Hans Ditmar Frederik Feddersen

Hans Ditmar Frederik (Fritz) Feddersen (2 July 1805 – 12 May 1863) was a Danish civil servant and politician.

[1] On 23 December 1842, Feddersen became a member (kommiteret) of General-Toldkammer- og kommercekollegiet's 3rd Department.

In 1850, in London, he managed to secure a large state loan that the Second Schleswig War had necessitated on very favourable conditions.

The same year, he was installed as acting mayor and chief of police in Schlesvig, and as director of the Institute for the Deaf and Mute.

[1] On 5 December 1840 in Frederiksberg, Feddersen married Ingeborg Cathrine Johanne (Hanne) Jensine Deegen (1816–1853), daughter of Chief Legal Officer (justitsdirektør) of the Supreme Court Colbjørn D. (1778–1830) and Anne Eleonore Margrethe Lemming (1793–1866).

He married a second time on 20 March 1858 in Copenhagen to Nanna Felicia Augusta Bilsted (1820–1889), daughter of d. af lawyer and later Attorney General Hans Billested (1774–1830) and Anna Dorothea Munthe af Morgenstierne (1784–1837).

Her first marriage to Michael Conrad Fabritius de Tengnagel (1811–49) had left her in the possession of Petersgaard at Vordingborg.