Alexander von Padberg

Peter Adam Alexander August (from) Padberg (nobility since 1876 * 18th December 1832 in Münster ; † 27. September 1912 in Hildesheim ) was a Prussian Regierungsrat in Magdeburg and author.

Life

The father Adam Gottlieb Carl Padberg (1796–1866) came from Küstelberg , the mother was Marie Luise Busch (1798–1863). The brother Gustav (1837-1891) became court marshal in Coburg and was also ennobled.

Alexander Padberg became a first lieutenant in the Prussian army and trained as a lawyer. In 1861 he was a government trainee and published two works on the constitution in Prussian provinces. By 1874 at the latest, Padberg was a royal Prussian councilor in Magdeburg. On January 11, 1876, he was raised to the Prussian nobility.

Alexander von Padberg was married three times and had fourteen children.

Publications

Alexander von Padberg published the writings

• as editor and reviser: August von Haxthausen : The rural constitution in the provinces of East and West Prussia ( The rural constitution in the individual provinces of the Prussian monarchy. Volume 1) , Königsberg, 1861 (based on a text from 1839), digitized

• As author: The rural constitution in the province of Pomerania ( The rural constitution in the provinces of the Prussian monarchy. Volume 2 ), Stettin 1861
• The primary school in relation to church and state , 1869
• House sayings and inscriptions in Germany, Austria and Switzerland , 1895, reprinted in 2016, digitized
• Hundred riddles , Frankfurt a. O. 1895, reprint 2019 digitized
• Woman and Man, Attempts on Origin, Nature and Value , 1897

Web links

• Writings by August von Padberg (and other authors) in WorldCat
• Alexander von Padberg Biographical information

Individual evidence

1. ^ Padberg-Küstelberg heraldry coat of arms, 7th section