Anton Johann Ernst Lautz
Anton Johann Ernst Lautz (* 12. October 1749 in Worms , † 3. July 1833 in Mosbach ) was of Nassau-Usingen bailiff in Usingen and Privy Councilor .
Lautz was the son of the town clerk in Worms Johann Christoph Lautz (1706–1776) and his wife Henrica (Henriette) Dorothea nee Graf (1717–1797). Lautz, who was a Protestant denomination, married Ernestina Catharina nee Nöll, the daughter of a consistorial councilor and inspector in Wiesbaden. The marriage resulted in two sons (Ferdinand Christoph (1778-1802) and Karl Wilhelm August (1781-1804)), both of whom died young. The eldest daughter Marie Dorothea Christine (1781–1838) married Karl Wilhelm Becker, the second daughter Friederike Wilhelmine (1786–1809) married government director Lange.
Lautz became Princely Nassau-Usingen Government Secretary in Wiesbaden. In 1783 he was appointed bailiff in the Usingen office. In 1803 he became a councilor in Wiesbaden in 1803, where he was promoted to the ducal Nassau secret council on June 5, 1806 . From 1809 he was a directing councilor at the Lehenhof in Wiesbaden before he retired on January 11, 1819. After a few years he moved to Mosbach to live with his son-in-law Becker. He was the administrator of the Weißesche and Lautz family scholarships and created a complete family tree of the Lautz family.
literature
- Max Ziemer, The Lautz family of lawyers from Nassau. Compiled from old family papers. In: Der Uhrturm H. 21, October 1937, pp. 411-417.
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| SURNAME | Lautz, Anton Johann Ernst |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Bailiff in Usingen, Nassau government councilor |
| DATE OF BIRTH | October 12, 1749 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Worms |
| DATE OF DEATH | July 3, 1833 |
| Place of death | Mosbach |