Carl Gemander

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Carl Gemander (born February 16, 1836 in Plawniowitz , Tost district ( Silesia ), † September 18, 1904 in Bad Salzbrunn , buried in Breslau ) was a German administrative lawyer , most recently district administrator of the Rybnik district in Upper Silesia .

Life

His parents were Mathias Gemander (1791–1876), forester at the manor owner Count Ballestrem in Plawniowitz in the Tost-Gleiwitz district , and Magdalene Christiane nee. Kubitz (a) (1795–1869) from Rudnik near Ratibor . His brother Anton Gemander (1822–1889) was the general representative of the zinc king and business leader in Upper Silesia Karl Godulla (1781–1848), his sister Anna Euphemia Gemander (1826–1908) married the royal family in Plawniowitz in 1854. Economist and economic director Julius Heinrich Moritz Lüdke (1817-1892), who together with his brother-in-law Anton Gemander managed the Bujakow estate in the district of Beuthen, which belongs to Karl Godulla .

Carl Gemander was married to Mimi Scheffer. They are the parents of the major of the Reichswehr Karl Anton Mathias Ludwig Gemander († 1942) and the Rittmeister of the Reichswehr Wilhelm Gemander (1883–1945). Both sons were not married and died childless.

Gemander studied law and camera studies at the University of Wroclaw . During his studies he became a member of the Corps Silesia Breslau in 1858 . After completing his studies, Gemander entered the civil service with the government in Opole. In 1860 he became the deputy district administrator of the Rybnik district as a government trainee and, after initially taking up the position on a provisional basis in 1873, served as district administrator in Rybnik from 1874 until his retirement in 1901. In this position he was appointed secret councilor.

Gemander was Rittmeister of the Landwehr and owner of an estate near Czerwionka-Leszczyny , which had initially belonged to his brother Anton Gemander and which fell to him after his death.

literature

  • Alexander Gościniak: Rybnik miasto i powiat. Rybnik 2012, ISBN 978-83-930386-2-6 . P. 170 .
  • Fritz Maywald: Complete directory of members of the Corps Silesia 1821–1961 , Part I, Cologne 1961, serial no. 379
  • Kösener corps lists 1960, 83 , 378

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Stefan Guzy: The Prussian district administrators of the Rybnik district in Upper Silesia (1818–1945). A chronological compilation with biographical notes . In: Dawid Keller (ed.): Z kart historii powiatu rybnickiego [From the history of the district of Rybnik] (= Zesztyty Rybnickie 6), Rybnik 2008, p. 119.
  2. ↑ Florian Seiffert, Familienforschung online (accessed on September 12, 2014): [1]
  3. ↑ Reference on GenWiki.
  4. ↑ Proof on territorial.de.
  5. ↑ Own designation in the condolence for Prince Hohenlohe († 1893).
  6. ^ Goods address book Silesia 1873 / Rybnik ( online ).
  7. ^ Agricultural yearbook 1899.
personal data
SURNAME Gemander, Carl
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German district administrator
DATE OF BIRTH February 16, 1836
PLACE OF BIRTH Plawniowitz , Tost District , Silesia Province , Kingdom of Prussia
DATE OF DEATH September 18, 1904
Place of death Bad Salzbrunn , Province of Silesia , Kingdom of Prussia , German Empire