Caspar Siegmund Schmid

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Caspar Siegmund Schmid , also Conrad Sigismund Schmid , (born April 9, 1724 in Marienberg ; † May 8, 1802 in Eisleben ) was a Saxon mining official. He was initially a mountain and counter scribe, later a lawyer, chamber commissioner, tithe and mountain bailiff, as well as tunnel administrator and inspector of the mountain monastery in Eisleben.

Life

He came from a family of miners and scholars in the Erzgebirge mountain town of Marienberg , whose roots can be traced back to Elterlein in the late Middle Ages .

Caspar Siegmund Schmid's father was the Marienberg city judge Johann Cornelius Schmid (1687–1754). After attending grammar school in the Saxon mountain town of Freiberg , Caspar Sigismund Schmid went to study law at the University of Leipzig . Since several members of his extensive family already held posts in the mining administration in the county of Mansfeld , he too went there and settled professionally in Eisleben. There he was initially a mountain and counter scribe, later also an advocate and chamber commissioner from the Electoral Saxony, as well as tithe . He also worked as a mountain bailiff in the Eisleben mining authority as well as a tunnel administrator and inspector of the mountain monastery.

In his role as Bergvogt he quickly came into conflict with the mining captain Heinrich Ulrich Erasmus von Hardenberg , who in 1793 unsuccessfully had his dismissal from Elector Friedrich August III behind his back. requested by Saxony. However, Schmid could not prevent an Oberbergvogt from being put in front of him.

Caspar Siegmund Schmid was married twice and had four children. The teacher Carl Friedrich Schmid is his grandson.

literature

  • Christian Wilhelm Friedrich Schmid : Small fragments to attempt a scholarly history of bored Marienbergers: a contribution to the city history of Marienberg in the Saxon Ore Mountains . Graz & Gerlach, Freiberg 1806, p. 86.
  • Rudolf Mirsch: Family tree of the scholar family Schmid. In: Communications 43/44 of the Mansfeld Miners and Huts People Association. V., 1-2 / 2000.
  • Rudolf Mirsch: Personalities of the Mansfeld mining and metallurgy industry . In: Announcements 126 of the Mansfeld Miners and Huts Association e. V., 6/2013.

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Rudolf Mirsch: Personalities of the Mansfeld mining and metallurgy industry. In: Announcements 126 of the Mansfeld Miners and Huts Association e. V., 6/2013.