Ernst de Maizière

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Carl Ernst Ulrich de Maizière (born April 10, 1841 in Burg (near Magdeburg) , † January 9, 1898 in Neuruppin ) was a German lawyer.

Life

Ernst de Maizières was born as Carl Ernst Ulrich Maiziere on April 10, 1841 in Burg near Magdeburg. His parents were the physician Karl Gustav Maiziere and his wife Johanna Wilhelmine geb. Mischke. After the mother's death, the father married Leontine von Wulffen, a daughter of Carl von Wulffen, in 1854 . He studied at the University of Tübingen Law and was on February 5, 1861 Corps Rhenania Tübingen recipiert . When he was inactive , he moved to the Friedrichs University in Halle . He was a captain in the Landwehr and fought in the German War and the Franco-German War . He had been a court assessor since 1869 and was a district judge in Lüdenscheid (1873) and Dortmund (1876). After becoming a district judge in Dortmund in 1879 and a public prosecutor in 1881, he became the first public prosecutor in the district of Ratibor (1885) and his native Magdeburg (1890). Most recently, from 1896, he was President of the District Court at Neuruppin . He was one of the co-authors of the civil code . He died on January 9, 1898 in Neuruppin and was 56 years old.

family

De Maizière was married on January 6, 1876 to Sophie Elise Bäumer (1852-1932) from Warendorf . She was a daughter of Karl Theodor Bäumer, pastor in Warendorf, and his wife Caroline Wilhelmine geb. Gerstein and a granddaughter of the theologian Wilhelm Bäumer (1783–1848). This marriage resulted in two sons and four daughters:

  • Walther (1876–1915), councilor in Hanover, as captain d. R. fallen in Serbia.
  • Agnes (1878-1963)
  • Hedwig (1881-1940)
  • Elfriede (1885–1965)
  • Margarete (1885–1962)
  • Helmut (1891–1914), fallen

He is the great-grandfather of Lothar de Maizière and Thomas de Maizière and the grandfather of Ulrich de Maizière (see Maizière ).

Ernst de Maizière had Maizier's surname changed to de Maizière in August 1896 after he had been able to prove the direct line of descent until 1570 .

literature

  • Ludwig Gerstein: How are we related to each other? , newly published by Rolf Stamm and Hans Joachim Gerstein, Bouvier Verlag, Bonn 2013, ISBN 978-3-416-03400-5 , p. 74.

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Kösener corps lists 1910, 196/180.
  2. a b Die Tübinger Rhenanen , 5th edition, 2002, No. 158, p. 52.
  3. Ludwig Gerstein: How are we related to each other? , newly published by Rolf Stamm and Hans Joachim Gerstein, Bouvier Verlag, Bonn 2013, ISBN 978-3-416-03400-5 , p. 74.
  4. Ernst's biography, Walther's short biography