Ferdinand Maximilian Starck
Ferdinand Maximilian Starck (born November 1, 1778 in Frankfurt am Main ; † May 18, 1857 ibid) was a German lawyer and politician .
Starck was a son of Johann Martin Starck (1727–1796) and Maria Magdalena Schlosser . His grandfathers were Johann Friedrich Starck and Erasmus Carl Schlosser .
After studying law at the University of Erlangen , he established himself as a lawyer in Frankfurt. From 1808 he was an archivist at the Frankfurt City Archives . As municipal lawyer , he was elected Senator in 1816 and Senior Mayor of the Free City of Frankfurt in 1828 .
He later became a court scholar and president of the court of appeal of the Free City of Frankfurt.
Starck was married to Johanna Caroline von Glauburg .
literature
- Barbara Dölemeyer, Frankfurt lawyer in the 17th / 18th centuries Century , Studies on European Legal History No. 60, p. 199 (No. 640). Verlag Vittorio Klostermann, Frankfurt am Main 1993, ISBN 3-465-02583-0
Web links
- FEDERAL ARCHIVE - Central database for estates In: nachlassdatenbank.de . Retrieved on August 30, 2016 (information about Ferdinand Maximilian Starck's estate in the Frankfurt Institute for Urban History).
See also
Johann Wilhelm Metzler (1816–17) | Georg Steitz (1818) | Metzler (1818-19) | Carl Wilhelm von Günderrode (1820) | Johann Büchner (1821) | Georg Friedrich von Guaita (1822) | Metzler (1823) | Guaita (1824) | Johann Friedrich von Meyer (1825) | Guaita (1826) | Friedrich Philipp Wilhelm von Malapert (1827) | Ferdinand Maximilian Starck (1828) | Johann Peter Hieronymus Hoch (1829) | Malapert (1830) | Guaita (1831) | Johann Gerhard Christian Thomas (1832) | Guaita (1833) | Stark (1834) | Thomas (1835) | Stark (1836) | Guaita (1837) | Thomas (1838) | Guaita (18386) | Meyer (1839) | Gottfried Scharff (1840) | Friedrich Carl Hector Wilhelm von Günderrode (1841) | Scharff (1842) | Meyer (1843) | Scharff (1844) | Carl Heinrich Georg von Heyden (1845) | Scharff (1846) | FC von Günderrode (1847) | Heyden (1848) | Samuel Gottlieb Müller (1849) | Heyden (1850) | FC von Günderrode (1851) | Johann Georg Neuburg (1852) | Heyden (1853) | Neuburg (1854) | Eduard Ludwig von Harnier (1855) | Neuburg (1856) | Harnier (1857) | Neuburg (1858) | Harnier (1859) | Müller (1860) | FC von Günderrode (1861) | Neuburg (1862) | Müller (1863) | Anton Heinrich Emil von Oven (1864) | Philipp Friedrich Gwinner (1865) | Karl Konstanz Viktor Fellner (1866)
Friedrich Maximilian Freiherr von Günderrode (1817–1824) | Johann Friedrich von Meyer (1825) | Georg Friedrich von Guaita (1826) | Friedrich Philipp Wilhelm Freiherr von Malapert, called Neufville (1827) | Siegmund Paul Hiepe (1828) | Friedrich Philipp Wilhelm Freiherr von Malapert, called Neufville (1829–30) | Ferdinand Maximilian Starck (1831–34) | Georg Friedrich von Guaita (1835) | Ferdinand Maximilian Starck (1836–48) | Friedrich Kugler (1849) | Johann Jacob Conrad Kloß (1850) | Samuel Gottlieb Müller (1851) | Georg Wilhelm Hessenberg (1852–54) | Emil von Oven (1855) | Georg Wilhelm Hessenberg (1856) | Eduard Franz Souchay de la Duboissiere (1857) | Siegmund Friedrich Müller (1858–61) | Wilhelm Carl Friedrich Textor (1862) | Siegmund Friedrich Müller (1863) | Georg Julius Jung (1864-66)
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Starck, Ferdinand Maximilian |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Strong, Ferdinand Maximilian |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German lawyer and politician |
| DATE OF BIRTH | November 1, 1778 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Frankfurt am Main |
| DATE OF DEATH | May 18, 1857 |
| Place of death | Frankfurt am Main |