Franz Anton Dürr

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Franz Anton Dürr (* 1699 ; † January 19, 1781 in Baden-Baden ) was a Baden entrepreneur.

Dürr was the anchor landlord in Rastatt, founder of the Herrenwies glassworks (1732–1778) and the Hundsbacher accord and thus the founder of today's villages of Herrenwies , Hundsbach and Erbersbronn . Later he was appointed Margravial Councilor of Commerce and Chamber Council. Allegedly through bribery , he was preferred to Hans Georg Greiner (Hörden) and Christian Repp and founded a glassworks with ten furnace workshops with Dürr as chief master on the Herren-Wiese . Co-masters were Johannes Sigwarth and Joseph Müller, who, as usual, worked on their own account. Only the operation of the furnace was jointly financed.

Chronology of Dürr's Economic Life

  • 1732 Establishment of the Herrenwies glassworks with 8 shares (1 share Johannes Siegwart 1 share Joseph Müller) and a sawmill
  • 1743 mill (until 1784)
  • 1745 Hundsbacher chord 1745
  • 1753 Lease contract for the Rotenfels ironworks (until 1770)
  • 1754 member of the Murgschifferschaft
  • 1758 affiliation with the Murg-Companie (4 parts of 48)
  • 1766 Glassworks accord with Sigwarth and Müller over 12 years
  • 1771 Sale of the shares (8 out of 10 furnace workshops) to Matthäus Gauß
  • 1775 sale of Joseph Müller's share to Anton Mayer
  • 1778 Glassworks stopped
  • 1780 Assessment of the buildings by building inspector Franz Ignaz Krohmer

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Individual evidence

  1. Die Ortenau: Journal of the Historical Association for Middle Baden (41. Issue 1961) (UB Freiburg, H 519, m) - Freiburg historical holdings - digital - Freiburg University Library. In: dl.ub.uni-freiburg.de. Retrieved July 6, 2016 .
  2. Gernsbacher Bote, March 21, 2012, 20th year, pages 8 and 9, http://www.katzverlag.de/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/GB_01_2012_Internet.pdf