Franz Lumpp

Franz Lumpp (born March 3, 1821 in Tiengen ; † March 3, 1913 in Bruchsal ; Catholic) was a lawyer and official member of the Baden civil service since 1852 , comparable to today's district administrator .

family

Franz Lumpp was the son of Franz Lumpp († 1833), grand ducal chief taker from Staufen . In 1859 he married Maria Nopp, daughter of the businessman Joseph Nopp from Philippsburg . From this marriage comes a son.

education

After having passed the Abitur at the Rastatt Lyceum, Franz Lumpp studied law at the University of Freiburg from the winter semester 1840/41 to the summer semester 1843 . He then moved to Heidelberg University , where he completed his studies in the summer of 1844. As a legal trainee, he completed the following positions: 1844 at the court court of the Upper Rhine District in Freiburg im Breisgau , 1848 at the district office in Lörrach , 1849 at the district office in Hüfingen and at the district office in Breisach .

Political activity

On May 5, 1850, an investigation was initiated against Lumpp because of his participation in the revolution of 1848/49. The process before the court court of the Seekreis in Constance ended with an acquittal for Lumpp. However, he was banned from public service until January 1852. During this suspension , he worked as a temporary worker at the Busch lawyer in Karlsruhe . From February 24, 1852 he was able to continue his training as a legal trainee at the Oberamt Lahr , the Oberamt Bruchsal and the Amt Gernsbach .

career

• March 19, 1855 in the secretariat of the court court of the Middle Rhine District in Bruchsal
• June 20, 1856 trainee at the judicial administration of the Philippsburg district office and then at the Bretten district office
• After unsuccessful applications for a magistrate's post at the newly created local courts, he became court secretary at the court in Bruchsal in December 1858.
• July 21, 1860 District Judge at the District Court of Kehl
• May 19, 1862 bailiff and board member at the Buchen district office and promoted to senior bailiff there on December 24, 1864
• October 8, 1866 Chief Executive of the Ettlingen District Office
• 1871 Application for a position at the administrative court in Karlsruhe fails
• January 27, 1886 Chief Executive of the Durlach District Office, where he was appointed Privy Councilor on August 1, 1888 and at the same time retired

Awards

• 1877 Knight's Cross 1st Class of the Zähringer Lion Order
• 1877 Order of the Prussian Crown, 3rd Class

literature

• Bernd Breitkopf: The old districts and their heads of office. The emergence of the districts and offices in what is today the district of Karlsruhe. Biographies of the senior officials and district administrators from 1803 to 1997 . Verlag Regionalkultur, Ubstadt-Weiher 1997, ISBN 3-929366-48-7 , p. 148.