Franz Xaver Udalricus Aloysius Brockhoff

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Franz Xaver Udalricus Aloysius Brockhoff (born March 17, 1785 in Essen , † June 24, 1846 in Bonn ) was a German businessman and politician .

Franz Xaver Udalricus Aloysius Brockhoff was the son of the Essen merchant Philipp Jakob Brockhoff and his wife Isabelle Theodora Brockhoff born. Leimgardt. He married Aletta Katharina Dreibholz (* 1801 in Wesel; † March 12, 1857 in Duisburg). While Brockhoff was a Roman Catholic denomination, his wife was Protestant . The marriage resulted in their son Julius Franz Brockhoff , who continued his father's company and also became a member of the provincial parliament of the Rhine Province .

Brockhoff was the owner of a sugar factory in Wesel . After it burned down, he moved to Duisburg , where he founded the sugar factory in front of the Marientor in 1831 . The factory initially produced raw sugar and later beet sugar and existed until 1891.

In 1843 he was elected as a member of the third estate for the constituency of Duisburg, Mülheim an der Ruhr , Kettwig , Werden , Ruhrort , Dinslaken , Emmerich , Rees , Isselburg in the provincial parliament of the Rhine province. In 1845 he could no longer exercise the mandate and was listed as prevented.

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SURNAME Brockhoff, Franz Xaver Udalricus Aloysius
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German entrepreneur and politician
DATE OF BIRTH March 17, 1785
PLACE OF BIRTH eat
DATE OF DEATH June 24, 1846
Place of death Bonn