Friedrich Bachschmid
Friedrich Bachschmid (born February 26, 1832 in Kaufbeuren ; † July 28, 1907 in Kaufbeuren) was a Bavarian businessman and local politician.
Jakob Friedrich Bachschmid was born in Kaufbeuren in 1832 as the son of the cloth weaver and master silk weaver Philipp Jakob Bachschmid and Johanna Elisabetha Dommler. After completing a commercial apprenticeship in the "Gebrüder Heinzelmann" wholesaler, he founded a specialty and cutlery business in 1861 and was a wholesaler. From 1879–1889, at the time the new town hall was being built, he was the last mayor of Kaufbeuren to leave the wholesale business . His daughter Elise (1869–1909) was married to the racial hygienist Wilhelm Schallmayer .
Individual evidence
Web links
- Friedrich Bachschmid in the index of the German biography
Christoph Daniel Walch (1803–1813) | Johann Georg Heinzelmann (1813–1836) | Christoph Daniel Walch the Elder J. (1836-1848) | Carl Eduard Heinzelmann (1848-1856) | Christoph Friedrich Heinzelmann the Elder Ä. (1856-1860) | Christoph Theodor Walch (1860–1866) | Carl Haffner (1866–1875) | Joseph Scholz (1876–1879) | Friedrich Bachschmid (1879–1889) | Carl Stumpf (1889–1917) | Georg Volkhardt (1917–1933) | Hans Wildung (1933–1943) | Karl Deinhardt (1944–1945, acting) | Georg Volkhardt (1945–1948) | Karl Wiebel (1948–1970) | Rudolf Krause (1970–1992) | Andreas Knie (1992-2004) | Stefan Bosse (since 2004)
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| SURNAME | Bachschmid, Friedrich |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Bavarian businessman and local politician |
| DATE OF BIRTH | February 26, 1832 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Kaufbeuren |
| DATE OF DEATH | July 28, 1907 |
| Place of death | Kaufbeuren |