Friedrich Wilhelm Hild

Friedrich Wilhelm Hild

Friedrich Wilhelm Hild (born September 4, 1870 in Kleve , † October 30, 1908 in Cologne ) was a German politician.

Life

Friedrich Wilhelm Hild was the son of a paymaster and accountant. After his school education he entered the civil service on March 10, 1891 as a civilian supernumerary with the royal government in Düsseldorf . This was followed by employment as an unskilled worker with the income tax assessment commission in Mülheim an der Ruhr from April 1, 1893 to June 15, 1894, and immediately afterwards, until September 30, 1896, as an unskilled worker for the government in Düsseldorf.

From October 1, 1896 to June 30, 1900, he was the successor to Johann Arntz, district secretary at the Essen District Office . On July 1, 1900 he was initially appointed provisionally and finally on December 29 of that year he was appointed the first and only mayor of the Rüttenscheid mayor . Rüttenscheid belonged to the Altenessen mayor's office with its seat in Stoppenberg , which was divided in 1874, so that Rüttenscheid fell to the new mayor's office in Stoppenberg. In 1884 this mayor's office was divided again and Rüttenscheid formed the Rellinghausen mayor's office with Rellinghausen and Heisingen . In 1900 Rüttenscheid became an independent mayor and received its own town hall on Rüttenscheider Strasse, which was ready for occupancy in 1903. After Rüttenscheid was incorporated into the city of Essen on June 21, 1905, Hild was not taken over. He was compensated with 100,000  marks and at the same time waived all pension claims. His father-in-law was the mayor of Rellinghausen, Joseph Sartorius .

literature

• Erwin Dickhoff: Essen heads . Ed .: City of Essen / Historical Association for the City and Abbey of Essen. Klartext-Verlag, Essen 2015, ISBN 978-3-8375-1231-1 , p. 150 .