Jakob Friedrich Rausmüller

Jakob Friedrich Rausmüller (born February 28, 1767 in Sinsheim , † December 28, 1846 in Meckesheim , also written Raußmüller or Rauschenmüller) was an innkeeper and mayor in Meckesheim as well as a member of the Baden state parliament.

Life

Jakob Friedrich Rausmüller was the son of a forester and ran the inn "Zum Ochsen" in Meckesheim. He married Susanna Margarete Maurer (1766–1830), the daughter of the Meckesheimer mayor Georg Peter Maurer . As Vogt and successor to his father-in-law, he held the office of mayor there from 1814. From 1819 he belonged to the second chamber of the Baden assembly of estates , where he was part of the liberal opposition wing, but did not make a significant contribution. In 1823 he voted as one of 30 members of parliament against the government's draft military budget, which led to the dissolution of the state parliament. Until 1828 he continued to work as mayor in Meckesheim before he retired.

literature

• Michael Bock: The Baden state parliament members from the district of Wiesloch 1819-1933 , in: Wiesloch - Contributions to History Vol. 1, Ubstadt-Weiher 2000, pp. 145/146.