Johann Jakob Motz
Johann Jakob Motz (* in the 18th century, † 1822 ) was from 1819 to 1820 the city mayor of the city of Ravensburg .
Life
Johann Jakob Motz, a Protestant Altwürttemberger, was the clerk and chief magistrate in Steusslingen . On April 25, 1807, he was appointed to Altdorf near Ravensburg due to a restriction . After being incorporated into Württemberg in 1806, Altdorf initially became the seat of the Oberamt. He then worked as an official and city clerk in Ravensburg.
In 1819 he was elected city school of Ravensburg. On May 3, 1820 Motz, who was described as stubborn, resigned from the mayor's office. He then worked again as an official and city clerk in Ravensburg.
Web links
- Johann Georg Eben : The love of tears around the coffin of Mr. Carl Motz, who was buried on February 26, 1820 in the 19th year of life, the only son of the chief magistrate, town clerk Motz in Ravensburg , in: occasional poems, 1825, p. 49 f.
Individual evidence
- ^ Alfred Lutz : Between Persistence and Awakening: Ravensburg, 1810-1847 . 2005, p. 190
- ^ Alfred Lutz: Between Persistence and Awakening: Ravensburg, 1810-1847 . 2005, p. 194
- ↑ Johann G. Eben: Attempt at a history of the city of Ravensburg from the beginning to the present day . 1835, p. 455 ( digitized version )
| predecessor | Office | successor |
|---|---|---|
| Joseph Emanuel von Ortlieb |
Lord Mayor of Ravensburg 1819–1820 |
Franz von Zwerger |
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Motz, Johann Jakob |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German chief magistrate and city schultheiß |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 18th century |
| DATE OF DEATH | 1822 |