Joseph Lidl

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The postman of the community of Sauerlach
Portrait of Joseph Lidl, post office owner in Sauerlach by Marianne Maurus

Joseph Lidl (born December 19, 1788 in Sauerlach ; † November 17, 1856 there ), also Joseph Liedl , was a Bavarian landowner , royal postmaster and politician .

Act

Joseph Lidl was born on December 19, 1788, the son of Mathias Lidl, a post hostess in Sauerlach. Joseph Lidl was the owner of a stately farm in what is now the municipality of Sauerlach in Upper Bavaria . His property was valued at 120,000 guilders in 1845 . At the same time he was the owner of the post office there, which was a central point of contact for travelers on the Munich-Tegernsee route. After the death of Wilhelm von Gumppenberg, he moved up on September 20, 1847 as a member of the Chamber of Deputies in the Bavarian State Parliament . As such, he was a member of the 11th and 12th Landtag. He was certified as having the best political convictions.

He was also a member of the Ludwig Mission Association and the Agricultural Central Association in the Kingdom of Bavaria.

Private

Joseph Lidl was born with Anna Maurus (* 1808; † 1848) married and had five children with her:

  • Joseph (* 1825; † possibly around 1841), attended the Royal Educational Institute for Students in Munich, today's Albertinum study seminar .
  • Maximilian (born August 9, 1831 - † December 26, 1898), married Anna Wild from Bad Aibling .
  • Maria Crescentia (* 1832; † 1899); married the Murnau brewer and member of the Reichstag ( LRP ) Emeran Kottmüller .
  • Anna Theresia (* May 4, 1835; † unknown), married the businessman Edmund Karl Dietrich from Donauwörth .
  • Josephina (born March 13, 1837; † unknown); married the privateer Andreas Franziskus Dietrich.

His grandson Otto Lidl (* December 18, 1866 - August 11, 1897) was mayor of the municipality of Sauerlach for a short time until his death . His great-grandson Maximilian Otto Lidl (April 4, 1896, † December 2, 1958) studied state and forestry at the Ludwig Maximilians University in Munich and the TH Munich-Weihenstephan , and was mayor Sauerlachs after the Second World War and until his Death of managing director of the state association of the Bavarian non-state forest , today's Bavarian forest owners association .

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Reinhold Löschinger: The Lidl'sche Posthalterei . In: Förderverein Heimatfreunde Sauerlach e. V. (Ed.): Sauerlach - The gateway to the Bavarian Oberland . Sauerlach 2000, p. 203 .
  2. ↑ The Bavarian People's Friend. For God, the King, and the Fatherland (ed.): Ludwigs-Verein . No. 53 . Munich April 3, 1837, p. 428 .
  3. ↑ Centralblatt of the agricultural association in Bavaria . No. 3 . Munich May 1839, p. 41 .
  4. ^ Annual report on the Royal Educational Institute for Students in Munich 1840/41 . Munich 1841, p. 15 .
  5. ^ Annual report on the Royal Educational Institute for Students in Munich, 1838 . Munich 1838, p. 16 .
  6. ^ Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München (Ed.): Personnel status of the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München. Summer half year 1919 . Munich 1919.
  7. ^ The minutes of the Bavarian Council of Ministers 1945-1962. In: http://www.bayerischer-ministerrat.de . Foundation for the Promotion of the Historical Commission at the Bavarian Academy of Sciences and the Historical College, accessed on December 16, 2019 .
  8. ^ Raphael Gerhardt: Agricultural Modernization and European Integration: The Bavarian Ministry of Agriculture as a Political Actor 1945-1975 . tape 173 of the series of publications on Bavarian national history. Commission for Bavarian State History, Munich 2019, p. 91 .
personal data
SURNAME Lidl, Joseph
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Liedl, Joseph
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Bavarian farmer
DATE OF BIRTH December 19, 1788
PLACE OF BIRTH Sauerlach
DATE OF DEATH November 17, 1856
Place of death Sauerlach