Joseph Schweizer
Franz Joseph Schweizer (born December 19, 1794 in Passau ; † June 3, 1849 ibid) was a Bavarian local politician.
Career
Schweizer was born in 1794 in Passau-Innstadt as the son of the middle-class leather worker Johann Paul Schweitzer and his wife Elisabeth Popper. In 1827 he married the daughter of a ship master and wine owner, Louise Wenzl. He was the legally qualified mayor of Passau from 1846 to 1849 . During his tenure, the Donaustraße was laid out to Obernzell , the Ilzstadt was provided with a bank wall, the Inn bridge was renewed and the Passau town hall was expanded to include the former dicastery building in the Schrottgasse.
literature
- Franz Mader : Tausend Passauer - Biographical Lexicon on Passau's city history . 1st edition. Neue-Presse-Verlags-GmbH, Passau 1995, ISBN 3-924484-98-8 , p. 214 (co-editor: Stadtarchiv Passau).
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b Church book Passau-Innstadt baptisms 5, page 219, online
- ^ Church register Passau St. Stephan deaths 23, page 162, online
Joseph Joachim Jäger (1797–1803) | Joachim Pummerer (1803–1806) | Martin Widerer (1806–1817) | Gottlieb Seidl (1818–1823) | Joseph Unruh (1823–1845) | Joseph Schweizer (1846–1849) | Dominik Praßlsberger (1850–1867) | Paul von Stockbauer (1867-1894) | Joseph Muggenthaler (1894–1919) | Carl Sittler (1919–1933) | Max Moosbauer (1933–1945) | Carl Sittler (1945) | Rudolf von Scholtz (1945–1946) | Alfred Lobinger (1946) | Heinz Wagner (1946–1948) | Hans Riedl (1948) | Stephan Billinger (1948–1964) | Emil Brichta (1964–1984) | Hans Hösl (1984–1990) | Willi Schmöller (1990–2002) | Albert Zankl (2002–2008) | Jürgen Dupper (since 2008)
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Swiss, Joseph |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Swiss, Franz Joseph |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Bavarian local politician |
| DATE OF BIRTH | December 19, 1794 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Passau |
| DATE OF DEATH | June 3, 1849 |
| Place of death | Passau |