Julius Franz Brockhoff

Julius Franz Brockhoff (born February 14, 1824 - March 9, 1898 in Duisburg ) was a German businessman and politician .

Julius Brockhoff was the son of the Duisburg merchant Franz Xaver Udalricus Aloysius Brockhoff and his wife Aletta Katharina Brockhoff born. Dreibholz (* 1801 in Wesel; † March 12, 1857 in Duisburg). He married Emilia (Emmy) Auguste Malvine Carstanjen on August 10, 1853 (born February 16, 1835 in Duisburg, † October 21, 1917 in Duisburg).

He was a partner in his father's sugar factory in Duisburg, which was liquidated in 1891 . In 1869 he was a co-founder of the Düren sugar factory . In 1872 he was a co-founder of the Duisburger Hütte, on whose supervisory board he sat. From 1883 to 1898 he was chairman of the supervisory board and remained so after the merger (1890) to form Duisburger Eisen- und Stahlwerke .

Julius Brockhoff became an unpaid alderman for the city of Duisburg in 1858 .

Julius Brockhoff was a deputy member of the Provincial Parliament of the Rhine Province from 1879 to 1881 . In 1882 he was convened as a deputy and in 1883 was a member of parliament. In 1884 he could no longer exercise the mandate and was listed as prevented. From 1885 to 1887 he was again a member of parliament and prevented again in February 1888. He represented the 3rd stand for the constituency of Duisburg, Mülheim an der Ruhr, Essen, Kettwig, Werden, Ruhrort, Dinslaken, Emmerich, Rees, Isselburg.

literature

• Vera Torunsky : The members of the provincial parliaments and their deputies 1825-1888. 1998, ISBN 3792717492 , p. 77 f.