Karl von Ow

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Karl Freiherr von Ow-Felldorf (born January 6, 1818 in Landshut , † April 11, 1898 in Munich ) was a Bavarian civil servant and politician .

Life

Ow-Felldorf was the son of the civil servant Honorat Freiherr von Ow (* April 24, 1777 in Oettingen; † April 4, 1852 in Munich) and his wife Maria Franziska Freiin von Gumppenberg (* January 2, 1790 in Preitenbrunn ; † December 12 Born in Munich in 1876). He came from the old Swabian noble family Ow , Ast Felldorf. He studied law and entered the Bavarian civil service in 1844 as a regional court assessor in Schrobenhausen . Later he was district administrator of Schongau and in 1882 government director in Landshut and in 1888 director of the administrative court in Munich. Between 1863 and 1893 he was a member of the state parliament . For the first time in 1871/72 and then again from 1875 to 1892 he was President of the Bavarian Chamber of Deputies . He was also a member of the Customs Parliament from 1868 to 1871 .

Between 1871 and 1882 he was a member of the Reichstag as a member of the Bavarian Patriot Party . From 1887 he belonged to the Center Party . From 1893 Ow was a member of the Imperial Council of Bavaria.

His siblings were

  • Joseph Freiherr von Ow (born January 15, 1814 in Eichstätt; † 1861 in Hohenpeißenberg ), first lieutenant and ordonance officer in the royal Greek service.
  • Maximilian Freiherr von Ow (born April 10, 1815 in Eichstätt, † 1896 in Sanremo ), Bavarian general of the infantry and chief steward.
  • Felix Honor Nikolaus Joseph von Tolentino, Baron von Ow (born April 27, 1816 in Eichstätt; February 8, 1869 in Regensburg) ⚭ Countess Josepha von Berchem and Elisabeth (Bethina) Freiin von Handel; Father of Sigismund Felix von Ow-Felldorf , Bishop of Passau.
  • his twin sister Freiin Amalia von Ow (born January 6, 1818 in Munich, † August 3, 1853 in Moos ) and
  • Anton Freiherr von Ow (* 1821 in Munich, † 1861 in Frasdorf )

Karl von Ow-Felldorf died in Munich in spring 1898 at the age of 80.

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Individual evidence

  1. Rudolf Vierhaus (Ed.): German Biographical Encyclopedia (DBE) , Vol. 7 Menghin-Pötel, 2nd, revised. u. exp. Ed., Munich: Saur, 2007, p. 648.