List of Mayors and Lord Mayors of Kempten (Allgäu)

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The list of mayors and mayors of Kempten shows all known office holders of the city of Kempten since 1356 who have the title of mayor or mayor .

The first representative of the citizenship in the Kempten town hall was Heinrich Schultheiß. The families of the guild masters and patricians often provided the mayors, sometimes for several generations. The coats of arms of the most important patrician families are painted on the town hall gable. These include the König , Seuter , Dorn , Stadtmüller , Kesel , Schmelz, Jenisch and Neubronner families .

On March 16, 2014, Thomas Kiechle (CSU) was elected Lord Mayor of Kempten in the first ballot. Sibylle Knott (Free Voters) is the second mayor and Josef Mayr (CSU) is the third mayor.

Coat of arms of the patrician families on the Kemptner town hall. From left to right: Von König, von Seuter, Dorn, Stadtmüller, Kesel, Schmelz, von Jenisch and von Neubronner. In the center is the city coat of arms with the double-headed eagle, awarded in 1488.

Imperial city of Kempten

Term of office Surname comment
1356 Heinrich Schultheiss
1379 Hans Steinbacher
1385 Frick Grienenberg
1389 Jacob Künzelmann
1396 Hans Holzmüller
1410 Heinrich Pfender
1413 Konrad Laufer
1419 Conrad Rist
1421 Frick Schellang
1433 Ulrich Vogt
1440 Oswald Rist
1451 Jerg Vogt
1455 Hans Vogt
1456 Hans Rist, the elder
1458 Rudolf Schellang
1461 Hans Mayer called dyers
1468 Simon Erhardt
1470 Veit Seiler
1472 Jos Rist
1474 Hans Mang
1476 Steudelin
1481 Reuf or Rudolf Seutter
1482 Ulrich Kaufmann
1484 Michael Seyler
1485 Sylvester Rudolph
1486 Friedrich Grünberger
1491 Jerg Rist
1495 Erhart Debrazhofer
1497 Conrad Brugschlegel
1508 Paul Mayer
1515 Gordian Seuter In 1525 negotiated the " Great Purchase " for the imperial city with Prince Abbot Sebastian von Breitenstein. Seuter was one of the most important mayors of the Middle Ages in Kempten.
1526 Heinrich Seltmann
1527 Michael Flach
1534 Valentin Humelberger
1538 Peter Meyer
1546 Caspar Zeller
1549 Hans Hell
1551 Hans Gufer
1552 Martin Schmelz
1556 Jacob Meyer
1565 Paul Fehr
1591 Georg Flach
1592 Joseph King
1600 Reymund Dorn
1602 Johann Lorenz Honold
1604 Hans Meyer
1609 Tobias König
1618 Leonard Bonrider
1619 Johanns Gufer
1628 Lucas Freyberger
1629 Hans Ulrich Dorn Builder of the Dorn Castle
1631 Zacharias Jenisch Representative of the Jenisch patrician family
1634 Johannes Mayer
1635 Melchior enamel
1646 Wolfgang Leonhard Jenisch
1651 Ferdinand King
1656 Christoph Ludwig Lauber
1664 Jacob Stadtmüller
1672 Reymund Dorn
1674 Wolfgang Jacob Jenisch
1683 Hieronimus Furthenbach
1690 Daniel Schmelz
1698 Jacob King
1703 Johann Christoph Fels
1710 Johann Ulrich Stadtmüller
1713 Matthias Jenisch
1725 Johann Jacob Beusch
1726 Hieronimus Bartholomäus King
1727 Johannes Schmelz
1732 Josef Lemer
1734 Johann Jacob Jenisch
1745 Johann Lucas Specklin
1752 Caspar goodbye
1759 Matthias Rodach
1762 Abraham Wieland
1763 Leonhard Foehr
1764 Johann Georg König
1764 Johann Adam Kesel
1773 Johan Leonhard Bogner
1778 Matthäus Philipp Neubronner His family built the Rotschlößle .
1785 Johann Jacob von Jenisch
1789 Johann Jacob Wankmüller
1792 Leonhard Fehr
1804-1807 Leonhard Fehr
1807-1811 Wolfgang Jakob Stadtmüller

Unification of the imperial and collegiate city

On February 1, 1811, the work of the previous Imperial City of Kempten ended. The collegiate town had been subordinated to Bavarian officials as early as 1803. The formerly warring cities were united by an imperial order and administered as a Bavarian country town by a municipal council . The royal Bavarian city ​​judge or commissioner and police director took over the duties of the mayor. Mayors were not re-elected until 1818.

Term of office Surname comment
1818-1824 Georg Matthias von König
1824-1830 Leonhard Friedrich Schachenmayr Banker (Bankhaus Opitz)
1830-1836 Franz Heinrich Schnitzer
1836-1842 Heinrich Woehrnitz
1842-1848 Karl Karrer
1848-1850 Franz Heinrich Schnitzer
1851-1854 Albert Sorrow
1854-1873 Sebastian Arnold
1873-1881 Franz Seraph Korrn
1881-1919 Adolf Horchler independent
1919-1942 Otto notices Local researcher and author about Kempten and the Allgäu. DDP , later NSDAP
1942-1945 Anton Brandle NSDAP; Shortly before the Americans occupied the city of Kempten, ran with a rifle across the Rathausplatz and fled to Buchenberg disguised as a monk on a bicycle . American soldiers arrested him on the way there.
1945 Otto notices Acting mayor from May 24, 1945 to July 21, 1945, independent at that time
1945 Alfred Weitnauer 1st honorary mayor to bridge the period from July 21, 1945 to August 3, 1945, non-party
1945-1946 Bernhard forehead white
1946-1948 Anton Götz independent
1948-1952 Georg Volkhardt independent
1952-1970 August Fischer Influential politician in Kempten. On his initiative in 1958 the “old town renovation” began, during which numerous historic buildings were replaced by new ones. Former member of the NSDAP, but then as head of the city without party.
1970-1990 Josef Hoess Influenced the construction of the vocational school center , the Cambodunum Archaeological Park and the Kempten University , CSU
1990-1996 Wolfgang Rossmann SPD
1996-2014 Ulrich Netzer He took up the post of President of the Bavarian Savings Banks Association on May 1, 2014 . CSU
since 2014 Thomas Kiechle Son of the former Federal Minister for Food, Agriculture and Forests Ignaz Kiechle , CSU

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