List of members of the Baden Estates Assembly from 1847 to 1849

This list includes the members of the assembly of estates of the Grand Duchy of Baden for the sessions of the 13th ordinary state parliament. From December 9, 1847 to May 14, 1849, 110 sessions of the First Chamber and 182 sessions of the Second Chamber took place. Due to the simultaneous meeting of the National Assembly in Frankfurt, there was an approximately five-month break in the meetings. Because of the events of the third uprising in Baden as part of the German Revolution , the 13th Landtag split up on May 14, 1849. On June 3, 1849, the men of Baden who were eligible to vote voted on the composition of a constituent state assembly in accordance with the election regulations of the German National Assembly . The activities of the Baden constitutional assembly from 1849 were limited to the short period from June 10th to June 30th, 1849. After the suppression of the uprising by the intervention army of the German princes led by Prussia, the 13th state parliament was formally closed on June 29th. November 1849 by the reinstated Grand Duke.

Presidium of the First Chamber

President: Margrave Wilhelm von Baden
Vice-President: Prince Karl Egon zu Fürstenberg
2nd Vice-President: Baron Karl von Lassolaye
Deputy of the 2nd Vice-President: Baron Franz Rüdt von Collenberg-Eberstadt

Members of the First Chamber

Prince of the House of Baden

• Hereditary Grand Duke Ludwig von Baden (was never present)
• Prince Friedrich of Baden
• Margrave Wilhelm of Baden
• Margrave Maximilian of Baden

Noblemen

• Prince Karl Egon zu Fürstenberg
• Prince Karl zu Leiningen (was never present)
• Prince Erwein von der Leyen (was never present)
• Prince Georg zu Löwenstein-Wertheim-Freudenberg (was never present)
• Prince Karl Friedrich zu Löwenstein-Wertheim-Freudenberg (was never present)
• Prince Karl zu Löwenstein-Wertheim-Rosenberg (was never present)
• Count Karl Theodor zu Leiningen-Billigheim (was never present)
• Count August Clemens zu Leiningen-Neudenau (was never present)

Representative of the hereditary land estate

• Count Ludwig Wilhelm August von Langenstein and Gondelsheim

Representative of the Catholic Church

• Hermann von Vicari , Archbishop of Freiburg (was never present)

Representative of the Protestant regional church

• Ludwig Hüffell , prelate of the Evangelical Church

Representative of the manorial nobility

Above the Murg

• Baron Heinrich Bernhard von Andlaw-Birseck
• Count Peter von Hennin , court judge
• Baron Franz von Rinck

Only mentioned in the first directory:

• Baron Konstantin von Roggenbach , Colonel

Only mentioned in the second directory:

• Count Karl von Kageneck , member of the government (joined the Chamber in 1848)

Below the Murg

• Baron Karl von Göler , the elder
• Baron Franz von Kettner , chief forest master
• Baron Karl Rüdt von Collenberg-Bödigheim

Only mentioned in the first directory:

• Baron Wilhelm Ludwig von La Roche Noble Herr von Starkenfels , Major

Only mentioned in the second directory:

• Baron Karl von Gemmingen-Treschklingen (joined the Chamber in 1848)

Representatives of the state universities

• Baron Adolf Ludwig Marschall von Bieberstein , privy councilor, representative of the University of Freiburg

Only mentioned in the first directory:

• Karl Ludwig Beger , Court Domain Chamber Director, representative of Heidelberg University

Only mentioned in the second directory:

• State Councilor Franz von Stengel , representative of the University of Heidelberg (joined the Chamber in 1848)

Members appointed by the Grand Duke

• Baron Carl von Lassolaye , Lieutenant General
• Baron Franz Rüdt von Collenberg-Eberstadt , State Councilor
• Friedrich Adolf Klüber , privy councilor
• Johann Baptist von Hirscher , privy councilor
• Baron Ernst von Göler , court marshal
• Baron Wilhelm Ludwig von Gemmingen , Oberstforstrat

Only mentioned in the first directory:

• Friedrich Vogel , Privy Council of War
• Baron Ludwig von Fischer , major general

Only mentioned in the second directory:

• Baron August von Roggenbach , Lieutenant Colonel (joined the Chamber in 1848)
• Josef Obkircher , President of the Court of Justice (joined the Chamber in 1848)

Presidium of the Second Chamber

President: Karl Mittermaier
Vice-Presidents (until Bader left the State Parliament in July 1848): Johann Baptist Bader , Ernst Ludwig Weller
Vice-Presidents (since July 21, 1848): Ernst Ludwig Weller , Rudolf Baum

The elected members of the Second Chamber

City electoral districts

Constituency	Name of the constituency	Name of the MP
S1	Electoral district of the city of Überlingen	Christof Franz Trefurt (resigned from office in 1848, followed by Hergt)
		Franz Josef Hergt (successor to Trefurt since 1848)
S2	Constance constituency	Karl Mathy
S3	Constituency of the city of Freiburg	Franz Hägelin
S3	Constituency of the city of Freiburg	Franz Xaver Litschgi
S4	Electoral district of the city of Lahr	Rudolf Baum
S4	Electoral district of the city of Lahr	Alexander of Soiron
S5	Electoral district of the city of Offenburg	Johann Georg Christian Kapp
S6	Constituency of the city of Rastatt	Georg Ignaz Oster
S7	Electoral district of the city of Baden	Gideon Weizel (resigned from office in 1848, followed by Wolff)
		Johann Christof Wolff (1848 successor to Weizel)
S8	Electoral district of the city of Karlsruhe	Maximilian Goll (until 1848, followed by Malsch)
		Jakob Friedrich Malsch (successor to Goll since 1848)
S8	Electoral district of the city of Karlsruhe	Albert Knittel (until 1848, followed by Lamey)
		August Lamey (successor to Knittel since 1848)
S8	Electoral district of the city of Karlsruhe	Gottfried Stösser
S9	Constituency of the city of Durlach	Karl Zittel
S10	Electoral district of the city of Pforzheim	August Dennig
S10	Electoral district of the city of Pforzheim	Friedrich Siegle
S11	Electoral district of the city of Bruchsal	Anton Nock (until 1848, followed by Prestinari)
		Bernhard August Prestinari (successor to Nock since 1848)
S12	Electoral district of the city of Mannheim	Lorenz Brentano
S12	Electoral district of the city of Mannheim	Wilhelm Sachs
S12	Electoral district of the city of Mannheim	Ernst Ludwig Weller
S13	Electoral district of the city of Heidelberg	Josef Ignaz Peter
S13	Electoral district of the city of Heidelberg	Friedrich Bissing
S14	Constituency of the city of Wertheim	Georg Michael Schmitt

Electoral districts

Constituency	Name of the constituency	Name of the MP
A1	Electoral district of the offices of Meersburg, Salem, Pfullendorf and Überlingen	Karl Mittermaier
A2	Electoral district of the offices of Radolfzell, Blumenfeld and Constance	Johann Baptist Bader (resigned from office in 1848, followed by Kuenzer)
		Dominicus Vinzenz Ferreri Kuenzer (successor to Bader since 1848)
A3	Electoral district of the Stockach, Meßkirch and Engen offices	Sebastian Straub (resigned from office in 1848, followed by Baur)
		Johann Baptist Baur (1848 to 1849 successor to Straub)
A4	Electoral district of the offices of Blumberg, Stühlingen, Bonndorf, Löffingen and Neustadt	Karl Theodor Welcker
A5	Constituency of the offices of Villingen and Hüfingen	Ferdinand Welte
A6	Electoral district of the offices of Tiengen, Jestetten, St. Blasien and Waldshut	Franz Peter Buhl
A7	Electoral district of the offices of Säckingen, Laufenburg and Schönau	Franz Joseph von Buß (resigned from office in 1848, followed by Schey)
		Johann Baptist Schey (successor to Buß since 1848)
A8	Electoral district of the offices of Schopfheim and Kandern	Carl Mez
A9	Electoral district of the Lörrach office	Johann Michael Scheffelt
A10	Constituency of the office of Müllheim	Nicolaus Blankenhorn-Krafft
A11	Electoral district of the offices of Staufen and Heitersheim	Franz Xaver Riesterer
A12	Electoral district of the Altbreisach office with the districts belonging to the Freiburg municipal office	Josef Karl Kern (resigned in 1848, followed by Huber von Gleichenstein)
		Marquard Huber von Gleichenstein (successor to Kern since 1848)
A13	Constituency of the Landamt Freiburg (I) and the Office of St. Peter	Alois Mayer
A14	Constituency of the Landamt Freiburg (II) and the offices of Waldkirch and Elzach	Christian Reichenbach
A15	Electoral district of the Emmendingen office	Karl Helbing
A16	Electoral district of the offices of Endingen and Kenzingen	Anton Nombride (resigned from office in 1848, followed by Kiefer)
		Christian Friedrich Kiefer (successor to Nombride since 1848)
A17	Electoral district of the offices Triberg, Hornberg, Wolfach and Haslach	Josef Zentner
A18	Electoral district of the Ettenheim office	Franz Josef Richter
A19	Electoral district of the Lahr office	Georg Heimburger (resigned from office in 1849, followed by Häß)
		Jakob Häß (successor to Heimburger since 1849)
A20	Electoral district of the Offenburg office with parts of the Appenweier office	Franz Michael Knapp (resigned from office in 1848, followed by Zell)
		Karl Zell (successor to Knapp since 1848)
A21	Electoral district of the offices of Gengenbach and Oberkirch with parts of the office of Appenweier	Anton Christ
A22	Electoral district of the offices of Rheinbischofsheim and Kork	Jakob Dörr
A23	Electoral district of the offices of Achern and Bühl	Ignaz Ludwig Stolz (resigned from office in 1848, followed by Berger)
		Karl Josef Berger (successor to Stolz since 1848, resigned mandate in 1849)
A24	Electoral district of the offices of Ettlingen and Rastatt	Jakob Ullrich
A25	Electoral district of the offices of Baden, Gernsbach and Steinbach	Karl Philipp Arnsperger
A26	Electoral district of the Karlsruhe Landamt with parts of the Bruchsal Landamt	Karl Friedrich Stockhorner von Starein
A27	Constituency of the offices of Durlach and Stein	Gustav Adolf Bleidorn (mandate resigned in 1848, followed by Häußer)
		Ludwig Häußer (successor to Bleidorn since 1848)
A28	Electoral district of the Pforzheim office	Friedrich Becker and Bereck
A29	Electoral district of the Bruchsal office with parts of the Eppingen office	Jakob Wilhelm Speyerer
A30	Electoral district of the office Bretten with parts of the office Eppingen	Johann Adam von Itzstein
A31	Constituency of the offices of Philippsburg and Schwetzingen	Friedrich Christian Rettig
A32	Constituency of the offices of Wiesloch and Neckargmünd	Karl Junghanns (until 1848, followed by Franz Damian Junghanns)
		Franz Damian Junghanns (successor to Karl Junghanns since 1848)
A33	Electoral district of the Sinsheim office with parts of the Eppingen office	Friedrich Daniel Bassermann
A34	Electoral district of the Heidelberg office	Hermann Helmreich (only 1847, followed by Wilhelm Helmreich)
		Wilhelm Helmreich (successor to Hermann Helmreich since 1847)
A35	Electoral district of the offices of Ladenburg and Weinheim	Friedrich Hecker (until 1848 (?), Followed by Lehlbach)
		Friedrich August Lehlbach (since 1848 (?) Successor to Hecker)
A36	Electoral district of the office Neckarbischofsheim with parts of the office Mosbach (left of the Neckar)	Karl Ludwig Boehme
A37	Electoral district of the Eberbach office with parts of the Mosbach office (right of the Neckar)	Friedrich Theodor Schaaf
A38	Electoral district of the offices of Buchen and Osterburken	Franz Burkardt Fauth
A39	Electoral district of the Boxberg office	Philipp Ludwig Seltzam
A40	Electoral district of the offices of Tauberbischofsheim and Gerlachsheim	Georg Martin Hildebrandt
A41	Constituency of the offices of Wertheim and Walldürn	Vollrath Vogelmann (resigned from office in 1848, followed by Kieser)
		Felix Anton Kieser (successor to Vogelmann since 1848)

literature

• Digital collection of Baden state parliament protocols at the Baden state library. List of members of both chambers
• Minutes of the Baden State Parliament, 1st Chamber - digitized by the Badische Landesbibliothek Karlsruhe, 1819–1918
• Minutes of the Baden State Parliament, 2nd Chamber - digitized by the Badische Landesbibliothek Karlsruhe, 1819–1933
• Ludwig Bauer, Bernhard Gißler: The members of the first chamber of the Baden assembly of estates from 1819–1912. Fidelitas, Karlsruhe 1913, 5th edition, p. 27 (1st directory) and p. 28 (2nd directory)
• Hans-Peter Becht: The Baden second chamber and its members, 1819 to 1841/42. Investigations into the structure and functioning of an early German parliament. Dissertation University of Mannheim, Heidelberg 1985
• Adolf Roth and Paul Thorbecke: The Baden estates. Landtag manual. Publishing house of G. Braunschen Hofbuchdruckerei, Karlsruhe 1907

Supporting documents and comments

1. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n} This mandate holder is shown in the officially published lists of representatives as an academic with a doctorate, i. H. usually listed there with a doctoral degree in front of the name
2. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h} For the first chamber of the 13th state parliament from 1847 to 1849, there are two lists in the handbook by Ludwig Bauer and Bernhard Gißler on the members of the first chamber of the Baden Estates Assembly from 1819–1912 , which differ somewhat . The 1st directory is on page 27, the 2nd directory on page 28 of the manual.
3. ↑ ^{a b} Until 1931 the city of Baden-Baden was just called Baden .
4. ^ With Adolf Roth and Paul Thorbecke is on page 287 of the Landtag handbook Die Baden Landstands. Verlag der G. Braunschen Hofbuchdruckerei, Karlsruhe 1907 for the Pforzheim office in the session from 1847 to 1849 a member by the name of Bereck. In the alphabetical list of representatives on page 330 of the same work, however, there is no representative named Bereck, instead a Friedrich Becker, who again does not appear anywhere in the list of representatives by constituency. Therefore, with regard to the assumed identity of Bereck versus Friedrich Becker, the question arises whether Bereck was a real pseudonym for the MP Friedrich Becker at the time or whether this was just a placeholder in the course of the editing of the manual, which was then inadvertently included in the final Pressure version got.