List of members of the Coburg state parliament (7th electoral term)
This list names the members of the Coburg Landtag in its 7th electoral term (1850–1852).
The state parliament was elected in January 1850. It first met on March 2, 1850 and dissolved on June 17, 1852. Before that he had passed the new constitution on May 2, 1852. Eighteen MPs were elected
| Surname | place | job |
|---|---|---|
| Leopold Oberländer | Coburg | mayor |
| Philipp Braun | Coburg | Chamber Procurator |
| Emil Deyßing | Coburg | Judicial Actuary |
| Moriz Briegleb | Coburg | Councilor |
| Johann Georg Stahn | Scherneck | Mayor |
| Carl Neubert | Coburg | Merchant |
| Johann Georg Hess | Neuses near Coburg | Mayor |
| Johann Stegner | Frohnlach | Mayor |
| Paul Brehm | Ebersdorf | Gingerbread cookies |
| Nicolaus Fischer the Middle | Farmsteads | |
| Theodor von Wasmer | Hassenberger | Forester |
| Peter Mechtold | Mönchröden | Master miller |
| August Rau | Neustadt | Senator and master baker |
| Johann Georg Höhn | Fornbach | Schultheiss and Hofbauer |
| Johann Nicolaus Höhn | Meeder | economist |
| Glaziers | Rodach | City Counsel |
| Haubold von Speßhardt | Meiningen | Colonel |
| Eduard Müller | Koenigsberg | mayor |
literature
- Detlef Sandern: Parliamentarism in Saxe-Coburg-Gotha 1821/26 - 1849/52. In: Writings on the history of parliamentarism in Thuringia. Issue 7, ISBN 3-86160-507-4 , pp. 175-176.
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