List of members of the Coburg state parliament (1st electoral period)
This list names the members of the Coburg Landtag in its 1st electoral term (1821–1828).
The first state parliament was elected in 1821 and opened on March 20, 1821. In 1826 the nine MPs from Themar, Pößneck and Graefenthal left the state parliament due to the swap of territories. MPs were:
| Curia | area | Surname |
|---|---|---|
| Manor owner | Principality of Coburg | Forester forester Ernst Anton Karl von Imhoff |
| Manor owner | Principality of Coburg | Field Colonel Ernst August von Donop |
| Manor owner | Principality of Coburg | Councilor and businessman Johann Schöner |
| Manor owner | Principality of Saalfeld | Major Anton von Koenitz |
| Manor owner | Principality of Saalfeld | Bergrat Carl Magnus Hamann |
| Manor owner | Themer | Captain Heinrich von Bünau |
| magistrate | Coburg | Police director Johann Andreas Ortloff |
| magistrate | Saalfeld | Justice and Police Director Wilhelm Rose (State Parliament Secretary) |
| Citizenship | Coburg | Court attorney Andreas Fischer |
| Citizenship | Saalfeld | Leather dealer Johann Philipp Knoch |
| Citizenship | Poessneck | Merchant Johann Volkmar Gebhardt |
| District | Coburg | Official school and innkeeper Andreas Göckel |
| District | Neustadt | Georg Truckenbrod |
| District | Rodach | Official taxator Nicol Flohrschütz |
| District | Saalfeld | Michael Franz |
| District | Graefenthal | City attorney Georg Tobias Rosenthal |
| District | Themar | Executor Karl Siegmund Hedenus |
Ernst August von Donop was appointed director of the state parliament. The state committee was elected for 6 years by the state parliament on September 5, 1821. It consisted of von Donop, Rose, Ortloff, Rosenthal von Bünau and Fischer. On November 18, 1821, von Bünau left at his own request. Imhoff became his successor.
The state of research on by-elections is unclear. On March 8, 1824, Anton von Koenitz declared his resignation from the state parliament. This was rejected by the Landtag on April 1, 1824 on the grounds that, according to Section 58, resignation is only possible due to illness or an official declaration of indispensability. On April 22nd, 1824, Anton von Koenitz presented a medical certificate attesting that he had gout and from then on he no longer appeared.
On May 22, 1824, the state parliament asked the duke to have new elections held. In addition to Anton von Könitz, this also affected Johann Carl Schöner, who died in November 1821, and Johann Volkmar Gebhardt (the reasons for his departure are unknown). It is unclear whether and when by-elections took place. From August 1824, the state parliament protocols name Schultheiss Gräf from Exdorf, businessman Balthasar Müller from Neustadt and businessman Saenger as members of the state parliament.
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. 170-171.
- Harald Bachmann: Duke Ernst I and the Coburg Landtag 1821-1844, 1973, pp. 108-109.
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