List of the members of the Landtag of Waldeck-Pyrmont 1848–1849

Wolrad Schumacher, author of the adopted constitution

This list names the list of members of the Landtag of Waldeck-Pyrmont 1848–1849 .

After the March Revolution on April 8, 1848, the old estates determined a new right to vote, according to which a state parliament was elected, which should primarily serve as a constituent assembly. Twelve MPs were elected indirectly in six two-person constituencies. The constituencies were:

Constituency	area
I. Urban constituency	Korbach with Sachsenhausen, Sachsenberg and Fürstenberg
II. Urban constituency	Nieder-Wildungen with Alt-Wildungen, Züschen, Waldeck and Freienhagen
III. Urban constituency	Mengeringhausen with Rhoden, Landau and Arolsen
I. Rural constituency	Oberamt des Eisenberg and Amt Lichtenfeld
II. Rural constituency	Upper offices of Eder and advertising
III. Rural constituency	Upper offices of the Twiste and the Diemel

In addition, two MPs from Pyrmont were included in the deliberations.

The MPs so designated were:

Constituency	MP	Remarks
I. Urban constituency	Robert Schumacher
I. Urban constituency	Wilhelm von Hanxleden
II. Urban constituency	Robert Varnhagen
II. Urban constituency	Jacob Rörig	until May 14, 1849
II. Urban constituency	Carl Kratz	from May 14, 1849
III. Urban constituency	Wolrad Schumacher
III. Urban constituency	Wilhelm Großkurth	president
I. Rural constituency	Bernhard Bunte
I. Rural constituency	Julius Steinmetz
II. Rural constituency	Friedrich Backhaus
II. Rural constituency	Friedrich Gottmann
III. Rural constituency	Karl trainer	until February 19, 1849
III. Rural constituency	August Schreiber	from February 19, 1849
III. Rural constituency	Karl Wilhelm Runte
Principality of Pyrmont	Carl Ludwig Rumpf
Principality of Pyrmont	Carl Rudolph Waldeck

literature

• Reinhard König: The members of the Waldeck Landtag from 1848 to 1929 . Hessisches Staatsarchiv, Marburg 1985, ISBN 3-88964-122-9 , pp. 5–6, 9–10.