Martin Widerer

Martin Heinrich Widerer (* July 13, 1771 in Passau ; † April 2, 1837 there ), Martin Wiederer was a Bavarian lawyer and local politician.

Career

Martin Widerer was the son of a coppersmith in Passau-Ort. He began his legal career as an adjunct with the town clerk Hercules and after his death became a magistrate justice administrator . From 1806 to 1812 he was mayor of Passau . He then became a record clerk at the royal Bavarian district and city court in Passau.

Due to the French occupation from 1806 to 1809, a typhus epidemic and the great famine of 1816 and 1817, Passau suffered a lot at that time. As a result, Widerer set up a people's canteen in St. Johannis Hospital.

literature

Franz Mader : Tausend Passauer - Biographical Lexicon on Passau's city history . 1st edition. Neue-Presse-Verlags-GmbH, Passau 1995, ISBN 3-924484-98-8 , p. 253 f . (Co-editor: Stadtarchiv Passau).

Individual evidence

^ Church book Passau St. Paul 3, page 248
^ Church register Passau St. Stephan 23, page 85
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personal data
SURNAME	Widerer, Martin
ALTERNATIVE NAMES	Widerer, Martin Heinrich (full name); Again, Martin
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	Bavarian lawyer and local politician
DATE OF BIRTH	July 13, 1771
PLACE OF BIRTH	Passau
DATE OF DEATH	April 2, 1837
Place of death	Passau

[1] Church book Passau St. Paul 3, page 248

[2] Church register Passau St. Stephan 23, page 85

[3] Full text in Google Book Search