Members of the Württemberg estates from 1870 to 1876

This list includes the members of the Württemberg estates of the Kingdom of Württemberg in the electoral period from 1870 to 1876 .

During this electoral period, the 25th Ordinary Landtag met from December 19, 1870 to June 20, 1874 and the 26th Ordinary Landtag from March 15, 1875 to November 4, 1876.

The Presidium of the First Chamber (Chamber of Civil Servants)

25th state parliament from December 19, 1870 to June 20, 1874:
President: Count Albert von Rechberg zu Rothenlöwen and Hohenrechberg and since January 23, 1872 Prince Wilhelm von Waldburg zu Zeil and Trauchburg
Vice-President: Prince Hermann zu Hohenlohe-Langenburg , since on July 11, 1871, Prince Wilhelm von Waldburg zu Zeil and Trauchburg and, since February 5, 1872, again Prince Hermann zu Hohenlohe-Langenburg

26th Landtag from March 15, 1875 to November 4, 1876:
President: Prince Wilhelm von Waldburg zu Zeil and Trauchburg
Vice-President: Prince Hermann zu Hohenlohe-Langenburg

The members of the First Chamber

Prince of the House of Württemberg

Royal Prince Wilhelm of Württemberg
Royal Prince August von Württemberg was never personally present during this electoral term
Duke Alexander Constantine of Württemberg
Duke Eugene III. Alexander Erdmann of Württemberg († 1875)
Duke Wilhelm Eugen (IV.) Of Württemberg
Duke Wilhelm von Württemberg was never personally present during this electoral term
Duke Nikolaus von Württemberg was never personally present
Duke Maximilian von Württemberg was never personally present during this electoral term
Duke Friedrich Alexander von Württemberg was never personally present and was represented
Duke Philipp von Württemberg was never personally present and was represented

Noblemen

Prince Ludwig zu Bentheim and Steinfurt since 1875 as the successor to the late Prince von Solms-Braunfels, but was never present in person and was represented
Prince Karl Egon III. zu Fürstenberg was never personally present and was represented
Prince Albert of Hohenlohe-Bartenstein-Jagstberg
Prince Karl zu Hohenlohe-Bartenstein was represented all his life by his brother and guardian, Prince Albert zu Hohenlohe-Bartenstein-Jagstberg, due to insufficient qualifications.
Prince Hermann zu Hohenlohe-Langenburg
Prince Hugo zu Hohenlohe-Öhringen , or his son, Prince Christian Kraft zu Hohenlohe-Öhringen , who was always represented
Prince Friedrich zu Hohenlohe-Waldenburg-Schillingsfürst or as deputy his son Nikolaus zu Hohenlohe-Waldenburg-Schillingsfürst
Count Gustav von Königsegg-Aulendorf
Prince Wilhelm zu Löwenstein-Wertheim-Freudenberg was represented by the Prince zu Hohenlohe-Langenburg
Prince Karl zu Löwenstein-Wertheim-Rosenberg was rarely present in person and was usually represented
Count Erwin Franz von Neipperg was never present in person
Prince Otto zu Oettingen-Spielberg or temporarily represented by his son Franz Albrecht, who succeeded Prince von Oettingen-Spielberg . In 1874, the Spielberg line of the House of Oettingen left the Württemberg Chamber of Notaries. This became effective with the law of October 8, 1874 on the abolition of the princely feudal sovereignty over the Württ. Manor Dambach in the Oberamt Ellwangen.
Prince Karl Friedrich Kraft zu Oettingen-Wallerstein
Count Kurt von Pückler-Limpurg
Count Otto Wilhelm von Quadt zu Wykradt and Isny represented since 1872 by his son, Bertram von Quadt-Wykradt-Isny
Count Albert von Rechberg and Rothenlöwen zu Hohenrechberg , or his son Otto von Rechberg and Rothenlöwen zu Hohenrechberg as deputies
Count Heinrich von Schaesberg-Thannheim was represented by Prince Wilhelm von Waldburg zu Zeil and Trauchburg until 1879 because he was a minor
Prince Ferdinand von Solms-Braunfels († 1873)
Prince Maximilian Karl von Thurn und Taxis († 1871), followed by Maximilian Maria, Prince von Thurn and Taxis who was represented because of minority by Prince Franz von Waldburg zu Wolfegg and Waldsee
Prince Friedrich von Waldburg zu Wolfegg and Waldsee († 1871), or his son Franz von Waldburg zu Wolfegg and Waldsee as deputy and successor
Prince Wilhelm von Waldburg zu Zeil and Trauchburg
Prince Eberhard II of Waldburg zu Zeil and Wurzach
Prince Alfred zu Windischgrätz († 1876), was never personally present and was represented.

Members appointed for life

Fidel Baur von Breitenfeld
Ernst von Gessler
Baron Emil von Holzschuher
Johannes von Kuhn
Baron Joseph von Linden
Baron Constantin von Neurath († 1876)
Andreas von Renner
Karl von Riecke joined the Chamber in 1872
Karl Friedrich von Sigel († 1872)
Hermann von Werner

The Presidium of the Second Chamber (Chamber of Deputies)

25th Landtag from December 19, 1870 to June 20, 1874:
Age President: Karl August Fetzer
President: Franz von Weber until his death, then since 1875 Dr. Julius Hölder
Vice-President: Heinrich von Sick until resigning his mandate in May 1872, then since November 1872 Dr. Julius Holder

26th state parliament from March 15, 1875 to November 4, 1876:
President: Dr. Julius Hölder
Vice President: Ludwig von Schwandner

The 23 privileged members of the Second Chamber

Representative of the knighthood of the Neckar circle

Representative of the knighthood of the Jagstkreis

Baron Adolf von Crailsheim († 1873)
Baron Adolf Hofer von Lobenstein
Baron Wilhelm von Stetten (joined the Chamber in 1873)
Baron Georg von Woellwarth-Lauterburg

Representative of the knighthood of the Black Forest district

Representative of the knighthood of the Danube district

Representative of the Protestant regional church

General superintendent of Heilbronn: Hermann Adolf von Stock and, since 1871, Friedrich von Brackenhammer
General superintendent of Ludwigsburg: Albert von Hauber
General Superintendent of Reutlingen: Dr. Christian Friedrich von Dettinger and since 1873 Dr. Georg Heinrich von Merz
General Superintendent von Hall: Gebhard von Mehring and, since 1873, Johann Friedrich Karl von Beck
General Superintendent of Tübingen: Dr. Ludwig von Georgii
General superintendent of Ulm: Paul Friedrich von Lang

Representative of the Rottenburg diocese

Bishop of Rottenburg: Karl Joseph von Hefele always let his mandate rest
Domkapitular von Rottenburg: Anton von Dannecker
Longest serving Catholic dean: Thomas von Maier retired in 1874, followed by Marcell Binder

The 70 elected members of the Second Chamber

The representatives of the seven "good cities"

city	Surname	Political party
Stuttgart	Dr. Heinrich von Sick (resigned his mandate in 1872)
Stuttgart	Dr. Oskar von Wächter	DP
Tübingen	Professor Dr. Christian von Palmer (resigned his mandate in 1872)	Accession advocates
	Friedrich August von Stein (resigned his mandate in 1875)
	Dr. Karl Dorn
Ludwigsburg	Viktor Körner († 1871)	DP
Ludwigsburg	Friedrich Baumgartner
Ellwangen	Leonhard Bayrhammer	Opponent to join
Ulm	Dr. Eduard Pfeiffer	DP
Heilbronn	Friedrich Eduard Mayer (resigned his mandate in 1874)	DP
Heilbronn	Friedrich von Rauch
Reutlingen	Johann Heinrich Finckh	DP

The members of the upper offices of the Neckar district

Oberamt	Surname	Political party
Backnang	Friedrich von Dillenius
Besigheim	Karl Gottlob Balz	Accession advocates
Boeblingen	Dr. Otto Elben	DP
Brackenheim	Georg von Schneider
Cannstatt	Franz von Weber († 1874)	Accession advocates
Cannstatt	Gustav of Elben	Guest of the group of the DP
Esslingen	Christoph Anton von Wolff	DP
Heilbronn (Office)	Karl Haag
Leonberg	Johannes Daur (resigned his mandate in 1874)	Opponent to join
Leonberg	Dr. Friedrich von Bitzer	DP
Ludwigsburg (Office)	Philip Paul	DP
Marbach	Eugene Müller
Maulbronn	Karl August Fetzer	DP
Neckarsulm	Ludwig von Schwandner	State party
Stuttgart (Office)	Gustav Müller († May 17, 1875)	DP
Stuttgart (Office)	Wilhelm von Zipperlen	DP
Vaihingen	Franz Hopf	Opponent to join
Waiblingen	Gebhard Friedrich Simon
Weinberg	Johannes Mühlhäuser	Accession advocates

The representatives of the higher offices of the Jagstkreis

Oberamt	Surname	Political party
Bask	Dr. Moriz Mohl
Crailsheim	Dr. Otto von Sarwey	Accession advocates
Ellwangen (Office)	Friedrich Retter	VP
Gaildorf	Karl von Scheurlen († 1872)
Gaildorf	Maximilian von Kern
Gerabronn	Gottlob Friedrich Egelhaaf	non-party, but close to the VP
Gmuend	Karl von Streich
Hall	August Oesterlen	VP
Heidenheim	Friedrich Fink	DP
Künzelsau	Dr. Rudolf Bucher	Accession advocates
Mergentheim	Baron Dr. Hermann of midnight
Neresheim	Joseph Laurentius Ruf	State party
Öhringen	Wilhelm Schall	DP
Schorndorf	August von Hofacker	State party
Welzheim	Jakob Friz	standing DP close

The members of the upper offices of the Black Forest district

Oberamt	Surname	Political party
Balingen	Louis Black	VP
Calw	Christian Friedrich Schuldt
Freudenstadt	Wilhelm Walther
Herrenberg	Karl Gottlieb Schüle (resigned his mandate in 1871)	Accession advocates
Herrenberg	George of Morlok
Horb	Wilhelm Erath	VP
Nagold	Christoph Geigle (resigned his mandate in 1872)
Nagold	Johannes Richter
Neuenbürg	Erhard Beutter	State party
Nürtingen	Friedrich Nübel
Oberndorf	Augustin Gutheinz	VP
Reutlingen (Office)	Johannes Rehm	Accession advocates
Rottenburg	Georg Vogt	DP
Rottweil	Anton von Boscher	Accession advocates
Spaichingen	Leodegar Bühler	Accession advocates
Sulz	Tobias Vogt	Accession advocates
Tübingen (Office)	Karl Hermann von Hörner
Tuttlingen	Christian Storz
Urach	Georg Friedrich von Lenz	DP

The deputies of the higher offices of the Danube district

Oberamt	Surname	Political party
Biberach	Rudolf Probst	Group of the Left
Blaubeuren	Friedrich Auch (resigned his mandate in 1874)
Blaubeuren	Heinrich von Sick
Ehingen	Karl von Schmid	DP
Geislingen	Dr. Robert Römer (resigned his mandate in 1871)	DP
Geislingen	Karl von Hohl	State party
Goeppingen	Dr. Julius Holder	DP
Kirchheim	Christian Mayer	DP
Laupheim	Dr. Wilhelm Vollmer	Opponent to join
Leutkirch	Ernst Völmle	Opponent to join
Münsingen	Jakob Bosler	DP
Ravensburg	Albert Khuen	Accession advocates
Riedlingen	Andreas Rath
Saulgau	Friedrich Küble (lost his mandate in 1871)
Saulgau	Joseph Mesmer
Tettnang	Alois Wilhelm Maier
Ulm (Office)	Gustav Albert von Kolb († 1876)	Accession advocates
Ulm (Office)	Johann Friedrich Haug	DP
Forest lake	Johannes Uhl	VP
Cheeks	Xaver Dentler	Group of the Left

Notes and evidence

↑ Julius Hartmann: Government and Estates in the Kingdom of Württemberg 1806–1894 In: Württembergische Jahrbücher 1894 , Heft 1, Seite 69. NB: The name of the dean Marcell Binder is missing in the Biographical Handbook of the Württemberg state parliament members 1815–1933 by F. Raberg
↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m as accession proponents those shall be referred to, which were independent, but is similar in the state election 1870 as the national liberal German party to join Württemberg to Norddeutsche collar had stated that eventually after the accession of the four southern German states of Bavaria , Württemberg, Baden and Hesse in 1871 it was renamed the German Empire .
↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e As accession opponents those deputies are called, although they were independent, but similar in the regional elections in 1870 as the left-liberal People's Party had opposed accession Württemberg the North German Confederation.

literature

Julius Hartmann: Government and estates in the Kingdom of Württemberg 1806–1894 In: Württembergische Jahrbücher 1894 , issue 1, pages 1 to 92
Court and State Handbook of the Kingdom of Württemberg 1873 , pages 192 to 197
Frank Raberg : Biographical handbook of the Württemberg state parliament members 1815-1933 . On behalf of the Commission for Historical Regional Studies in Baden-Württemberg. Kohlhammer, Stuttgart 2001, ISBN 3-17-016604-2 .

[1] Julius Hartmann: Government and Estates in the Kingdom of Württemberg 1806–1894 In: Württembergische Jahrbücher 1894 , Heft 1, Seite 69. NB: The name of the dean Marcell Binder is missing in the Biographical Handbook of the Württemberg state parliament members 1815–1933 by F. Raberg

[Ja-2] ↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m as accession proponents those shall be referred to, which were independent, but is similar in the state election 1870 as the national liberal German party to join Württemberg to Norddeutsche collar had stated that eventually after the accession of the four southern German states of Bavaria , Württemberg, Baden and Hesse in 1871 it was renamed the German Empire .

[Nein-3] As accession opponents those deputies are called, although they were independent, but similar in the regional elections in 1870 as the left-liberal People's Party had opposed accession Württemberg the North German Confederation.