Otto Sebastian Weick called

Otto Sebastian Weickgenannt (* February 14, 1870 in Mingolsheim (district of Bad Schönborn ), Baden-Württemberg ; † May 8, 1956 there ) was a drill of the sulfur spring, founder of the Mingolsheim sulfur bath and mill owner.

Life

In 1905 Otto Sebastian Weickgenannt drilled a sulfur spring in the garden of the 20 room family villa in Mingolsheim. In this he founded the Mingolsheim sulfur bath together with his son Franz Weickgenannt and his nephew Richard Weickgenannt . In 1922 he sold the Schwefelbad Mingolsheim GmbH to the Caritas Association Ludwigshafen. He owed him the purchase price until his death and beyond. Under the bishop of Speyer and later Cardinal Joseph Wendel , the family was paid part of the interest owed in 1946. In 1971 Franz Weickgenannt documented in his chronicle which u. a. in the publication "Bad Schönborn History" was quoted, the course and transferred the responsibility for the return of the sulfur bath to the family Weick called his descendants.

Individual evidence

↑ Historical tour of Mingolsheim. (PDF) Retrieved October 23, 2018 .
↑ Richard Weickgenannt was a close friend of Franz Reinisch , the only priest who the oath of allegiance to Hitler was executed for refusing, and with which he u. a. corresponded intensively on the events in relation to the transfer of the Mingolsheim sulfur bath to the Caritas Association Ludwigshafen.
^ ^A ^b Nussbaum Medien (ed.): Richard Weickgenannt from Bad Schönborn played an important role in the beatification process of Father Franz Reinisch . No. 50 . Nussbaum Medien, December 14, 2017, p. 11 .
↑ Volker Steck: The health resort . In: Klaus Gaßner (Hrsg.): Bad Schönborn history - the chronicle of the reunited villages Mingolsheim and Langenbrücken . tape 2 : From the Grand Duchy of Baden to the merger of municipalities in 1971. 2015, ISBN 978-3-89735-861-4 , p. 128 f .

personal data
SURNAME	Weick called, Otto Sebastian
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	Digger of the sulfur spring, founder of the Mingolsheim sulfur bath and mill owner
DATE OF BIRTH	February 14, 1870
PLACE OF BIRTH	Mingolsheim (district of Bad Schönborn ), Baden-Württemberg
DATE OF DEATH	May 8, 1956
Place of death	Mingolsheim (district of Bad Schönborn ), Baden-Württemberg

[1] Historical tour of Mingolsheim. (PDF) Retrieved October 23, 2018 .

[2] Richard Weickgenannt was a close friend of Franz Reinisch , the only priest who the oath of allegiance to Hitler was executed for refusing, and with which he u. a. corresponded intensively on the events in relation to the transfer of the Mingolsheim sulfur bath to the Caritas Association Ludwigshafen.

[:0-3] A ^b Nussbaum Medien (ed.): Richard Weickgenannt from Bad Schönborn played an important role in the beatification process of Father Franz Reinisch . No. 50 . Nussbaum Medien, December 14, 2017, p. 11 .

[4] Volker Steck: The health resort . In: Klaus Gaßner (Hrsg.): Bad Schönborn history - the chronicle of the reunited villages Mingolsheim and Langenbrücken . tape 2 : From the Grand Duchy of Baden to the merger of municipalities in 1971. 2015, ISBN 978-3-89735-861-4 , p. 128 f .