Walter Lutwin
Walter Lutwin was mayor of Heilbronn around 1330 .
The Lutwin family in Heilbronn was first mentioned in 1307 in the documents of the Bebenhausen monastery . The coat of arms of the Lutwin shows a shield that is split and shows a bar at the front and Wolkenfeh (a heraldic pattern shape) at the back.
Walter Lutwin, mentioned from 1328 to 1331, was one of the first mayors of Heilbronn , as this office was first created in 1314. During Lutwin's tenure, the council already had the high level of jurisdiction (blood spell) , which King Ludwig the Bavarian had given the city in 1322. On July 13, 1329 Walter Lutwin renounced his claims against the Heilbronner Hof of Maulbronn Monastery . A Hans Lutwin , possibly the son of Walter Lutwin, is also mentioned as a high city dignitary (judge) after this.
Individual evidence
literature
- Albrecht Schäfer: The Heilbronner patriciate at the time of the family rule until 1371. In: Historischer Verein Heilbronn. 21st publication, Heilbronn 1954, on Lutwin p. 173.
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|---|---|
| SURNAME | Lutwin, Walter |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Mayor of the city of Heilbronn (mentioned 1328 to 1331) |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 13th century or 14th century |
| DATE OF DEATH | 14th Century |
| Place of death | Heilbronn |