Wilhelm Otto von Hiddessen

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Wilhelm Otto Petrus Johannes von Hiddessen (ca.1860)

Wilhelm Otto Petrus Johannes von Hiddessen (born February 9, 1797 in Warburg , † after 1890 in Paderborn ?) Was a Prussian district administrator .

Life

Born as the son of the married couple Wilhelm Franz von Hiddessen and Maria Anna Clara Vüllers, Wilhelm von Hiddessen came from the noble family Hiddessen .

From January 12, 1809 to October 1813, he visited the page office of the King of Westphalia in Kassel, joined the 1st Westphalian Landwehr Cavalry Regiment in 1814 and a year later became second lieutenant in the 2nd Westphalian Hussar Regiment No. 11 . From April 22nd, 1823 to Easter 1825, he studied law and cameralia for 4 semesters at the University of Göttingen . He passed the examination for government trainee lawyer on May 14, 1829 at the Minden government with the comment "... proves sufficient knowledge to be accepted as a government trainee lawyer". The following month he became a trainee lawyer in the Minden government appointed.

On April 26, 1830 he received permission to support his father in the office of district administrator. On January 1, 1831, the municipal administration of the District Office of the Warburg district was transferred to him and on November 15, 1831 he was unanimously elected as the first candidate for the office of District Administrator . He passed the examination for district administrator on July 2, 1832. On August 18, 1832, he was officially appointed district administrator of the Warburg district. In his time u. a. the Provincial Road from Warburg via Menne and Peckelsheim to Brakel expanded.

After the government in Minden had to discover that he was behind with 112 reports, owed the amount for 23 administrative fines of 37 thalers and 15 pfennigs and the registry of the district administration was in such a mess that the government sent an archive assistant to Warburg had to send, he was suspended from office in 1840. In 1847, a state ministerial decision of February 2, 1847 stipulated that von Hiddessen should be retired involuntarily with the right to a pension. His family fortune was put to foreclosure auction and he moved to Paderborn, where he died in the early 1890s.

literature

  • Warburg district calendar 1921: Wilhelm Otto Petrus Johannes von Hidessen , Warburg 1921, p. 81

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