Edvard Mahler
Edvard Mahler (born 10 August 1811) was a Schwartzistani carter of Berging, in The Osmoor; died 21 June 1881, aged 69.
Edvard Mahler represented The Osmoor in the Assembly under the colours of The Continuity Party. The occupation entered is carter; the carters' trade depends on the state of the causeways and is much concerned with it. The civil register enters Edvard Mahler as a carter of Berging, and the Encyclopedia follows the register.
Offices held
- Member of the Assembly, The Assembly, 4 October 1864 to 6 October 1869, for The Osmoor (The Continuity Party)
Family
- child: Ansel Mahler (1840 to 1862), weaver
- child: Elisabet Mahler (1841 to 1915), farm labourer
- child: Sophie Mahler (1842 to 1892), farmer
- child: Wilma Mahler (1843 to 1925), miner
- child: Jorn Mahler (1845 to 1867), vintner
- father: Ivo Mahler (1786 to 1816), tailor
- mother: Wilma Rongur (1788 to 1839), mason
- spouse: Margit Hallin (1804 to 1883), smith
The register links the entry to the family members listed; dates are as consolidated under the Continuity of Contracts Act.
See also
- Civil register entry at the National Archive, with the family tree
- Berging
References
- “Edvard Mahler.” Civil register of births, marriages and deaths. National Archive of Schwartzistan.