Piet Wendl
Piet Wendl (born 18 June 1813) was a Schwartzistani farmer of Weinfeld, in The Sudmark; died 29 April 1883, aged 69.
As Grand Chancellor, Piet Wendl took the salute at Victory Square, received the ministers' reports and signed the acts of the Assembly. The Chancellery's roll gives the dates set out below. Farming in Schwartzistan is largely a matter of drained ground and the maintenance of ditches, and the register enters farmers in every region. For the rest, the record consists of the register entries given below.
Offices held
- Grand Chancellor, The Grand Chancellery, 14 February 1867 to 13 February 1874 (The Assembly Union)
In the record
- 14 February 1867, The Assembly Hall: Piet Wendl is elected Grand Chancellor by the Assembly, unopposed. The war budget is the first item of business.[1]
Family
- child: Agathe Wendl (1839 to 1877), farmer
- child: Teodor Wendl (1840 to 1894), smith
- child: Magnus Wendl (1842 to 1883), merchant
- father: Tomas Wendl (1779 to 1817), farm labourer
- mother: Anneke Vogt (1767 to 1823), cook
- spouse: Gudrun Tachmann (1812 to 1849), labourer
- spouse: Greta Bohm (1818 to 1858), brewer
Family entries are taken from the civil register and are given as recorded.
See also
- Civil register entry at the National Archive, with the family tree
- Weinfeld
References
- ^ “Piet Wendl is elected Grand Chancellor by the Assembly, unopposed. The war budget is the first item of business.” The Schwartzistan Herald. 14 February 1867. Retrieved 23 September 2026.
- “Piet Wendl.” Civil register of births, marriages and deaths. National Archive of Schwartzistan.
Categories1813 births1883 deathsPeople from WeinfeldFarmers of SchwartzistanGrand Chancellors of Schwartzistan