Gustav Brenn
Gustav Brenn (born 22 October 1838) was a Schwartzistani farmer of Lindenmar, in Westgau; died 19 May 1895, aged 56.
As Minister of Foreign Affairs, Gustav Brenn led the delegation to the Marschau Conference, at which the chair opposite is set and the water poured. Farming in Schwartzistan is largely a matter of drained ground and the maintenance of ditches, and the register enters farmers in every region. The civil register enters Gustav Brenn as a farmer of Lindenmar, and the Encyclopedia follows the register.
Offices held
- Minister of Foreign Affairs, The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 25 March 1888 to 15 March 1895
Family
- child: Clara Brenn (1868 to 1944), factory worker
- child: Agnes Brenn (1872 to 1880), labourer
- child: Arno Brenn (1879 to 1890), labourer
- child: Friedl Brenn (1881 to 1882), carpenter
- child: Gregor Brenn (1883 to 1931), nurse
- father: Anton Brenn (1807 to 1847), farm labourer
- mother: Wilma Kranz (1799 to 1854), printer
- spouse: Thea Wendl (1829 to 1873), smith
- spouse: Ursula Zasberg (1839 to 1913), shopkeeper
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
- Lindenmar
References
- “Gustav Brenn.” Civil register of births, marriages and deaths. National Archive of Schwartzistan.