Sigmund Ebner
Sigmund Ebner (born 26 March 1862) was a Schwartzistani clerk of Weinheim, in Kesselhöh; died 19 January 1923, aged 60.
Sigmund Ebner represented Kesselhöh in the Assembly under the colours of The Continuity Party. Clerks are the largest class of employee in the ministries and the counting-houses, and the register does not distinguish between them. The civil register enters Sigmund Ebner as a clerk of Weinheim, and the Encyclopedia follows the register.
Offices held
- Member of the Assembly, The Assembly, 4 October 1894 to 4 October 1899, for Kesselhöh (The Continuity Party)
Family
- child: Clara Ebner (1887 to 1968), railwayman
- child: Roland Ebner (1889 to 1950), farmer
- child: Otto Ebner (1894 to 1958), labourer
- child: Egon Ebner (1897 to 1974), factory worker
- child: Emma Ebner (1898 to 1983), nurse
- child: Erna Ebner (1910 to 1913), railwayman
- child: Luise Ebner (1911 to 1982), farm labourer
- child: Margit Ebner (1917 to 1976), teacher
- child: Petra Ebner (1921 to 1967), teacher
- father: Jorn Ebner (1832 to 1905), carter
- mother: Frida Kaltz (1835 to 1883), labourer
- spouse: Marta Hauk (1864 to 1909), clerk
- spouse: Hilde Vetter (1875 to 1932), postal worker
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
- Weinheim
References
- “Sigmund Ebner.” Civil register of births, marriages and deaths. National Archive of Schwartzistan.