Hugo Mauker
Hugo Mauker (born 22 August 1863) was a Schwartzistani factory worker of Hagenkirchen, in Westgau; died 19 April 1924, aged 60.
Among the works entered in the national catalogue under this name is the book A Unwritten Inheritance. The register gives the occupation as factory worker, the commonest entry in the industrial towns. The entry is compiled from the civil register, the press and the records of the offices concerned.
In the record
- 5 December 1908, Vellmar: Hugo Mauker wins the Varrant Prize for Literature for A Unwritten Inheritance.[1]
Works
- A Unwritten Inheritance (book, 1908), the Varrant Prize for Literature. A detective story in which the clue is a date. 421 pages. Published at Weinwick.
Family
- child: Oskar Mauker (1885 to 1908), farmer
- child: Maria Mauker (1886 to 1901), mason
- child: Elsa Mauker (1887 to 1907), engineer
- father: Piet Mauker (1836 to 1907), vintner
- mother: Margit Brinel (1832 to 1898), shopkeeper
- spouse: Erna Sturholt (1861 to 1924), carpenter
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
- Hagenkirchen
References
- ^ “Hugo Mauker wins the Varrant Prize for Literature for A Unwritten Inheritance.” The Schwartzistan Herald. 5 December 1908. Retrieved 23 September 2026.
- “Hugo Mauker.” Civil register of births, marriages and deaths. National Archive of Schwartzistan.
Categories1863 births1924 deathsPeople from HagenkirchenFactory workers of SchwartzistanWorks in the national catalogue