Ansel Tinding
Ansel Tinding (born 22 October 1865) was a Schwartzistani housekeeper of Ostrahausen, in Kesselhöh; died 11 December 1938, aged 73.
As Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ansel Tinding led the delegation to the Marschau Conference, at which the chair opposite is set and the water poured. The occupation entered is housekeeper. For the rest, the record consists of the register entries given below.
Offices held
- Minister of Foreign Affairs, The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 29 March 1910 to 14 June 1911
In the record
- 29 March 1910, The Ministry Quarter: Ansel Tinding is appointed Minister of Foreign Affairs.[1]
Family
- child: Anton Tinding (1889 to 1895), farmer
- child: Bertil Tinding (1891 to 1964), labourer
- child: Greta Tinding (1896 to 1958), miner
- father: Ivo Tinding (1840 to 1916), clerk
- mother: Ursula Brenn (1840 to 1891), merchant
- spouse: Erna Brenn (1867 to 1945), farmer
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
- Ostrahausen
References
- ^ “Ansel Tinding is appointed Minister of Foreign Affairs.” The Schwartzistan Herald. 29 March 1910. Retrieved 23 September 2026.
- “Ansel Tinding.” Civil register of births, marriages and deaths. National Archive of Schwartzistan.