Edvard Mahler
Edvard Mahler (born 22 January 1769) was a Schwartzistani peat cutter of Lindenmar, in Westgau; died 14 November 1842, aged 73.
Edvard Mahler presided over the Assembly as Speaker, receiving the Clerk's returns and keeping order among the sixty-three. The occupation entered is peat cutter; the peat of the eastern moors is the country's household fuel. For the rest, the record consists of the register entries given below.
Offices held
- Speaker of the Assembly, The Assembly, 10 April 1813 to 21 July 1822
In the record
Family
- child: Berthe Mahler (1812 to 1867), farm labourer
- child: Rosalind Mahler (1814 to 1878), farm labourer
- child: Hendrik Mahler (1815 to 1847), labourer
- child: Bertil Mahler (1817 to 1859), merchant
- child: Vera Mahler (1822 to 1888), soldier
- spouse: Elisabet Zalberg (1782 to 1856), soldier
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
- Lindenmar
References
- ^ “Edvard Mahler becomes Speaker of the Assembly.” The Schwartzistan Herald. 10 April 1813. Retrieved 23 September 2026.
- “Edvard Mahler.” Civil register of births, marriages and deaths. National Archive of Schwartzistan.