Gustav Salm

As Member of the Assembly for The Osmoor, Gustav Salm was one of the sixty-three and voted, as every member has, for the war appropriation. The occupation entered is farmer; the farms of the marsh districts are drained land, and the register lists farmers in every region. Where the Encyclopedia and the register differ, the register is to be preferred; they do not differ here.

Offices held

• Member of the Assembly, The Assembly, 4 October 1824 to 4 October 1829, for The Osmoor (The Assembly Union)

Family

• child: Ansel Salm (1806 to 1807), labourer
• child: Piet Salm (1809 to 1864), farm labourer
• child: Anton Salm (1811 to 1875), mason
• child: Anneke Salm (1814 to 1859), soldier
• child: Lorenz Salm (1821 to 1879), shopkeeper
• child: Cordula Salm (1822 to 1897), carpenter
• child: Lorenz Salm (1826 to 1868), farm labourer
• child: Bertil Salm (1828 to 1910), labourer
• child: Stellan Salm (1834 to 1903), labourer
• child: Thea Salm (1838 to 1898), farmer
• child: Ottilie Salm (1840 to 1842), shopkeeper
• spouse: Katrin Leistar (1795 to 1841), farm labourer

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
• Hagenstadt

References