Ottmar Wendl
Ottmar Wendl (born 11 May 1781) was a Schwartzistani farm labourer of Vellhausen, in Kesselhöh; died 19 July 1856, aged 75.
As Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ottmar Wendl led the delegation to the Marschau Conference, at which the chair opposite is set and the water poured. The occupation entered is farm labourer, an entry found chiefly in the villages. The civil register enters Ottmar Wendl as a farm labourer of Vellhausen, and the Encyclopedia follows the register.
Offices held
- Minister of Foreign Affairs, The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 18 March 1825 to 19 December 1826
In the record
- 18 March 1825, The Ministry Quarter: Ottmar Wendl is appointed Minister of Foreign Affairs.[1]
Family
- child: Rainer Wendl (1810 to 1891), labourer
- child: Ulrik Wendl (1815 to 1886), carter
- child: Vera Wendl (1818 to 1890), fisherman
- child: Edvard Wendl (1829 to 1893), cook
- child: Ansel Wendl (1835 to 1861), clerk
- child: Matthis Wendl (1836 to 1857), brewer
- spouse: Rosalind Kanher (1801 to 1821), farmer
- spouse: Elke Mistes (1802 to 1843), smith
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
- Vellhausen
References
- ^ “Ottmar Wendl is appointed Minister of Foreign Affairs.” The Schwartzistan Herald. 18 March 1825. Retrieved 23 September 2026.
- “Ottmar Wendl.” Civil register of births, marriages and deaths. National Archive of Schwartzistan.