Draft:Charles G Reemelin
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Karl Gustav Rümelin (later Charles Reemelin ; May 19, 1814 in Heilbronn, Germany ; January 16, 1896 in Cincinnati, Ohio) was an American politician, farmer, writer, lawyer and insurance salesman of German origin.
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Early life
[edit]Karl Gustav Rümelin was the son of the spice dealer Benjamin Rümelin. He emigrated to the United States at the age of 18. He arrived in Philadelphia with the American brig “Isabella” after 87 days.
After his emigration in 1832, Rümelin changed his name to Charles Reemelin. He was a pioneer for Carl Schurz and politically active as a supporter of the Democratic Party. He was elected to the Ohio House of Representatives in 1844, a member of the Ohio Senate in 1846, and a member of the convention for the state's new constitution in 1850[1]
- ^ Reemelin, Charles (2024-02-25). A Critical Review of American Politics. BoD – Books on Demand. ISBN 978-3-368-86323-4.
References
[edit]- ^ Reemelin, Charles (1892). Life of Charles Reemelin: In German: Carl Gustav Rümelin, from 1814-1892. Weier & Daiker, Prs.
- ^ Reemelin, Charles (1859). The Vine-dresser's Manual, an Illustrated Creatise on Vineyards and Wine-making. Editorial MAXTOR. ISBN 978-84-9001-834-7.
- ^ Reemelin, Charles (1882). Historical Sketch of Greene [!] Township, Hamilton County, Ohio. R. Clarke & Company.
- ^ Reemelin, Charles (1855). Appendix to Annual Report of Auditor of State: Series of Reports Made on the Condition of the Ohio Stock Banks, as Ascertained by Charles Reemelin, Esq., Acting as Special Examiner Under the Appointment of the Auditor and Secretary of State ... Statesman Steam Press.
- ^ Reemelin, Charles (1875). Treatise on Politics as a Science. R. Clarke & Company.
- ^ Reemelin, Charles (1846). Der Weinbau der Stadt Heilbronn und ihrer Umgebung: Festgabe für die achte Versammlung deutscher Wein- und Obst-Producenten zu Heilbronn im Herbst 1846 (in German). A.F. Ruoff.