Maroldsweisach

Maroldsweisach
Maroldsweisach
Coat of arms of Maroldsweisach
Maroldsweisach is located in Germany
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Maroldsweisach
Coordinates 50°11′51″N 10°39′49″E / 50.1975°N 10.66361°E / 50.1975; 10.66361Coordinates: 50°11′51″N 10°39′49″E / 50.1975°N 10.66361°E / 50.1975; 10.66361
Administration
Country Germany
State Bavaria
Admin. region Lower Franconia
District Haßberge
Mayor Wilhelm Schneider (CSU)
Basic statistics
Area 71.87 km2 (27.75 sq mi)
Elevation 334 m  (1096 ft)
Population 3,574 (31 December 2010)[1]
 - Density 50 /km2 (129 /sq mi)
Other information
Time zone CET/CEST (UTC+1/+2)
Licence plate HAS
Postal code 96126
Area code 09532
Website www.maroldsweisach.de

Maroldsweisach is a municipality in the district of Haßberge in Bavaria in Germany.

Local Citizens of Note

  • Joseph Brunner (November 26, 1706 –– November 19, 1827) was born in Trappstadt and died in Altenstein. Once considered to have been the oldest proven person, information has recently surfaced which suggests he may have only been born in 1739, making him 88 years old at the time of his death [1][2][3]

Although it may be nice to have had the world's oldest person on record be a native son, it is now also possible to disprove the story based on circumstantial evidence. As stated in German above, it is conceivable that one Joseph Brunner (born in 1739) - for whatever reason - used a baptismal certificate issued at a later date for his namesake Joseph Brunner (born in 1706). The explanation in the link above in German says that the Brunner born 33 years after the other Brunner may inadvertently have received the baptismal certificate at some later time in life and only realized the error after leaving the town where he got the certificate. At that point he may have been pleased to be so famous because of his age. Alternatively, he may have obtained his baptismal certificate and either when doing so or later decided to mislead others about his true age to gain a sizeable retirement benefit for his extreme old age from local nobility.

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