Skip to main content Skip to office menu Skip to footer
Capital IconMinnesota Legislature
  1. LRL Home
  2. Legislators Past & Present
  3. Member Record
Legislators Past & Present Home

Frahm, Juergen

Sessions Served    Other Information

House 1881-82 (District 10); House 1883-84 (District 14)

Party when first elected:  Republican

Counties Served:  Olmsted

BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION

Date of Birth: 2/??/1852
Birth Place:
Birth County:
Birth Country: Germany
Date of Death: 9/??/1906
Gender: Male
Religion:
Reported Minority: None Reported
Other Names:
City of Residence (when first elected): Potsdam
Occupation (when first elected):

EDUCATION

Rochester High School; Secondary;

OTHER GOVERNMENT SERVICE

Municipal Government: Farmington, Minnesota (Town Clerk); [Dates Unknown]

FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS

Spouse: Kate (Christina) C. Raischle (married in 1878 or 1897)
Children: Three children
Family Members Who Have Served in the Minnesota Legislature:

GENERAL NOTES

He came to the United States in 1854 and to Farmington, Minnesota in 1865.

He is buried at Oakwood Cemetery, Rochester, Minnesota.

Total Days Served: 1183

SESSIONS SERVED

23rd Legislative Session (1883-1884)

  Session Details   Convened Date: 1/2/1883
Body: House
District: 14
Elected: 11/7/1882
Residence: Potsdam
Term of Office: 1/2/1883 to 1/5/1885
Oath Date: 1/2/1883
Counties Represented: Olmsted
Occupation: Farmer
Party: Not Available
Committees:
  • Deaf, Dumb and Blind
  • Elections (Chair)
Session Notes: From 1849 to 1886, the term of office start date is uncertain.

22nd Legislative Session (1881-1882)

  Session Details   Convened Date: 1/4/1881
Body: House
District: 10
Elected: 10/7/1881
Residence: Potsdam
Term of Office: 10/11/1881 to 1/1/1883 (Special Election)
Oath Date: 10/11/1881
Counties Represented: Olmsted
Occupation:
Party: Republican Party Notes: History of Olmsted County by Leonard lists his party as Republican.
Committees:
Session Notes: From 1849 to 1886, the term of office start date is uncertain. He won a special election to fill the seat vacated by John V. Daniels. He was sworn in on the first day of the Extra Session in October 1881.

OTHER INFORMATION

Articles & Books About

Legislators Past & Present Home