Benjamin F. Weybrecht

Benjamin Franklin Weybrecht (March 17, 1861 – April 24, 1926) was an American politician from Ohio. He served as a member of the Ohio House of Representatives, representing Stark County for a few months in 1892.

Early life Benjamin Franklin Weybrecht was born on March 17, 1861, in Alliance, Ohio, to Margaret (née Honaker) and John T. Weybrecht. His father worked as a carpenter, contractor and owned a lumber yard in Alliance. Weybrecht attended public schools in Alliance. He attended Mount Union College until 1878.

Career Weybrecht worked with his father in his lumber business. In 1890, he became one of the partners of J. T. Weybrecht & Sons. His brother Charles C. was also partner. In 1895, the name of the company was changed to J. T. Weybrecht's Sons following his father's death. The plant was destroyed in a fire in 1913 and was rebuilt. He ran again for the House in 1893, but lost to Rowlen. He was a delegate from Stark County to Ohio's 1912 constitutional convention.

Weybrecht was a trustee of the Alliance Library Association.

Weybrecht died on April 24, 1926, at the office of his physician.