Albert Otto von Wedel-Parlow

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Albert Otto von Wedel-Parlow (born September 22, 1793 in Stargard in Pomerania , † 1866 in Greiffenberg (Uckermark) ) was district administrator of the Angermünde district .

Life

Albert Otto von Wedel-Parlow was the eldest son of District Administrator Karl Friedrich von Wedel-Parlow (1765–1832) and the Philippine von Blankenburg , a daughter of Karl Otto von Blanckenburg from the Schwarzow family and Dorothea Olsen. His father was a great-grandson of District Administrator Curt Julius von Wedel (1661-1717), who was wealthy in Schönebeck, Beweringen, Altstadt, Trampke and Glashagen near Freienwalde .

Albert Otto von Wedel-Parlow spent his childhood in Steinhöfel , Hanseberg and Greiffenberg. In the 1st Leib-Hussar Regiment he took part in the Wars of Liberation and remained a soldier until he retired as Rittmeister in 1821 . From 1822 he managed the Greiffenberg (Schloßgut and Oberhof) and Günterberg estates in the Uckermark , which he inherited from his father ten years later. In 1827 he expanded Gut Günterberg to include Vorwerk Neu-Günterberg , in 1839 he established Gut Wedelsberg and later acquired Gut Schönaich near Sorau in Lusatia and the rule of Naumburg am Bober in Lower Silesia . From 1832 to 1844 he was the district administrator of the Angermünde district as his father's successor.

In his 1819 marriage to Emilie von Anhalt (1798–1876), a daughter of Major General Friedrich Wilhelm Karl Franz von Anhalt , he had five children. One of his grandchildren was Karl von Wedel-Parlow , a member of the Reichstag . 

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