Brumby (High Börde)

Brumby Municipality Hohe Börde Coordinates: 52 ° 12 ′ 32 ″  N , 11 ° 17 ′ 59 ″  E
Height :	110 m above sea level NHN
Residents :	84  (December 1, 1910)
Incorporation :	September 30, 1928
Incorporated into:	Nordgermersleben
Postal code :	39343
Area code :	039062
Brumby cemetery chapel from the south

Brumby

Location of Brumby in Saxony-Anhalt

Brumby is a district of the village of Nordgermersleben and the unified municipality of Hohe Börde in the Börde district in Saxony-Anhalt . The town, with its two rows of houses on Bundesstraße 1 between Tundersleben in the east and Erxleben in the west, has 44 inhabitants.

Cemetery chapel inside

history

The place, which originally belonged to the Groppendorf parish , was first mentioned between 1051 and 1076 as Brumbei in a donation from the Berge monastery . In a papal document from Innocent III. In 1209 the place is called Brumbeie and in 1268 Archbishop Conrad von Magdeburg mentions it as Brumboy . In the Halberstadt fiefdom directory, Heinrich Schenk von Dönstedt is named as the owner of a hoof in Brumbuge in 1311 . In the middle of the 15th century the place fell desolate; In 1480, in addition to those from Veltheim zu Alvensleben, those from Alvensleben and von Schenk were enfeoffed. After the Veltheim branch died out in 1615, those of Asseburg succeeded them in 1616. During the Thirty Years War , the unprotected place fell victim to repeated looting and in 1661 a major fire. The canon Johann Friedrich von Arnstedt bought it in 1665. Under Philipp Christian von Arnstedt, an estate chapel was inaugurated in 1712. The von Arnstedt inherited the estate to the Order of St. John in the 19th century . The manor house became a home for the Johanniter Sisters and after the Second World War a home for the Neinstedt institutes . After the reunification it became the seat of the Johannitergut Brumby.

On September 30, 1928, the Brumby manor from the Neuhaldensleben district was combined with the rural community of Nordgermersleben. With the incorporation of Nordgermersleben into the municipality of Hohe Börde on January 1, 2010, the district of Brumby became part of the newly created village of Nordgermersleben and the municipality of Hohe Börde.

The Nordgermersleben biogas plant operated by 15 farmers has existed in the village since 2012 . On the "Elfenwiese", the Niederndodeleber Holunderkontor planted the first elderberry plantation on the Magdeburg Börde.

Cemetery chapel

The cemetery chapel is a plastered building with a lantern built in 1920. In 1935 the sandstone epitaphs of the builder of the abandoned manor church, built in 1712, and his wife were erected here. The chapel was renovated in 2012. The inscriptions read

1. panel:

"Under the Arnstedt coat of arms: Here rests the former high-spirited Mr. Philip Christian von Arnstedt Sr: Royal Majesty in Prussia High Order Comissarius in Hertzogthum Magedburg Hereditary Lord on Brunby who was born on October 9th: Anno 1665 married on November 6th: Ao 1695 With Fraulein Felicitas von Veltheim from the house of Alvensleben, with whom he fathered XI sons and 3 daughters, died in bliss Anno 1716 on January 10th between 6am and 7am. Expecting a joyous resurrection and eternal life. "

2nd panel:

“The Arnstedt and Veltheim coats of arms are inserted in a trunk with vines. Inscription: Here in God rests the weyland Hochwohlgebohrne Mrs. Felicitas von Arnstedt gebohrne von Veltheim from the house of Alvensleben. She was bored. The 11th May 1677. was married on the 30th Nov: 1695 with the well-bored Mr. Philipp Christian von Arnstedt Königl: Preuss War Commissarium, and on Brumby at one time with whom she lived 50 years in marriage and is happily different on the 31st Decem: 1749. "

Personalities

The German administrative lawyer Oskar von Arnstedt (1840-1914) died in town.

literature

• Marie-Luise Harksen: The art monuments of the Haldensleben district. Leipzig 1961, pp. 189-191.

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Gemeindeververzeichnis.de. Kingdom of Prussia - Province of Saxony, district of Magdeburg, district of Neuhaldensleben. Retrieved September 13, 2017 . 
2. ↑ Administrative region of Magdeburg (Ed.): Official Gazette of the Government of Magdeburg . 1928, ZDB -ID 3766-7 , p. 225 .