Dohna-Reichertswalde

Coordinates: 54 ° 1 ′ 8.1 ″  N , 19 ° 54 ′ 43.6 ″  O Dohna-Reichertswalde was a family fideikommiss that was inherited as a majorate in the branch of the same name by the Dohna family. The associated possessions were for the most part in the Mohrungen district , some also in the Prussian Holland district .

Shortly before the childless death of Feodor, Burggraf and Count zu Dohna-Reichertswalde, on June 19, 1878, the Dohna family decided on September 10, 1877 to unite the Dohna-Reichertswalde Fideikommiss with the Dohna-Lauck Fideikommiss . This decision was confirmed by the Royal East Prussian Tribunal on December 27, 1878. Friedrich zu Dohna-Lauck became the new owner of Reichertswalde.

Associated possessions

The statistics for the administrative district of Königsberg from 1848 still (shortly before its dissolution in 1849) a patrimonial court Reichertswalde zu Mohrungen, which exercised the lower jurisdiction over the county Dohna-Reichertswalde. It included:

In the district of Mohrungen

• Abrahamsheide , village, parish to Silberbach, 7 residential buildings, 68 inhabitants, all Protestant and German-speaking.
• Gillgehnen, Groß , Vorwerk , parish to Liebstadt , 4 residential buildings, 60 inhabitants, 55 of them Protestant and 5 Catholic, all German-speaking.
• Goldbach , village, parish to Silberbach, 21 residential buildings, 195 inhabitants, all Protestant and German-speaking.
• Gottsgabe , Vorwerk, parish to Silberbach, 4 residential buildings, 37 residents, all Protestant and German-speaking.
• Gudnick , Vorwerk, parish to Liebstadt, 6 residential buildings, 99 inhabitants, all Protestant and German-speaking.
• Hartwich , Vorwerk, parish to Liebstadt, 8 residential buildings, 62 inhabitants, all Protestant and German-speaking.
• Herrmenau, Klein , Vorwerk, parish to Silberbach, 1 residential building, 7 residents, all Protestant and German-speaking.
• Inrück , Vorwerk, parish to Kahlau, 2 residential buildings, 29 residents, 28 of them Protestant and 1 Catholic, all German-speaking.
• Reichertswalde , stable manor , parish to Silberbach, 47 residential buildings, 396 inhabitants, 395 of them Protestant, 1 Catholic, all German-speaking.
• Silberbach , Vorwerk and village, mother church, patronage counts Dohna-Reichertswalde, 45 residential buildings, 396 inhabitants, all Protestant and German-speaking.
• Sorrehnen , Vorwerk, parish to Liebstadt, 4 residential buildings, 29 residents, 27 of them Protestant, 2 Catholic, all German-speaking.
• Stobnitte , Vorwerk, parish to Silberbach, 9 residential buildings, 81 residents, all Protestant and German-speaking.
• Weeskenthal , Vorwerk, parish to Silberbach, 1 residential building, 7 residents, all Protestant and German-speaking.
• Woritten , Vorwerk, parish to Mohrungen , 6 residential buildings, 57 inhabitants, all Protestant and German-speaking.

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In the Prussian Holland district

• Gillgehnen, small , stable manor, parish to Reichwalde, 3 residential buildings, 37 inhabitants, all Protestant and German-speaking.
• Rudolphs , noble mill, parish to Schmauch, 1 residential building, 10 inhabitants, all Protestant and German-speaking.
• Weeskenitt , stable manor, parish to Schmauch, 7 residential buildings, 108 inhabitants, 107 of them Protestant, 1 Catholic, all German-speaking.

Source:

Tribe list

• Fabian II von Dohna (1577–1631), Director of the Prussian District Administrator (founder of the Reichertswald line , two sons)
  • Friedrich von Dohna (1619–1688), acquired mansions in Coppet and Prangins (Switzerland) and became a Bernburger
  • Fabian III. von Dohna (1617–1668), statesman from Brandenburg
    • Christoph Friedrich zu Dohna-Lauck (1652–1734)
      • Friedrich Ludwig zu Dohna-Reichertswalde (1697–1766)
        • Friedrich Leopold zu Dohna-Reichertswalde (1738–1807)
          • Leopold zu Dohna-Reichertswalde (1775–1842)
            • Otto zu Dohna-Reichertswalde (1802–1875)
            • Feodor zu Dohna-Reichertswalde (1807–1878), last family fideikommiss lord in Reichertswalde, knight of the Black Eagle Order
            • Herminia zu Dohna-Reichertswalde (1807-1882)

Remarks

1. ↑ Chronicle of the Prussian Manor, pp. 48f.
2. ↑ Statistics of the Mohrungen district from 1848 (PDF; 1.7 MB)
3. ↑ Statistics of the Prussian Holland district from 1848 (PDF; 1.4 MB)
4. ↑ Up to this point literally taken from the article Dohna (noble family) #Stammliste
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