Gumping (municipality of Maissau)

Gumping ( village ) ; locality ; cadastral community Gumping
	Basic data
Pole. District , state	Hollabrunn , Lower Austria
Pole. local community	Maissau
Coordinates	48 ° 34 '38 " N , 15 ° 46' 54" E Coordinates: 48 ° 34 '38 " N , 15 ° 46' 54" E
height	420 m above sea level A.
Residents of the village	23 (January 1, 2020)
Area d. KG	3.65 km²
	Statistical identification
Locality code	03801
Cadastral parish number	09136
	Source: STAT : index of places ; BEV : GEONAM ; NÖGIS

BW

Gumping is a village and cadastral municipality in the municipality of Maissau in the Hollabrunn district . The village was founded in the early 11th century. Until December 31, 1967, Gumping was an independent municipality in the Horn district .

Gumping has 23 inhabitants (as of January 1, 2020). In 1855 the place had 84 inhabitants.

geography

Gumping is located on the northern ridge of the Manhartsberg on the eastern edge of the Waldviertel and west of Maissau, south of the Horner Straße B4 between Amelsdorf in the north and Reikersdorf in the southwest. The state road L1235 leads through Gumping. A direct connection to Maissau is via a forest path.

The Gumpingerbach flows through Gumping.

history

The village was founded in the early 11th century and belonged to the Maissau rulership, which formed a Fideikommiss with eight villages and three Meierhöfen (including Gumping) and three mills .

The row of owners from the family of the lords, from 1653 Imperial Count Abensberg-Traun .

Landowner until 1848		Landowner from 1848
1538-1511	Adam Herr von Traun	1843-1904	Hugo
1551-1583	Johann Bernhard	1904-1954	Rudolf
1583-1638	Sigmund Adam	1954-1974	Ferdinand
1638-1659	Ehrenreich	1975-1994	serious
1659-1715	Otto Ehrenreich I.	since 1994	Ernst Rudolf
1715-1786	Johann Adam I.
1786-1791	Rudolf
1791-1843	Johann Adam II.

Until 1848, the respective landowner also owned the authorities in nine locations: City of Maissau, Ober-Dürnbach , Wilhelmsdorf , Baierdorf and Gettsdorf in the district below the Manhartsberg and Gumping, Reikersdorf , Sonndorf and Gottsdorf in the district above the Manhartsberg . The rulers and landowners were also patron saints of the Maissau parish and some parishes in the Waldviertel until the 20th century .

Gumping belonged to the Maissau rule. In 1795 Gumping had 12 houses and belonged to the fortified district of the laudable regiment GH Ferdinand Toskana.

In 1774 the children from Gumping and the children from Amelsdorf, Buttendorf and Reikersdorf started school in the one-class, eight-year elementary school in Sachsendorf. In the autumn of 1824, due to a lack of space, the students of the community of Gumping in Sachsendorf were trained. From November 24, 1824 they attended the multi-class school in Maissau.

Local chapel Gumping; erected in 1816

The chapel was built in 1816. A beautiful statue dominates the altar: Mary with the baby Jesus . On July 26th, 1853 the bell was opened and in 1854 the statue of St. Consecrated to Florian.

The district authorities began their work on January 16, 1850. The Unterravelsbach district (with gumping) was assigned to the Horn district. Today Ravelsbach is near the Hollabrunn district . As a criterion for the size of a district, the aim was that the district authorities could be reached in a few hours by horse and cart and that it should be possible to return home on the same day.

The first municipal elections in Lower Austria took place in July 1850 . In 1849 the gendarmerie was founded in Austria. The Gumping Rayon with 15 houses and 49 inhabitants belonged to the post in Maissau.

On January 1st, 1968, due to financial and economic considerations, the municipalities were amalgamated with Maissau.

politics

Mayors of the former municipality of Gumping were:

May 29, .1947 - 0April 3, 1953	Josef Pajones, ÖVP (born 1885)
0May 3, .1953 - May 26, .1955	Franz Pytlik, ÖVP (born 1893)
May 26, .1955 - April 28, 1960	Josef Eichhorn, ÖVP (born 1922)
Apr. 28, 1960 - 0Jan. 1 1968	Franz Pytlik, ÖVP (born 1921)

Old Gumpinger snow plow in Amelsdorf, winter 1955/56

Web links

Commons : Gumping - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

↑ Statistics Austria: Population on January 1st, 2020 by locality (area status on January 1st, 2020) , ( CSV )
↑ ^a ^b 600 years of the CITY OF MAISSAU 1380 - 1980 contributions to the history of the city
↑ Topographical country schematic of all the towns in the Archduchy of Austria under the Ens published by Anton Möstl privileged booksellers . tape 2 , 1796, pp. 93 .
^ The school chronicle of Sachsendorf 1876–1967. The school in Sachsendorf was founded. October 31, 2004, accessed October 2, 2018 .
↑ Rosa Klepp, Herbert Marchsteiner, Leopold Strenn: History and stories at the foot of Manhartsberg (ÖNB 1,930.575-C. new). 2010
^ Austrian city atlas : Maissau ( online ); Verlag Franz Deuticke, Vienna 1997, ISBN 3-7005-4659-9
↑ ^a ^b Information according to the Office of the Lower Austrian Provincial Government on February 6, 2018

[Metadaten_Einwohnerzahl_AT_Ortschaft_QUELLE-1] Statistics Austria: Population on January 1st, 2020 by locality (area status on January 1st, 2020) , ( CSV )

[600JahreMaissau-2] 600 years of the CITY OF MAISSAU 1380 - 1980 contributions to the history of the city

[3] Topographical country schematic of all the towns in the Archduchy of Austria under the Ens published by Anton Möstl privileged booksellers . tape 2 , 1796, pp. 93 .

[4] The school chronicle of Sachsendorf 1876–1967. The school in Sachsendorf was founded. October 31, 2004, accessed October 2, 2018 .

[FußManhartsberg-5] Rosa Klepp, Herbert Marchsteiner, Leopold Strenn: History and stories at the foot of Manhartsberg (ÖNB 1,930.575-C. new). 2010

[6] Austrian city atlas : Maissau ( online ); Verlag Franz Deuticke, Vienna 1997, ISBN 3-7005-4659-9

[AuskunftNÖLReg-7] Information according to the Office of the Lower Austrian Provincial Government on February 6, 2018