Gutsfriedhof Beetzendorf
The Gutsfriedhof Beetzendorf is located approx. 1 km east of the Beetzendorf location on the road to Siedengrieben am Eiskuhlenberg. The cemetery was laid out in 1870 and contains graves of members, employees and guests of the von der Schulenburg family . It is listed in the monument register of the state of Saxony-Anhalt as a monument area with registration number 094 30542.
Tombs
In 1871 Anna von der Schulenburg-Wolfsburg (1826–1902), a daughter of Werner von der Schulenburg-Wolfsburg , had a crucifix towering over the cemetery erected by the sculptor Peter Fuchs . On February 12, 1894, the crucifix was smashed by a storm, on September 23, 1896 Bertha von der Schulenburg (1834–1918) had a cross built in its place .
The deceased buried in the cemetery include:
The gravestone of Charlotte Countess von der Schulenburg , b. Reichsfreiin von Friesen from the house of Rötha (born November 12, 1798 in Dresden; † April 30, 1874), is one of the oldest tombs preserved in the cemetery. She was the daughter of Johann Georg Friedrich von Friesen (1757–1824) and Juliane Karoline von Friesen, born. von der Schulenburg (1764–1803, daughter of Gebhard Werner von der Schulenburg ).
On July 5, 1821, she married Werner von der Schulenburg-Nimptsch (* August 7, 1797; † March 9, 1829), the son of Friedrich von der Schulenburg's second marriage (1759-1825) and Karoline von Oppen ( 1772–1797), who was entailing master at Beetzendorf ( Großer Hof ) and Osterwohle . Her first son, Adolf Friedrich Werner, died shortly after his birth in 1823, and her second, unknown son, died in 1825 while giving birth. In 1827 she had her daughter Anna, who married Wilhelm von Veltheim (1802–1868) in 1852 and died in Oberlößnitz in 1909 . In 1829, three weeks after the death of her husband, their son Werner was born.
A memorial stone commemorates Ernst Friedrich Werner Reichsgraf von der Schulenburg (born April 1, 1829 in Beetzendorf; † January 5, 1911 in Beetzendorf), son of Werner von der Schulenburg (1797–1829) and Charlotte born. von Friesen (1798–1874) and grandson of Johann Georg Friedrich von Friesen ; and his wife Bertha Charlotte Clementine Countess von der Schulenburg , b. Imperial Countess von der Schulenburg-Wolfsburg (born January 15, 1834 in Braunschweig , † March 31, 1918 in Beetzendorf), daughter of Werner von der Schulenburg-Wolfsburg (1792–1861) and Charlotte born. Baroness von Vincke (1797-1888).
From their marriage in Wolfsburg on September 23, 1854 , the children Adolf Friedrich (1855), Helene (1856), Gertrud (1858), Bertha (1861), Achaz (1863), Anna Katharina Adelheid (1865), Anna (1868) and Ilse (1875).
After a visit to the Knight Academy (Brandenburg an der Havel) Werner von der Schulenburg served as an officer in the 10th Hussar Regiment and led a Landwehr Escadron in the Main Army and an Escadron in a reserve regiment. In 1854 he said goodbye to military service and devoted himself to the management of the estates he had inherited from his father, the Fideikommiss Beetzendorf (Großer Hof) and Osterwohle, and at times also Klosterrode . He was a member of the Prussian House of Representatives , the Municipal and Brandenburg Provincial Parliament , the German Reichstag , the Prussian Manor House and chairman of the German Aristocratic Association .
Another memorial stone commemorates Adolf Friedrich Reichsgraf von der Schulenburg (* July 3, 1855 in Beetzendorf; † September 13, 1925 in Beetzendorf), son of Werner von der Schulenburg (1829–1911) and Bertha von der Schulenburg (1834–1918) ; and his wife Hertha Reichsgräfin von der Schulenburg , b. von Gerlach- Parsow (born February 23, 1871 in Köslin ; † January 14, 1958 in Weimar ), daughter of August von Gerlach (1830–1906) and Asta born. von Kleist (1840–1933).
In 1876, Adolf Friedrich Reichsgraf von der Schulenburg joined the King's Uhlan Regiment (1st Hannoversches) No. 13 , but the following year he switched to the Regiment of the Gardes du Corps . In 1879 he finished active military service and began studying forest science , which was followed by a position as a forest assessor and chief forester .
In 1907 he married in Berlin, the marriage resulted in his son Werner in 1908 and his daughter Asta in 1910 (married to Bernhard von Breitenbuch, brother of Eberhard von Breitenbuch from 1933 ). After the death of his father in 1911 he took over the Fideikommiss Beetzendorf (Großer Hof) and Osterwohle. During World War I he was deputy district administrator of the district Salzwedel . His widow was expelled from Beetzendorf in 1947 and moved in with her daughter.
A memorial plaque has been commemorating the following deceased since 1993, whose graves were desecrated in 1945 after the family was expelled from the Schulenburg in Beetzendorf:
- Wilhelm Baron Digeon von Monteton (born November 24, 1853 in Schönebeck, † November 7, 1931 in Celle ), Kgl. Prussian major general; and his wife Helene Baroness Digeon von Monteon , b. Countess von der Schulenburg (born December 28, 1856 in Beetzendorf; † January 2, 1948 in Beetzendorf), daughter of Werner Graf von der Schulenburg from Beetzendorf (1829–1911) and Bertha geb. Countess von der Schulenburg from Wolfsburg (1834–1918), whom he married in Beetzendorf in 1889.
- Gertrud Countess von der Schulenburg (born October 18, 1858 in Beetzendorf, † April 17, 1927 in Beetzendorf). Her parents were Werner Graf von der Schulenburg from Beetzendorf (1829–1911) and Bertha geb. Countess von der Schulenburg from Wolfsburg (1834–1918). She was dean in the Wallenstein Abbey in Fulda and for many years head of the Lower Saxony parament association of the Marienberg monastery in Helmstedt , which her aunt Anna Countess von der Schulenburg (1826-1902) had founded.
- Bertha Countess von der Schulenburg (born August 31, 1861 in Beetzendorf, † September 10, 1940 in Beetzendorf). Her parents were Werner Graf von der Schulenburg from Beetzendorf (1829–1911) and Bertha geb. Countess von der Schulenburg from Wolfsburg (1834–1918). She founded the women's school of the Inner Mission in Berlin, which she headed until 1934. In 1923 she was honored with a doctorate from the theological faculty of the Friedrich Wilhelms University in Berlin . A large funeral service was held for her in the Berlin Parish Church .
- Ilse Countess von der Schulenburg (born September 8, 1875 in Beetzendorf, † December 12, 1947 in Klötze ). Her parents were Werner Graf von der Schulenburg from Beetzendorf (1829–1911) and Bertha geb. Countess von der Schulenburg from Wolfsburg (1834–1918). She was the captain of the Wallenstein Abbey in Fulda. During the First World War , she initially served as a war advocate in Berlin and Brussels , and in 1918 she ran soldiers' homes in northern France . In 1947 she was expelled from the Salzwedel district and died in the same year in Klötze, which at that time belonged to the neighboring Gardelegen district .
- Veronika von Blücher-Wolkow , b. Freiin von Maltzahn (born September 12, 1892 - † August 12, 1946). Her parents were Hans-Mortimer von Maltzahn from Vanselow (1863-1916) and Anna geb. von der Schulenburg from Beetzendorf (1868–1961). She was married to Joachim von Blücher (1888–1980), who was subordinate to her father during the First World War. From the marriage the children Gebhard (1914–1940), Cordula (1916–1994), Rosemarie (1920–?), Gunhild (1924–2011?) And Ernst (1926–2007?) Emerged. In March 1945 she fled from Gut Wolkow (then Regenwalde district in Pomerania ) and came to the Großer Hof in Beetzendorf in autumn 1945, where her daughter Rosemarie had been married to Werner von der Schulenburg (1908–1979) since 1943. For health reasons, she was no longer able to participate in her daughter's move to the Nordsteimke manor in October 1945. Her husband only died in 1980 and was buried in Lauenburg / Elbe .
Furthermore, those of the manor district of Beetzendorf I who are loyally associated with them are remembered.
See also
literature
- Dietrich Werner Graf von der Schulenburg, Hans Wätjen: History of the sex from the Schulenburg 1237 to 1983. Lower Saxony printing and publishing house Günter Hempel Wolfsburg, ISBN 3 87327 000 5 , Wolfsburg 1984, pp. 232–233, 242, 426–427, 430-432.
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ The Heimatfreund. Journal of the Association of Heimatfreunde Beetzendorf e. V., 2nd year, edition II / 2003.
- ↑ Inscription on the base of the cross.
- ↑ Rosemarie Countess von der Schulenburg born. von Blücher: That's it. , Cuvillier Verlag Göttingen 2002/2004, ISBN 3-89873-604-0 , pp. 136, 155-156.
Coordinates: 52 ° 42 ′ 27.7 " N , 11 ° 6 ′ 23.3" E