Tennstedt inspection

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The Tennstedt inspection was a clerical authority in the Electorate of Saxony , which existed in the 17th and 18th centuries, was abolished in 1746/57 together with the Pforta inspection and was ultimately placed under the superintendent of Langensalza .

The following mother and branch churches were subject to the Tennstedt inspection:

  • In the Langensalza district:
    • Tennstedt
      • Parish church, formerly St. Wipperti, later called the Holy Trinity
      • Gottesackerkirche to St. Nicolai
      • Lazerattkirche to the Holy Spirit
      • no branch church, Wenigentennstedt used to be a branch. During the Thirty Years War, the residents moved to Tennstedt and the houses were gradually demolished. The last pastor there was Andreas Toppius. After his death the church fell into disrepair, of which only the outer walls were left in 1716.
    • Kleinvargula , formerly Lesser Vargula
      • Church of St. Sixti and Julianae without a branch.
    • Klettstedt
      • Church of St. Caecilia without branch.
    • Nägelstedt , formerly Neilstedt
      • Church of St. Georgii on the Komturhof in the lower part of the village under the Kommende Nägelstedt
      • Church of St. Michaelis in the upper part of the village under the Langensalza office
      • no branch church
    • Ufhoven
      • St. Wipperti church without branch
    • Henningsleben
    • B. Mariae Virg Church. without branch
    • Rooms
      • Church of St. Martini, named after the new building in 1702 for the Holy Trinity
    • Alterstedt
      • D. Pancartii church, rebuilt in 1703 without a branch
    • Weberstedt
      • Church of St. Ulrici without a branch
    • Mülverstedt
      • Church of St. Martini without a branch
    • Oppershausen
      • Church SB Mariae Virginis without branch
    • Kammerforst
      • Church Srt. Andreae without a branch
    • Hit
      • Parish Church of St. Bonifacii
      • Gottesackerkirche St. Nicolai
      • no branch, Klein Töpfra is a parish with four houses and the Meyerhof.
    • Hawks
      • Parish Church of St. Martini
      • Gottesackerkirche
    • Schnellmannshausen
      • Half of the village belongs to the Treffurt estate, the church is located on their territory
    • Big boy
      • Village is in Ganerbschaft Treffurt without a branch.
    • Oberdorla
      • Church of St. Petri & Pauli without branch
    • Niederdorla
      • Village is in inheritance, church St. Joh. Baptiste without branch
    • Langula
      • The village is in inheritance, the church has no branch
    • Seebach
      • Church of St. Johannis Baptistae without branch

literature

  • Jens Kunze: The newly opened consistory Leipzig in the Saxon State Archives Leipzig . In: Stadtgeschichte, Mitteilungen des Leipziger Geschichtsverein eV 2009, Sax-Verlag, ISBN 978-3-86729-066-1 .

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Repeal of the Pforta and Tennstedt inspections
  2. ↑ Consistory Leipzig files in the Saxony-Anhalt state archive