Küllstedt (desert)

The deserted village Küllstedt , also written Külstedt, located in the district of the hamlet Thalebra the district town Sondershausen in Kyffhäuserkreis in Thuringia .

location

The Küllstedter Grund parcel is located about one hundred meters south of the Thalebra district . That was the former village place.

history

The place name of this desert was mentioned several times in documents with an aristocratic family: 1128 "Viunoldus de Collstedte", 1297 "Bertoldus des Kulestede", 1320 "Hermannus des Kulstede", 1372 "Sifrid von Culstete", 1377 "Friedrich von Kulstedt", 1384 "Sivred von Culstete ", 1403" Ulrich von Kulstett "and 1506 still called" Kolstete "as a village.

This noble family gave the desolate village its name. It is also known that numerous settlements have fallen desolate in the area. This concentration of settlements south and west of the Hainleite is linked to the sporadic settlement of fishing and warning and changed natural and economic conditions. The settlements fell through the high number of hamlets and perhaps also through the Hessenweg , an old trade and military route. Today the Hessenweg is only an insignificant peaceful dirt road.

Individual evidence

↑ In the regests of the State Archives Rudolstadt can be read under no. 1191. (Not everything could be read exactly) “Anno 1401 Pope Bonifatius IX. adopts a ... .. through which he the Church Uthleben and Westerengel and Capelle St. Pancratie to Culstedt in the church at Jechaburg "incorporiert". " In the Archidiaconatsregister of 1506 Kolstete as belonging to sedes Markzussra but called desolate. The foundation walls of the former village no longer exist. A bell was uncovered at this point as a floor find, which can be seen in the Sondershausen Castle Museum .

51.300301 10.796514Coordinates: 51 ° 18 ′ 1.1 ″ N , 10 ° 47 ′ 47.5 ″ E

[1] In the regests of the State Archives Rudolstadt can be read under no. 1191. (Not everything could be read exactly) “Anno 1401 Pope Bonifatius IX. adopts a ... .. through which he the Church Uthleben and Westerengel and Capelle St. Pancratie to Culstedt in the church at Jechaburg "incorporiert". " In the Archidiaconatsregister of 1506 Kolstete as belonging to sedes Markzussra but called desolate. The foundation walls of the former village no longer exist. A bell was uncovered at this point as a floor find, which can be seen in the Sondershausen Castle Museum .