Upcoming Malenburg
The Kommende Malenburg was a branch of the Teutonic Order that belonged to the Ballei Westfalen .
history
The Kommende was a successor to the Kommende Waldenburg near Attendorn . In 1692 the Ballei bought the free aristocratic estate Malenburg in Vest Recklinghausen in the Electorate of Cologne for 20,000 Reichsthalers , located in the Bockum peasantry and the parish of Datteln . The wooden buildings, which were already over 100 years old and in poor condition, were only restored and renovated under the 5th Commander- in-Law, even if the commander had a small chapel as early as 1700 .
The income of the coming, which was between 800 and 1,000 Reichsthalers, came from home-grown farms, leases and interest . Since the expenditures were considerably lower, the coming was able to generate good annual surpluses.
In the course of secularization , the commander was drafted on August 9, 1806 by the domain administration of the Duchy of Aremberg . Protests by the order could, however, delay the final takeover until 1809.
Commander
- Henrich von Böselager (1692/93)
- Georg Levin von Nagel (1695–1704)
- Rosier Gottfried von Dellwig (1705–1712)
- Moritz Ferdinand von Korff zu Harkotten (1713–1716)
- Franz Gaudenz Xerxes of Westrem (1706–1718)
- Johann Heidenreich von Ketteler (1718–1722)
- Franz Wilhelm von Schade (1724–1726)
- Raban Henrich von Haxthausen (1732–1736)
- Gottgab Matthias Alexander von Geldern (1736–1768)
- Friedrich von Lippe (1769–1793)
- Friedrich Ernst von Spiegel (1794–1808)
literature
- Theodor Esch: The aristocratic estate Malenburg . In: Journal of the associations for local and local history in the fortress and district of Recklinghausen , vol. 1 (1891), pp. 37–63.
See also
List of those coming to the Teutonic Order
Coordinates: 51 ° 41 ′ 4.8 ″ N , 7 ° 17 ′ 32.2 ″ E