Kreuzerterhof

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The local church to Treis-carded in the Rhineland-Palatinate Cochem-Zell belonging to the Beuren core deserted village located Kreuzerterhof even Kreuzterhof called, was once one of the five scoring the hamlet Treis courtyards.

history

The Kreuzerterhof or Neuenhof (villa nova) only existed for almost two hundred years from 1705 to 1896. It was owned by the municipality of Treis, which leased it. The first tenant family Schneider from Binningen had to reclaim the land and build a homestead at their own expense. Different tenant families followed for a short time. In 1896, the Zilles family from Mörsdorf , who had been running the farm since 1845, left the dilapidated buildings and built a new homestead on the Beurenhof, about two kilometers away .

Hexentanzplatz?

The origin of the name Kreuz (er) terhof or Kreuzert is not known. Possibly it derives from the "Creuzgen uff Beurer Kehr", where, according to a statement by Remigius Mödgen, the last "witcher" who was burned in the Beltheim court in 1629, there was a witches' dance floor .

The house name Kreuzter

One of the descendants of the Zilles family moved back to Mörsdorf and was given the house name Kreuzter there. Josef Zilles, who settled on the Beurenhof, was called Kreuzter Bartmann.

literature

  • Norbert J. Pies: The Beuren and Kreuzert farms in the municipality of Treis-Karden. Frechen 1988. ISBN 3-927049-01-8 .
  • Norbert J. Pies: The Beuren and Kreuzert farms in the municipality of Treis-Karden. Additions - supplements - corrections. 1. Delivery. Frechen 1988. ISBN 3-927049-03-4 .
  • Norbert J. Pies: The Treiser Neuenhof, called Kreuzerterhof. In: Kreisjahrbuch Cochem-Zell 1991 pp. 166-169.
  • Norbert J. Pies: Almost 200 years of history. The Neuenhof, called Kreuzerterhof, near Treis on the Moselle. In: Heimat between Hunsrück and Eifel, supplement to the Rheinzeitung 4: April 1991.
  • Norbert J. Pies: Josef Zilles, the country man or Keijzada Boatman. In: From "Häckedetz unn Stiftshere". History and stories of Treis-Karden Volume 6. Treis-Karden 2012: 58-64 ISBN 978-3-927049-46-8 :

Coordinates: 50 ° 7 ′ 52.3 "  N , 7 ° 17 ′ 56"  E