Landersum
Landersum is a Westphalian peasantry in northern Münsterland . The peasantry, which is made up of drubbing and individual farmsteads , belongs to the community of Neuenkirchen in the Steinfurt district .
location
Landersum is located north of the Thieberg and borders in the north on the Lower Saxony municipality of Salzbergen . In the east, the Rhine district of Wadelheim and the Neuenkirchener Sutrum-Harum farmers join. In the west is Offlum and the Wettringer farming community Haddorf.
history
The first certification of the farmers comes from the year 1022 AD. At that time it was called "Landrikashem". Over the centuries there were other spellings:
"Landerikeshem, Landerkeshem, Landershem, Landerixsem, Landrekeshem, Landerikeshem and Landrecshem". After documents from the 13th and 14th centuries, a knights "of Landerkeshem" is known, some of which knight in the service of the bishops of Münster stood. In the 18th and 19th centuries, the current name "Landersum" caught on.
According to Wilhelm Fangmeyer, the name means: "Settlement of a man with the name Landrik".
school
From around 1780 to 1968 there was a school in Landersum with at times almost 100 students in a lower and an upper class. From 1951 a school mass was also celebrated weekly in the school .
Antekoje
The so-called Antekoje was an artificial water system in northern Landersum that the wild duck catching served. The Dutch-style complex was probably built by the Baron von Twickel towards the end of the 17th century and operated until the end of the 1860s. Today the area has been filled up again and is used as arable land and grassland; the rectangular outlines of the facility are only faintly visible in aerial photographs.
swell
- “Along the village”; Karl Evers, July 29, 1947
- Neuenkirchen 750 years (August 1997)
- Cycling guide Neuenkirchen; “Experiencing Stories”, May 2005
Coordinates: 52 ° 16 ' N , 7 ° 22' E