Rural municipality of Oldenburg
The rural community of Oldenburg enclosed the city of Oldenburg (Oldb) in all directions. They included the farming communities Eversten , Bloh , Petersfehn , Wechloy , oven , Metjendorf , Ofenerfeld , Nadorst , Etzhorn , Wahnbek , Donnerschwee , Ohmstede , Bornhorst and Moorhausen and formed until 1810 with the community Osternburg and in the Osenberge villages of the municipality Had the House bailiwick of Oldenburg .
In 1863 the rural community had 942 houses and 6579 inhabitants (1793: 3159; 1828: 4489). The community was predominantly agricultural. The few local industries consisted mainly of breweries , brandy distilleries and a few brick factories .
In 1897 the rural community was divided into the communities Ohmstede and Eversten. In 1901 the church restructuring of the former rural community into the independent church communities Eversten, Ofen and Ohmstede.
literature
- Heinrich Munderloh: The farmers' associations Ohmstede and Bornhorst. Self-published, Oldenburg 1984.
- KG Böse: The Grand Duchy of Oldenburg. Stalling, Oldenburg 1863, here digitized .
Individual evidence
- ^ Court and State Handbook of the Grand Duchy of Oldenburg ZDB -ID 2795278-2 . Year 1862, p. 5 (second part) ( MDZ Munich [accessed on April 5, 2020]).
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