Lanzenried (Market Indersdorf)

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Lanzenried is a district of Markt Indersdorf , which is about 47 kilometers northwest of Munich in the Upper Bavarian district of Dachau .

history

The wasteland "Lanz Ried" (clearing of the lance) was first mentioned in 1461, his local court as the citizens of Munich Hanns Wilbrecht the Engelbrechtsmüller of Indersdorf sold to this 1487 the monastery Indersdorf handed to which it with another property to the monastery abolition in 1803 belonged . In 1783 the residential building fell victim to a fire. In 1819 the farm was divided. Today the place consists of four residential buildings and the Protestant church. (Source: Protestant church letter)

Hirschler estate

In 1820 the Mennonite Jakob Haury from the Froschauerhof in the Rheinpfalz bought half of the property. He was the first to be buried in the Mennonite cemetery in Eichstock (1841). In 1854 the Mennonite Christian Hirschler from Quirnheim in the Rheinpfalz acquired this property. His grandson Christian Hirschler (1887–1964) became mayor of Ainhofen (1941–1945).

Walter estate

The Protestant Daniel Walter from Langensulzbach (Langensoultzbach) in Alsace bought the second half of the property in 1820. In 1836, plots of land for the church, school, cemetery and garden were donated.

Church and school

The first lesson for the children of the Protestants who had moved here was held at the Hammerhof ( Stachusried ) and the Tafelhof ( Tafern ) by Corporal Lörsch. In 1836 classes began in the newly constructed building in Lanzenried. Originally it was only planned as a school, but was spontaneously extended by another floor on which the Protestant services could take place.

Municipal reform

Until the reorganization of the Bavarian municipalities, Lanzenried was part of the municipality of Ainhofen . On January 1, 1972, Ainhofen was assigned to the municipality of Markt Indersdorf.

literature

  • Max Gruber, Hella Neuner: History and meaning of the communities . In: Heimatbuch Landkreis und Stadt Dachau , Dachau 1971. P. 70
  • Otto Hefele, Gerhard Becker: Chronicle Ainhofen . Reichertshausen, Neuried, 2006; unpublished.
  • Rosa Hohenleitner: Excerpts from the school files of the Protestant school in Kemmoden (1828 - 1919) , Jetzendorf 1984, unpublished.
  • Wilhelm Liebhardt, Günther Pölsterl: The communities of the district of Dachau . Dachau 1992. ISBN 3-89251-053-9 .

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Wilhelm Volkert (ed.): Handbook of Bavarian offices, communities and courts 1799–1980 . CH Beck, Munich 1983, ISBN 3-406-09669-7 , p. 443 f .

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Coordinates: 48 ° 25 '  N , 11 ° 23'  E