List of the lords of Wellingsbüttel
The Holstein Estate of Wellingsbüttel was first mentioned in a document in 1296. In 1412 it came into the possession of the Bremen archbishops , who pledged it primarily to the canons of Hamburg . In 1649 it was elevated to an allodial property and was an imperial manor until 1806 .
list
| Period | Landowner | Acquisition through |
|---|---|---|
| 1430-1484 | Herwardeshude or St. Johannis Monastery | Pledging |
| 1497 | Johann Murmeister, Canon | Pledging |
| 1510 | Peter Blome, Canon | Pledging |
| 1522-1540 | Heinrich Banskow | Pledging |
| 1542-1572 | Brothers Hinrich and Hans Kalenberg | Mercy fief (not hereditary) |
| 1572-1574 | Lic. … Slate [Scheiffer] | Fiefdom |
| 1574-1598 |
Heinrich Rantzau (and sons), governor ( produx cimbricus ) for the royal share of Schleswig-Holstein |
Fiefdom |
| 1627-1643 | Heinrich Lünzmann (and sons) | Fiefdom |
| 1643-1648 | Dietrich Theodor (us) Reinkingk | Man fief |
| 1648-1651 | Georg Furstenhausen | Fiefdom |
| 1651-1664 |
Dietrich Theodor (us) Reinkingk , Chancellor of the "German Chancellery" (= the Duchies of Schleswig and Holstein) |
Fiefdom |
| 1664-1671 | Nicolai von Reinkingk, his son, and his widow | Fiefdom |
| 1671-1673 | Dietrich Breye | purchase |
| 1673-1697 | Theobald Freiherr von Kurtzrock , imperial commissioner and postmaster in Hamburg |
purchase |
| 1697-1735 | Maximilian Heinrich Freiherr von Kurtzrock, his son | heritage |
| 1735-1770 | Theobald Joseph Freiherr von Kurtzrock, his son | heritage |
| 1770–? | Maximilian Günther Freiherr von Kurtzrock, his 1st son | heritage |
| ? -1806 | Clemens August Freiherr von Kurtzrock, his 2nd son | heritage |
| 1806-1810 | King Frederik VI. from Denmark and Norway | purchase |
| 1810-1816 |
Duke Friedrich Karl Ludwig of Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Beck , Danish general |
Fiefdom |
| 1816-1818 | King Frederik VI. from Denmark | Completed fief 1 |
| 1818-1846 | Hercules Roß, Hamburg merchant | purchase |
| 1846-1880 | Johann Christian Jauch junior, Hamburg merchant | Purchase / auction |
| 1880-1888 | Carl Jauch, his son, a Hamburg merchant | heritage |
| 1888-1891 | Cäcilie Behrens, banker's widow | purchase |
| 1891-1892 | Privy Councilor ... Domeyer | purchase |
| 1892-1910 | Consul Otto Jonathan Hübbe, Hamburg merchant | purchase |
| 1910-1928 | Alsterthal-Terrain-Gesellschaft mbH 2 (co-shareholders next to Hübbe: the former landowners of the neighboring estates in Poppenbüttel and Sasel ) |
(Contributed to the GmbH as a share ) |
1 After the Duke of Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Beck died in 1816 without an heir, the fiefdom reverted to the Danish king.
2The Alsterthal-Terrain-Gesellschaft mbH merged into the Alsterthal-Terrain-Actien-Gesellschaft (ATAG) in 1912 . ATAG parceled out the property for home construction.
In 1810 Wellingsbüttel became a chancellery when the village of the same name was separated. In 1928 the estate was dissolved and reunited with the village of Wellingsbüttel, incorporated into Hamburg in 1938 .
literature
- Hartwig Fiege : History of Wellingsbüttels - From the Holstein village and estate to the Hamburg district , Karl Wachholtz Verlag, Neumünster 1982, ISBN 3-529-02668-9 .