Courland Consistorial District

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The Courland Consistorial District , also Courland Consistorial District , was a consistorial district in the Russian Empire and as such was subordinate to the Evangelical Lutheran General Consistory in Saint Petersburg .

geography

G. Courland in the north, that is where most of the parishes were. Other G. on the map: Vitebsk in the NE, Kovno and Vilna in the center, Grodno in the SW, Minsk in the SE. Not on the menu: Rovno and Mohilev

The Courland Consistorial District comprised the Evangelical Lutheran parishes of the Governments of Courland , Rowno , Wilna , Grodno , Minsk , Mohilew and Vitebsk .

structure

Outside the city of Mitau there were provosts or prepositions or dioceses

Parishes 1914

The following structure dates from 1914. With the exception of the Vilna provost, all provosts were in the Courland Governorate.

Propstei Selburg

Also Selburg diocese / Selburg preposition

7th Buschhof-Holmhof (Birschu m.), 8th setting (Seze), 9th Demmen (Demme, the pastorate: Turgele), 10th Dubena-Weesen (Dignaja-Sassu), 11th Dwinsk (Dünaburg) , 12. Egypt-Berkenhegen (Wilku meests), 13. Friedrichstadt -Tauerkaln, 14. Kaltenbrunn , 15. Kreuzburg-Lehmenen-Trentelberg (Kjihzburga), 16. Lassen (Laschu m), 17. Nerft , 18. Gross-Salwen (Salwe), 19th Saucken-Ellern (Saukas-Elkschnu m), 20th Sonnaxt , 21st Selburg , 22nd Sickeln- Born-Ellern, 23rd Subbath

Propstei Bauske

Also Bauskesche diocese / Bauskesche preposition

24. Dalbingen , 25. Baldohn , 26. Bauske , German community, 27. Bauske, Latvian community, 28. Barbern (Bahrbele), 29. Eckau-Lambertshof (Eezawa-Lamberta), 30. Linden - Birsgallen , 31. Mesothen- Bersteln (Meschotne-Behrstele), 32. Neugut (Wezà muischa), 33. Old and New Rahden (Wez-Saule), 34.Sallgaln (Salgale), 35. Sessau (Sodu-m), 36. Wallhof (Walles -m), 37. Zohden

Propstei Doblen

Also Doblen diocese / Doblen preposition

38. Hofzumberge -Pankelhof, 39. Blieden - Sturhof , 40. Doblen , German community, 41. Doblen, Latvian community, 42. Grenzhof- Schnikern (Mescha-m. Un Snikere), 43. Gross-Autz , 44. Grünhof, 45. Kursiten -Schwarden, 46. Lesten -Strutteln, 47. Neu-Autz -Kklingen, 48. Neuchâtel , 49. Ringen- Waddax (Rubes-muischa un Wadakste), 50. Siuxt (Dschuhkstes-m.), 51. Würzau , 52. Zelmeneeken , 53. Grösen

Propstei Goldingen

Also Goldingen diocese

54. Schrunden , 55. Kabillen , 56. Edsen or Gross-Iwanden (Iwande), 57. Frauenburg , 58. Goldingen , German community, 59. Goldingen, Latvian community (Kuldiga), 60. Lippaiken (Lipaike), 61. Luttringen , 62. Muischezeem (Gaiku-m), 63. Rönnen , 64. Wahnen (Wahne), 65. Wormen-Scheden (Wahrme)

Pilten Provostry

Also Piltensche Diocese / Piltensche preposition

66. Landsen and Hasau , 67. Angermünde-Popen, 68. Dondangen , 69. Edwahlen , 70. Erwahlen-Sassmaken-Rohjen, 71. Hasenpoth , 72. Irben-Gipken, 73. Pilten , 74. Pussen, 75. Sackenhausen , 76. Schleck, 77. Ugahlen , 78. Windau , 79. Zirau-Wirginahl

Propstei Grobin

Also Grobin diocese / Grobin preposition

80. Bathen (Bahte), 81. Amboten , 82. Appricken-Salenen (Aprike-Saleene), 83. Nieder- and Ober-Bartau (Nihza un Bahrta), 84. North Durben (Seemela-Dorbe), 85. South -Durben (Deenaswidus-Dorbe), 86. Gramsden (Gramsde), 87. Grobin , 88. Kruthen , 89. Libau , German St. Trinitatis parish, 90. Libau, Latvian St. Annen parish (Leepaja), 91. Neu-Libau, Latvian community (Leepaja), 92. Neuhausen , 93. Preekuln -Fircks-Assiten (Preekule), 94. Rutzau -Heiligen-Aa (Ruzawa-Swentaja)

Kandau Provostry

Also Kandausche Diocese / Kandausche preposition

95. Sahten , 96. Angern , 97. Ball Gallen , 98. Kandau , 99. Nurmhausen , 100. Samiten (Semite), 101. Stenden -Spahren (Stende-Spahre), 102. Talsen , 103. Tuckum , German municipality, 104 Tuckum, Latvian Parish (Tukums), 105. Zabeln

Provosty Vilna

Also Wilnasche preposition

106. Wilna , 107. Grodno , 108. Neudorf-Neubrow , 109. Polotsk - Vitebsk , 110. Struschan-Stirnian (Stružan-Stirnian in the Vitebsk Governorate [Polish-Livonia]), 111. Bolwa, 112. Minsk , 113. Bielostok , 114. Soprasl-Charoscz, 115. Mohilew , 116. Kowno , 117. Keydany , 118. Birsen , 119. Szawli , 120. Schoden , 121. Tauroggen , 122. Georgenburg-Szwyren-Rossien, 123. Krettingen , 124. Zeymel , 125. Ponewiecz-Schadow

Superintendent (from 1833 general superintendent)

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ The Evangelical Lutheran Congregations in Russia: A Historical and Statistical Presentation, Volume 2, 1911, p. Iii, Snippet View
  2. ↑ http://www.petergen.com/bovkalo/sp/evluth1914.html#ftnkurk
  3. ↑ http://www.roots-saknes.lv/Religions/Lutherans/1863/Personal_beste.htm
  4. ↑ http://haben.digitale-sammlungen.de/baltlex/Band_bsb00001238.html