Row citizens
Row citizens , also row residents or row owners were called the members of a rural cooperative who carried out numerous work in the corridor and common ground , i.e. the ownership of the cooperative, the common market or common land , - side by side or "in a row" .
A row citizen was the owner of a parceled share in the arable land of his community , and had rights of use to the meanness; for example grazing rights for livestock. The proportion of arable land was usually so small that row citizens mostly had to increase their livelihood by trading and / or doing a trade .
Well-known citizenships
A special feature is the history of the citizenship of Bad Münder , which manages its forests and assets independently until the present day.
Individual evidence
- ^ A b Walter Gleitz, Willi Himstedt, Jürgen Jacobi, Hartmut Reinsch, Reiner Scholz, Martin Siegler, Werner Vahlbruch: History and Development of the Vosswerke Sarstedt , 1st edition, Ed .: Sarstedter Geschichtskreis, Stadt Sarstedt, Sarstedt: Sarstedter Geschichtskreis, 2011 , ISBN 978-3-00-033878-6 and ISBN 3-00-033878-0 , note 1 on p. 5
- ↑ o. V .: The history of the citizenship of Bad Münder on the page reihebuergerschaft-bad-muender.de [ undated ], last accessed on September 4, 2019