Uthmöden

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Long street in Uthmöden
Uthmöden village church

Uthmöden is a district of the town of Haldensleben in the Börde district in Saxony-Anhalt .

location

The village is remote from major traffic routes northwest of the city and is built in the form of a street village . The village of Satuelle , which also belongs to Haldensleben, borders in the south . To the west of the village run the Ohre and Mittelland Canal , a little further to the east are the extensive wooded areas of the Colbitz-Letzlinger Heide . Uthmöden has 542 inhabitants. The district covers 15.59 km². The villages of the deserted villages of Lindern and Dolzin are east of Uthmöden. Calvörde is in the north .

history

Uthmöden was first mentioned in 1343 as Uhtmode (1347 Otmude , 1443 Utmode , 1539 Uthmoede ).

In the Middle Ages and the early modern period, Uthmöden, along with some other villages, some of which are now desert , was part of the so-called half court, an area controversial between the Archbishopric of Magdeburg and the House of Braunschweig , which was mapped by Johannes Krabbe in 1587 . Because of this situation, there were repeated disputes. In 1571, Duke Julius von Braunschweig united the half-court, which also included Zobbenitz , Dorst , Born and Uthmöden, with Calvörde to form the Calvörde district , which was a Braunschweig enclave in Prussian territory until 1945. The church still belongs to the Brunswick regional church.

On January 16, 1586, the Calvörder bailiff Johann Schoppe stayed for a wedding in Uthmöden. As revenge for previous disputes, the Archdiocese of Wolmirstedt, Georg von Lange, had 450 armed men surround the house and arrested the bailiff. Uthmöder farmers were injured, buildings were damaged and flax and food, as well as two horses and two cans, were stolen. Farm stock of the village in the 18th century: 19 farm workers, 2 half-spouses , 12 kotsassen and 2 Brinkitzers .

politics

The place was an independent municipality until July 16, 1992 and was then incorporated into Haldensleben. There is a local council in Uthmöden and the local mayor is Roswitha Schulz.

Members of the local council:

  • Frank Schulze
  • Oliver Schoppmann
  • Christopher Appel
  • Johannes Kusian
  • Beate Rieke
  • Marie Ohrdorf

Buildings

Several buildings in the village are listed . Mention should be made here of the Uthmöden village church from 1750 with the war memorial in the churchyard. Large parts of the Lange Straße and Kurz Straße are also listed buildings. Particularly noteworthy are the large farm Kurz Strasse 24 and the farmhouse with pigeon tower at Langen Strasse 52.

Personalities

The composer and teacher Johann Joachim Wachsmann (1787-1853) was born in Uthmöden as the son of the local sexton.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Wolfgang Meibeyer : Calvörde with his villages and deserts, article in: Annual journal of the museums of the Ohrekreis, Volume 9 (42) Haldensleben - Wolmirstedt 2002, page 10
  2. ^ Bock, local history of the district of Neuhaldensleben , commission publisher E. Zabel Neuhaldensleben 1920, page 182

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Coordinates: 52 ° 21 ′ 3.9 "  N , 11 ° 21 ′ 18.2"  E