Uugla
Uugla ( German and Swedish Udenküll ) is a village in the rural municipality of Lääne-Nigula , Lääne County , in Estonia . Until 2013 it belonged to the rural community of Oru .
Uugla is located on the west coast of Estonia in the former parish of Pönal in der Wiek.
history
In 1323 the then Udenküll estate was first documented as a fiefdom of the de Udencul family, a branch of the Brakel family . The de Udencul family, which named themselves after the estate, was documented until 1388, then expires before 1420. Around this time Udenküll was loaned to the Varensbeke family . This specifically expanded the rule of Udenküll. By 1478 they acquired Klein Harja and Bisholm , in 1522 they received the sole right to the islands of Tuvenholme with Udenküllholm, and the villages of Harra in the parish of Nuckö and Voerla in 1557 belonged to Udenküll. Anna Fahrensbach adH Udenküll, a granddaughter of Johann III. inherited the estate to her husband Kersten Tittfer . In 1593 Georg Berlin sold the desert village of Udenküll to his uncle Matthias Treyden , later Gustav Woldemar von Knorring († 1787) was the owner of Udenküll. Udenküllholm was sold in 1840.
Many Swedish farmers were already settled on Udenküll in the 15th century.
Individual evidence
- ↑ Peter von Brackel: The Brackel family. In: BAST, special issue 23, Hamburg 1999, p. 21 u. 92
- ↑ Erich v. Schilling: The estate in Estonia at the time of expropriation in 1919. Hanover 1962
literature
- Paul Johansen : Nordic Mission, Reval's foundation and the Swedish settlement in Estonia. Stockholm 1951, pp. 250-261
Coordinates: 59 ° 0 ' N , 23 ° 45' E