Voigdehagen

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Voigdehagen
City of Stralsund
Coordinates: 54 ° 16 ′ 15 ″  N , 13 ° 5 ′ 27 ″  E
Residents : 74  (December 31, 2015)
Incorporation : September 21, 1928
Postal code : 18439
Area code : 03831
Voigdehagen (Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania)
Voigdehagen

Location of Voigdehagen in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania

Voigdehagen is a district in the south of the Hanseatic city of Stralsund in the district of Vorpommern-Rügen in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern .

The place with currently 74 inhabitants is about 5 km from the historic center of Stralsund. It was incorporated into the city of Stralsund in 1928, as were numerous other former rural villages. Voigdehagen was founded in 1282 and celebrated its 700th anniversary in 1982. The history of the small district in the south of Stralsund is very extensive and ecclesiastically shaped, because the Voigdehäger Church was the "Mater" (mother church) of the Stralsund parish churches for centuries.

history

The history of Voigdehagen is very comprehensively documented in the Stralsund city archive. Many writings come from documents (most of them from the Pomeranian document book ), others from the Heilgeistkloster , which leased many properties in Voigdehagen and its surroundings over the centuries.

middle Ages

Since the end of the 13th century, today's Voigdehagens area has belonged to the Principality of Rügen and here its history is linked to the new Stralow settlement founded in 1234 (called Stralesund from 1240).

In the 13th century, the city expanded its land holdings well beyond the former borders of the Feldmark. In 1290 the two villages Voigdehagen and Lüdershagen were acquired. The city had Witzlaw I confirm ownership of the property again in writing and also granted the right to acquire property outside the city walls in the future. In 1301 the village of Vogelsang came into municipal possession, in 1302 Lüssow. In 1306 Stralsund acquired pasture land on the Zingst, in 1321 the villages Devin , Teschenhagen, Zitterpenningshagen , Wendorf , Lützow, Langendorf and Kedingshagen.

On October 16, 1289, Prince Wizlaw II of Rügen transferred the ownership of the goods to the squire Alexander von Rügen at the request of the Stralsund City Council. Weye in Voigdehagen with all accessories and the high and low jurisdiction and forbade any imitation.

Prince Wizlaw II of Rügen sold on August 29, 1290 with the consent of his son Wizlaw III . the city of Stralsund, the property of their goods, in Voigdehagen from the sea where the water ends, which drives 2 mills, and from the border of the city, where the road to the village leads to the pond and this itself. Likewise the property of the village of Lüdershagen, both what she bought there from Rolef Plotze and what she will buy from the prince's cleric, Nicolaus, and his brother Martin. Prince Wizlaw II of Rügen gave the city of Stralsund the ownership of all goods in Voigdehagen with all accessories and the high and low courts on October 16, 1290.

On April 4, 1291 Prince Wizlaw II of Rügen sold with the consent of his son Wizlaw III. the city of Stralsund the property of all waters in its field marrow , allowed it to damming the princely mill pond up to the sign that he had affixed with the monks of Neuenkamp, ​​and the fishing in it, but also for him when he is in the city , allows her to set up two mills at the pond with the delivery of 10 Drömt barley, 10 Drömt oats and 10 Drömt grain from each grinding, but without grinding treasure annually. The pond with the ditches led over the mill of the monastery in Garbodenhagen and Kordshagen she is allowed to divert to the princely pond near the city and build 2 windmills, the lake in Voigdehagen she can divert to the urban area.

On June 23, 1303 Otto Slore, ( Pleban of the city of Stralsund and in Voigdehagen) concluded a settlement with the city about the damming of the water flowing over the mill in Voigdehagen . The council was thus able to dump the water on the adjacent lands of the church for the benefit of the city. In return, the church was allocated two free mornings. On September 8, 1303, the brothers Johann and Bertold Citterpennigk then sold their Meat and Freestyle meal to the city of Stralsund at the Voigdehägener Mühle. About 10 years later, on March 1, 1314 Prince Wizlaw III . von Rügen made peace with his city of Stralsund and gave it all the rights and freedoms that the city ​​of Rostock had received from Borwin (Prince of Mecklenburg) and his sons Heinrich and Nicolaus, also "with the whole eghendom" over the city and everyone within its borders . On May 10, 1321, Prince Wizlaw III confirmed. the city of Stralsund their privileges and their possessions in the villages of Devin , Teschenhagen, Zitterpenningshagen , Voigdehagen, Wendorf , Lüdershagen, Vogelsang, Lüssow, Langendorf and Kedingshagen. The privileges were the same as in previous confirmations.

Since March 23, 1401, the pastor in Voigdehagen had the right to clean his church and the branches and cemeteries, if they were desecrated, himself or through a suitable priest .

Modern times

Between 1558 and 1564, the superintendent Jakob Runge was awarded the theological doctorate in the presence of Philipp Melanchton. Negotiations continued over public absolution and other theological problems. A visitation in Voigdehagen, Pütte, Prohn and Mohrdorf also took place.

17th century

The most important event of this century was certainly the battle of Voigdehagen and the siege of Stralsund by Wallenstein . The city won the battle and still celebrates this event today with the so-called Wallenstein Days .

From 1648 onwards the destroyed villages Voigdehagen, Zitterhagen (now: Zitterpenningshagen ), Wendorf and Ahrendsee were rebuilt , which were badly damaged by the consequences of the Thirty Years' War (1618–1648). In the period from 1621 to 1637 there was a purchase agreement between the city of Stralsund and Maria Andrea, widow of Jacob Wessel, for the Wesselsche house on the Alter Markt . Furthermore, the Nisdorf estate is leased to Franz Cornelius, Jacob Harcken, Magnus Schadeloken, Cornelius Frantzen, Danckwart Frantzen, Johann Clausen and Dinnies Holsten.

18th century

There were repeated complaints from pastors and tenants in Voigdehagen. Between 1721 and 1740, the pastor Johann Theophil Weigel from Voigdehagen brought a lawsuit and appeals against Carl Albert Richter, leaseholder of Andershof , and provisional and administrator of the Heilgeistkloster zu Stralsund because of reducing parish justice and parish boundaries. Between 1732 and 1738 the Zitterpenningshagen and Voigdehagen farms were leased to Karl Albert Richter and Paul Döhn respectively.

Around 1736/1737 the pastor Johann Theophil Weigel zu Voigdehagen filed a lawsuit against the provisional and administrators of the monastery of the Holy Spirit in Stralsund because of violent acts committed by the tenant Paul Döhn zu Voigdehagen. How the dispute ended cannot be understood. Ultimately, however, the Voigdehagen and Zitterpenningshagen farms were again leased to Paul Döhn from 1738 to 1754.

Between 1745 and 1762 there were negotiations with the tenant Paul Döhn zu Andershof and Voigdehagen because of the cattle disease and the contract extension until 1764, as well as the transfer of the contract to NP Schultz. In 1759/1760 the tenant Paul Döhn received compensation for war damage suffered.

In the years 1776/1777 there should be disputes between the farmers in Voigdehagen, with the tenant Bogislaw Schulz, over court services. The disputes were carried to the city council of Stralsund and were ultimately settled. In 1790 the captain von Born zu Zarrendorf laid a path across the heath from Wendorf and Voigdehagen for his peat loads. The peat was in the area of Aspen Penning Hagen very widespread and Voigdehagen. The peat was used as fuel on the one hand, and as fertilizer on the other.

At the end of the 18th century , a hereditary burial for the castle captain von Reichenbach was set in the Voigdehäger cemetery . In 1800 the miller Diedrich Meinke from Voigdehagen complained about the ban on selling groats in Stralsund. (Miller's trade) The miller Bartholomäus Zimmermann asked the city to prohibit the sale of groats, on markets and on bridges by foreign groats dealers. This led to a lawsuit against the miller Johann Christian Winter from Voigdehagen for selling grits on the Stralsund market.

19th century

For the middle of the 19th century , the files show numerous new buildings in Voigdehagen: such as the construction of a new massive residential building, a new barn, a new bakery, cottages, a carriage shed and stables. There were also some new buildings and extensions on the Voigdehagen estate. In the 19th century the place underwent extensive construction work and was connected to the railway network of the former German Empire . Numerous areas were given to the Reichsbahn for the construction of the so-called Berlin Northern Railway . The station was shut down at the end of the 1990s and the old waiting hall was demolished.

In 1890/1891 the construction of a toilet building for the sexton and school house in Voigdehagen was realized.

In 1891 the old pastor's house in Voigdehagen was also torn down, and many items were auctioned off. In the same year a severe cold spell hit Voigdehagen on the coast. There was not insignificant frost damage. Potatoes froze to death, especially at the town paddock, in Voigdehagen and Zarrendorf . The farmers suffered massive crop failures.

The sacristy of the Voigdehäger church also dates from the 19th century. The extension is located on the north side of the church and is meanwhile very dilapidated and needs renovation. Due to the severe dilapidation, no objects are now kept in the sacristy (see Voigdehäger Church ).

20th century

From 1917 onwards, a water cooperative was set up to ameliorate meadows between Voigdehagen and Wendorf . Between 1919 and 1922, a road from Zarrendorf via Wendorf to Voigdehagen was built, as can be seen from the history in the Stralsund city archive.

1928 was an important year in Voigdehagen. The estate districts of Voigdehagen, Devin , Andershof and Grünhufe were dissolved and the school districts were incorporated into Stralsund . Voigdehagen lost its independence at this time and has been a district of the Hanseatic city of Stralsund ever since .

1940–1942 there was a lawsuit against the farmer Steege for unlawful relocation of boundary stones, for further exploitation of the gravel pit (the mining of gravel largely determined the image of Voigdehagen and Zitterpenningshagen in the last 100 years). It is not yet possible to say what came out of the lawsuit.

Until the end of the Second World War, the manor house in Voigdehagen was still owned by the Mohr family, who had to flee at the end of the Second World War . The land was expropriated and later transferred to the Agricultural Production Cooperative (LPG for short). So far nothing is known about the family's whereabouts. -> See land reform in the Soviet occupation zone from 1945

The Voigdehäger school was initially closed from 1945 and later demolished. The school-age children from Voigdehagen had to move to schools in Andershof , Stralsund, or Steinhagen.

Between 1946 and 1953 land reform land was distributed and cultivated in Voigdehagen and finally on August 18, 1958, the LPG Freiheit was founded in Voigdehagen.

21st century

Since 2000, the Buchholz organ has also been used again after a 10-year absence. Between 2003 and 2006 there was another general overhaul by the organ building and restoration workshop Rainer Wolter from Dresden . The grave chapel of the Wulffcrona family was demolished (due to dilapidation)

In 2011 the weir at Voigdehäger pond was renovated and in 2012 Pastor Winfried Wenzel took over the Heilgeist-Voigdehagen parish, who still looks after it to this day.

List of tenants in Voigdehagen

The following list shows the tenants in Voigdehagen. Often the tenants in Voigdehagen also leased the farms in Andershof, Wendorf and Zitterpenningshagen.

Period of lease tenant
1623 -? Lease of the farms in Voigdehagen and Andershof through the provisional arrangement of the Monastery of the Holy Spirit to the Stralsund citizen Gervinus Hasert
1621-1637 The unoccupied farms in Voigdehagen, Teschenhagen, Zitterpenningshagen, Ahrendsee and services in Wendorf are leased to Johan Horn and Jochim Boistern by the temporary agents of the Heilgeistkloster.
1640 -? Lease of Andershof and Voigdehagen to Johann Horn and Jochim Böistehr. References to war-related damage caused by Swedish and imperial troops included in the lease.
1640-1655 Lease of the farm in Voigdehagen, the sheep farm in Zitterpenningshagen and the farms in Ahrendsee to Johann Horn
1666-1678 Lease of the farms in Voigdehagen and Zitterpenningshagen to Jochen Wrodow and Niclas von Braun
1684-1695 Lease of the farms in Voigdehagen and Zitterpenningshagen to Nicolaus Baumann
1695-1700 Lease of the farms in Voigdehagen and Zitterpenningshagen to Erich Frank and David Rubbert
1700-1705 Lease of the farms in Voigdehagen and Zitterpenningshagen to David Rubbert and Heinrich Gutzkow
1705-1710 Lease of the farms in Voigdehagen and Zitterpenningshagen to Hans Darss
1710-1715 Lease of the farms in Voigdehagen and Zitterpenningshagen to Andreas Wehnert
1715-1720 Lease of the farms in Voigdehagen and Zitterpenningshagen to Johann Glasau
1720-1732 Lease of the farms in Voigdehagen and Zitterpenningshagen to Karl Albert Richter
1732-1738 Lease of the farms in Voigdehagen and Zitterpenningshagen to Karl Albert Richter and Paul Döhn
1738-1754 Lease of the farms in Voigdehagen and Zitterpenningshagen to Paul Döhn
1749-1769 Lease of the goods in Andershof, Voigdehagen and Zitterpenningshagen to Karl Friedrich Döhn
1764-1769 Lease of the goods in Voigdehagen and Zitterpenningshagen to Bogislaw Schulz
1769-1784 Lease (re-lease) of the goods in Voigdehagen and Zitterpenningshagen to Bogislaw Schulz
1793-1808 Lease of the Voigdehagen, Zitterpenningshagen and Wendorf goods to Karl Döhn
1814-1835 Lease of the Voigdehagen, Zitterpenningshagen and Wendorf goods to Johann Friedrich Pluns
1835-1856 Lease of the Voigdehagen and Zitterpenningshagen farms to Bernhard Mevis and Georg Wilhelm Klingender
1856-1874 Lease of the Voigdehagen estate to Karl August Heckmann
1874-1891 Lease of the Voigdehagen estate to Friedrich Klingender
1892-1910 Lease of the Voigdehagen property to Paul Möller and Gottfried von Jena
1910-1944 Lease of the Voigdehagen property to Ullrich Müller or his widow and Paul Mohr
1920-1937 Lease of land from the Feldmark of the Försterhof, Zitterpenningshagen and Voigdehagen estates for settlement purposes

After 1945 the goods in Voigdehagen are no longer leased. In the course of the land reform in the Soviet occupation zone, the goods were expropriated and later given to the agricultural production cooperatives. What happened to the last tenant Paul Mohr after the war has not been clarified.

The church

-> Main article Church Voigdehagen

The origins of the Voigdehäger Church go back well into the 13th century . Until the 18th century it was the mother church of the Stralsund churches. Adjacent to the church is a historic old cemetery, where the Wulfcrona family, an important wine merchant family from Stralsund, is buried. The burial chapel was demolished a few years ago because it was in disrepair. Services are rarely held in the small church, it is only open for Thanksgiving , Reformation Day and Christmas .

The sea

View over the Voigdehäger pond

An old cobblestone street runs right through the village and connects Voigdehagen with Andershof. The road itself is also an old dam that connects the Voigdehäger pond in the north and the Bauernteich in the south of the village. The Bauernteich, like the Voigdehäger pond, was formed in the Middle Ages by damming. The ponds are fed by the Zitterbäk brook , which also flows past Zitterpenningshagen .

The lake is rich in freshwater fish , which is why it is also used by the Stralsund fishing club. Well-known fish are the perch and pike , but lead, rudd and bleak can also be found here. The Voigdehäger pond has an area of ​​3.23 ha and a maximum depth of 2 m.

The station

Until the beginning of the 1990s Voigdehagen still had a connection to the rail network with a stop. The railway line belonged to the so-called Berlin Northern Railway , which connected the capital with the Hanseatic city of Stralsund. The station building has been renovated in recent years and is now inhabited again. However, the old waiting hall was demolished. Only a few years ago the level crossing was also renovated by Deutsche Bahn.

Personalities

  • Karl Palmgren (1891–1970), frigate captain and knight's cross bearer

Web links

Commons : Voigdehagen  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. Uerkvitz, Peter: Two 700-year anniversaries in the Stralsund district . Ed .: Uerkvitz, Peter. Voigdehagen 1982, p. 11 .
  2. City documents: On October 16, 1289, Prince Wizlaw II of Rügen transfers the ownership of the goods of the squire Alexander von Rügen at the request of the city council of Stralsund. Weye in Voigdehagen with all accessories and the high and low jurisdiction and forbids any imitation. In: Städtische Urkunden (Ed.): Pommersches Urkundenbuch . tape 3 , no. 1515 . Stralsund 1290, p. 82 .
  3. ^ Stralsund city archive: Prince Wizlaw II of Rügen sold on August 29th. 1290 with the consent of his son Wizlaw III. the city of Stralsund the property of their goods in Voigdehagen . In: Stralsund City Archives (ed.): Pommersches Urkundenbuch . tape 3 , no. 1548 . Stralsund August 29, 1290, p. 107 .
  4. ^ Stralsund city archives: Prince Wizlaw II of Rügen gives a gift on October 16. 1290 the city of Stralsund owns all goods in Voigdehagen with all accessories and the high and low court. In: Stralsund City Archives (ed.): Pommersches Urkundenbuch . tape 3 , no. 1552 . Stralsund, S. 1290-10-16 .
  5. City Archives Stralsund: On 04.04.1291 sold Prince Wizlaw II of complaints with the consent of his son Wizlaw III.. the city of Stralsund the property of all waters in their field mark . In: Stralsund City Archives (ed.): Pommersches Urkundenbuch . tape 3 , no. 1579 . Stralsund April 4, 1291, p. 128 .
  6. Stralsund City Archives: On June 23. 1303 Otto Slore, (Pleban of the city of Stralsund and in Voigdehagen) makes a comparison with the city about the damming of the water flowing over the mill in Voigdehagen. The council was thus able to dump the water on the adjacent lands of the church for the benefit of the city. In return, the church was allocated two free mornings. In: Stralsund City Archives (ed.): Pommersches Urkundenbuch . tape 4 , no. 2101 . Stralsund June 23, 1303, p. 98 .
  7. Stralsund City Archives: On September 8th. In 1303 the brothers Johann and Bertold Citterpennigk sold their Meat and Freestyle meal to the city of Stralsund at the Voigdehägener mill. In: Stralsund City Archives (ed.): Pommersches Urkundenbuch . tape 4 , no. 2109 . Stralsund September 8, 1303.
  8. Stralsund City Archives: On March 1st, 1314 Prince Wizlaw III. von Rügen makes peace with his city of Stralsund and gives it all the rights and freedoms that the city of Rostock received from Borwin (Prince of Mecklenburg) and his sons Heinrich and Nicolaus . In: Stralsund City Archives (ed.): Pommersches Urkundenbuch . tape 5 , no. 2880 . Stralsund March 1, 1314, p. 165 .
  9. City documents: On May 10, 1321, Prince Wizlaw III confirmed. the city of Stralsund their privileges and their possessions in the villages of Devin, Teschenhagen, Zitterpenningshagen, Voigdehagen, Wendorf, Lüdershagen, Vogelsang, Lüssow, Langendorf and Kedingshagen. The privileges are the same as in previous confirmations . In: Stadtarchiv Stralsund (Ed.): Municipal documents . StU, no. 0166 . Stralsund May 10, 1321.
  10. Stralsund city archives: Gives the pastor in Voigdehagen the right to clean his church and the branches and cemeteries when they have been desecrated by saguinis vel seminis effusionem himself or by a suitable priest. In: Städtische Urkunden (Hrsg.): Städtische Urkunden . StU, no. 620 . Stralsund 1401.
  11. Church administration of the city of Stralsund: Visitation of churches, monasteries and hospitals . Ed .: Church administration of the city of Stralsund. Stralsund 1558.
  12. Property and construction in the city of Stralsund: beginning of the reconstruction of the destroyed villages Voigdehagen, Zitterhagen (now: Zitterpenningshagen), Wendorf and Arendsee . Ed .: Hanseatic City of Stralsund. Rep. 24, no. 3180 . Stralsund 1648.
  13. General administration of the city of Stralsund: Submissions from citizens and offices to the city council of Stralsund . Ed .: Hanseatic City of Stralsund. Rep. 29, no. 1003 . Stralsund 1621.
  14. Monastery of the Holy Spirit: Lease of the Zitterpenningshagen and Voigdehagen farms to Karl Albert Richter and Paul Döhne from 1732 - 1738 . Ed .: Monastery of the Holy Spirit. Rep. 9, no. 1677 . Stralsund 1732.
  15. Kloster zum Heiligen Geist: Compensation for the tenant of Andershof and Voigdehagen, Paul Döhn, for war damage suffered . Ed .: Monastery of the Holy Spirit. Rep. 9, no. 1724 . Stralsund 1738.
  16. Monastery of the Holy Spirit: In 1790 the captain of Born zu Zarrendorf laid a path across the heath from Wendorf and Voigdehagen for his peat loads . Ed .: Monastery of the Holy Spirit. Rep 9, no. 1739.1790 . Stralsund.
  17. ^ Church administration of the city of Stralsund: Letters from Pastor Friedrich Susemihl zu Voigdehagen to the church patronage on official matters . Ed .: Church administration of the city of Stralsund. Rep . 28, no. 1279 . Stralsund 1797.
  18. Stralsundische Zeitung No. 143: Complaint by the office of Grützmüller against the businessman Bartels because of intrusion. Ed .: Stralsundische Zeitung No. 143. Rep. 16, no. 0479 . Stralsund.
  19. Monastery of the Holy Spirit: Construction of a new horse stable with carriage shed in Voigdehagen . Ed .: Monastery of the Holy Spirit. Rep . 9, no. 1759 .
  20. Monastery of the Holy Spirit: relocation of the stone dam through the village of Voigdehagen and enlargement of the bridge between the Voigdehäger and Andershofer pond . Ed .: Monastery of the Holy Spirit. Rep. 9, no. 1743 . Stralsund.
  21. Monastery of the Holy Spirit: Sale of the areas of the Wendorf, Zitterpenningshagen and Voigdehagen goods denied by the construction of the Berlin Northern Railway to the Royal Railway Treasury . Ed .: Monastery of the Holy Spirit. 1717th edition. Rep. 9. Stralsund.
  22. Stralsundische Zeitung No.131: Local and provincial section . Ed .: Stralsundische Zeitung No. 131. No. 131 . Stralsund 1891.
  23. Kloster zum Heiligen Geist: Formation of a water cooperative for the improvement of meadows between Voigdehagen and Wendorf . Ed .: Monastery of the Holy Spirit. Rep. 9, no. 1735 . Stralsund 1917.
  24. Property and construction in the city of Stralsund: Construction of a road from Zarrendorf via Wendorf to Voigdehagen . Ed .: Property and construction of the city of Stralsund. Rep. 24, no. 1466 . Stralsund 1919.
  25. Land and construction in the city of Stralsund: incorporation of manor districts of the Franzburg-Barth district into the Stralsund district . Ed .: Property and construction of the city of Stralsund. Stralsund 1928.
  26. Land and construction in the city of Stralsund: Lawsuit against the farmer Steege for illegally moving boundary stones for further exploitation of the gravel pit. Ed .: Property and construction of the city of Stralsund. Stralsund 1940.
  27. ^ Council of the city of Stralsund - Culture and public education: Various matters of the Voigdehagen primary school . Ed .: Council of the City of Stralsund - Culture and Popular Education. Rep. 54, no. 332 . Stralsund 1945.
  28. Stadtchronik Stralsund: Foundation of LPG Freiheit in Voigdehagen . Ed .: Stralsund City Archives. Rep. 55, no. 313 . Stralsund 1958.
  29. Ulrike Michael: Finally awakened from deep sleep . Ed .: Ostsee-Zeitung. Stralsund 2000.
  30. ^ Ostsee-Zeitung: Pastor Winfried Wenzel takes over the parish Heilgeist - Voigdehagen . Ed .: Ostsee-Zeitung. Stralsund June 13, 2012.
  31. Judicial system of the city of Stralsund: Lease of the farms in Voigdehagen and Andershof through the provisional arrangement of the monastery of the Holy Spirit to the Stralsund citizen Gervinus Hasert . Ed .: Justice of the City of Stralsund. Rep. 3, no. 4140 . Stralsund 1623.
  32. General administration of the city of Stralsund: leasing of the unoccupied farms in Voigdehagen, Teschenhagen, Zitterpenningshagen, Arendsee and of services in Wendorf by the temporary agents of the Heilgeistkloster to Johan Horn and Jochim Boistern. Ed .: Stadtarchiv Stralsund, General Administration of the City of Stralsund. Rep. 29, no. 1003 . Stralsund 1637.
  33. Monastery of the Holy Spirit: Andershof and Voigdehagen leased to Johann Horn and Jochim Böistehr. References to war-related damage caused by Swedish and imperial troops included in the lease. Ed .: Monastery of the Holy Spirit. Rep. 9, no. 1915 . Stralsund 1640.
  34. Monastery of the Holy Spirit: Lease of the farm in Voigdehagen, the sheep farm in Zitterpenningshagen and the farms in Ahrendsee to Johann Horn from 1640 - 1655 . Ed .: Monastery of the Holy Spirit. Rep. 9, no. 1665 . Stralsund 1655.
  35. Monastery of the Holy Spirit: Lease of the farms in Voigdehagen and Zitterpenningshagen to Jochen Wrodow and Niclas von Braun from 1666 - 1678 . Ed .: Monastery of the Holy Spirit. Rep. 9, no. 1667 . Stralsund 1672.
  36. Monastery of the Holy Spirit: Lease of the farms in Voigdehagen and Zitterpenningshagen to Nicolaus Baumann from 1685 - 1695 . Ed .: Monastery of the Holy Spirit. Rep. 9, no. 1668 . Stralsund 1695.
  37. Monastery of the Holy Spirit: Lease of the farms in Voigdehagen and Zitterpenningshagen to Erich Frank and David Rubbert from 1695 - 1700 . Ed .: Monastery of the Holy Spirit. Rep. 9, no. 1669 . Stralsund 1700.
  38. Monastery of the Holy Spirit: Lease of the farms in Voigdehagen and Zitterpenningshagen to David Rubbert and Heinrich Gutzkow from 1700 - 1705 . Ed .: Monastery of the Holy Spirit. Rep. 9, no. 1671 . Stralsund 1703.
  39. Monastery of the Holy Spirit: Lease of the farms in Voigdehagen and Zitterpenningshagen to Hans Darss from 1705 - 1710 . Ed .: Monastery of the Holy Spirit. Rep . 9, no. 1672 . Stralsund 1710.
  40. Monastery of the Holy Spirit: Lease of the farms in Voigdehagen and Zitterpenningshagen to Andreas Wehnert from 1710 - 1715 . Ed .: Monastery of the Holy Spirit. Rep. 9, no. 1673 . Stralsund 1710.
  41. Monastery of the Holy Spirit: Lease of the farms in Voigdehagen and Zitterpenningshagen to Johann Glasau from 1715 - 1720 . Ed .: Monastery of the Holy Spirit. Rep . 9, no. 1674 . Stralsund 1719.
  42. ^ Monastery of the Holy Spirit: Lease of the Voigdehagen and Zitterpenningshagen farms to Karl Albert Richter from 1720 - 1732 . Ed .: Monastery of the Holy Spirit. Rep. 9, no. 1675 . Stralsund 1734.
  43. Monastery of the Holy Spirit: Lease of the farms in Voigdehagen and Zitterpenningshagen to Karl Albert Richter and Paul Döhn from 1732 - 1738 . Ed .: Monastery of the Holy Spirit. Rep. 9, no. 1677 . Stralsund 1738.
  44. Monastery of the Holy Spirit: Lease of the farms in Voigdehagen and Zitterpenningshagen to Paul Döhn from 1738 - 1754 . Ed .: Monastery of the Holy Spirit. Rep. 9, no. 1679 . Stralsund 1754.
  45. Monastery of the Holy Spirit: Lease of the Andershof, Voigdehagen and Zitterpenningshagen goods to Karl Friedrich Döhn . Ed .: Monastery of the Holy Spirit. Rep. 9, no. 1681 . Stralsund 1769.
  46. Monastery of the Holy Spirit: Lease of the Voigdehagen and Zitterpenningshagen property to Bogislaw Schulz from 1764 - 1769 . Ed .: Monastery of the Holy Spirit. Rep. 9, no. 1682 . Stralsund 1763.
  47. Monastery of the Holy Spirit: Lease of the Voigdehagen and Zitterpenningshagen property to Bogislaw Schulz from 1769 - 1784 . Ed .: Monastery of the Holy Spirit. Rep. 9, no. 1683 . Stralsund 1777.
  48. Monastery of the Holy Spirit: Lease of the Voigdehagen, Zitterpenningshagen and Wendorf goods to Karl Döhn . Ed .: Monastery of the Holy Spirit. Rep. 9, no. 1686 . Stralsund 1808.
  49. Monastery of the Holy Spirit: Lease of the Voigdehagen, Zitterpenningshagen and Wendorf goods to Johann Friedrich Pluns from 1814 - 1835 . Ed .: Monastery of the Holy Spirit. Rep. 9, no. 1688 . Stralsund 1817.
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