House from Fellingshausen
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The tenement Fellingshausen is a listed mansion from Fellingshausen that in the Hessenpark in Neu-Anspach translocated was.
History of the house
The house with the original address Hintergasse 3 was on the outskirts of Fellingshausen. The complex also included a stable building and a barn, both of which are no longer preserved. There is an inscription above the lintel that states the year of construction and the builder
"ANNO 1786 D 22 MAY
GEORG ANDREAS GROS ANA
CATRINA BOTH MARRIAGES HAVE NEW HOUSE"
The fourth line has not been preserved. Presumably there should have been "built" or something similar.
As the owner of the house are known:
- Andreas Gros (born March 31, 1755; † August 27, 1791) and his wife Anna Catharina nee Wagner (born January 5, 1780), whom he married on September 12, 1780. After his death, his widow married Georg Conrad Waldschmidt (born October 14, 1755). The third owner was his son Johann Conrad Waldschmidt (born June 3, 1796 - † November 18, 1864), who married Anna Elisabetha Gerlach (* October 21, 1795 - † January 10, 1849). After that, the house became the property of the miner John VI. Weber (August 1, 1828 - August 22, 1878), who married Anna Margaretha Waldschmidt (August 9, 1832 - April 4, 1904) on December 26, 1854. The next owner was her son-in-law, the miner Ludwig Leib (September 9, 1842 - September 1895), husband of Katharina Weber (* February 19, 1844 - May 14, 1910). His son, Bermann Ludwig Leib (* April 18, 1873 † February 18, 1949), husband of the cigar worker Karoline Schaub (* October 16, 1872 - August 13, 1968) inherited the property from him. After that, their descendants Ludwig Leib and his wife Liesel, née Weiphwander, and finally Günther Leib, owned the property.
The house was dismantled in 1984 and rebuilt in the Hessenpark in 1986. The building status and the interior furnishings of the house around 1920 were used as a basis. The house was last extensively rebuilt around 1920; Among other things, the interior brick walls had been redesigned at that time.
Description of the house
The two-story half - timbered house is built on a base made of rubble masonry. The kitchen and living room were located on the ground floor, and the bedroom and chamber on the upper floor. The attic was partly a bulk floor for grain.
literature
- Karl Baeumerth, Rolf Eckhardt: The house from Fellingshausen , series of publications by the Hessian Open Air Museum, Issue 7, 1987, 1st edition.
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Individual evidence
Coordinates: 50 ° 16 ′ 33.9 ″ N , 8 ° 31 ′ 37.8 ″ E