Zauchescher Kreis

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The Zauchesche Kreis , also Zauchischer Kreis or Zauchscher Kreis, was an administrative unit in the Electorate of Brandenburg, which emerged in the 17th century from the Beritt Beelitz or the historical landscape of the Zauche . It belonged to the Kurmark part of the Mark Brandenburg and existed until 1816, when it was merged with the Belzig district , which was held by the Electoral Saxony until 1815, to form the Zauch-Belzig or Zauch-Belzig District. In 1773, the western part of the Zauchescher Kreis was separated as the Ziesarscher Kreis and placed under the Duchy of Magdeburg .

history

The Zauche Circle was essentially created from the historical landscape of the Zauche . The area around Ziesar, the little country Bärwalde and some exclaves in the Electoral Saxon area as well as the Electorate of Brandenburg Duchy of Magdeburg from 1680 were affiliated . Conversely, there was a Saxon enclave in the Zauchescher Kreis ( Busendorf , Kanin and Klaistow ) and wedged between Zauchescher Kreis and Luckenwaldescher Kreis (until 1773 Duchy of Magdeburg, then Kurmark) the Saxon exclave Blankensee (with Blankensee and Stangenhagen ).

The first approaches for a district constitution in the Mark Brandenburg emerged as early as the 15th century. They were essentially based on the old historical landscapes. In the 16th century, the circles were also identical to the area of ​​office of a land rider. The circles were therefore also called riders. The Thirty Years War is basically the beginning of the circles as they existed at the beginning of the 19th century. So that the troops of the various warring parties who passed through could be quartered, fed and remunerated, the elector appointed so-called land or war commissioners for the circles / mounts or elected from the classes of the respective circles. These were very unpopular positions, especially in the times of the Thirty Years' War. In the further course of history, the war or land commissioners were given further tasks and powers, for example in tax and financial administration and police force. The stands of the district were given the right to present themselves to the land or war commissioner, who was called the district administrator from 1702 onwards. The office was often linked in personal union with the post of district director, the chairman of the district assembly elected by the representatives of the estates of a district.

Places that were separated from the Zauchescher Kreis in 1773

In 1773 the areas mainly around Ziesar or the western part of the Zauchescher Kreis were separated as Ziesarscher Kreis and incorporated into the Duchy of Magdeburg . For this purpose, the ducal-Magdeburg Luckenwaldesche Kreis came to the Kurmark . After Büsching, the following places and individual houses were separated from the Zauchescher Kreis in 1773 and thus the Ziesarsche Kreis was formed:

Cities

  • Leitzkau (Leitzkow)
  • Ziesar
  • Schäferey before Ziesar , was in Ziesar in the Schopsdorfer Chaussee 1 area
  • Paper mill at Ziesar , not mentioned by Heineccius, not identified

Flat land

  • Alt Leitzkau (Althaus Leitzkau, Leitzkau old side), noble Vorwerk, windmill
  • Bardelebenshof / Bardeleber Hof vor Ziesar , aristocratic Vorwerk, was close to Ziesar in the city, not yet identified
  • Birkenreismühle / Berkenries Mühle , Mahlmühle, today living space in the Buckautal community
  • Log house / log houses , no longer exists, was west of VerlorenwasserWorld icon
  • Böcke , village, district of the municipality of Wenzlow
  • Borgens Hof vor Ziesar, noble Vorwerk, no longer exists, was in Ziesar, Fiener Weg, opposite the buildings Fiener Weg 9-10.
  • Bramsdorf , village, in the Buckau district of the Buckautal community (Bramsdorfer Strasse east of Buckau)
  • Buckau / Buckow with mill , village and watermill with two gears, one cutting and one oil corridor, today part of the municipality Buckautal
  • Bücknitz (Bückenitz) , village watermill with a grinding mill, given in lease in 1740, today part of the town of Ziesar,
  • Bückenitzsche Mühle (see above)
  • Köpernitz (Coepernitz / Cöpernitz) , village, two official ponds, an oil mill, now part of the town of Ziesar
  • Krüssau , aristocratic Vorwerk, (Crüssow / Crüßau) , mill pond and water mill with a grinding and an oil passage, today part of the town of Möckern
  • Dahlen , aristocratic Vorwerk, today part of the municipality of Gräben
  • Dretzen , colony, former administrative department, colony founded in 1763, sub-forestry department, today part of the municipality of Buckautal
  • Egelinde , aristocratic Vorwerk, part of the municipality of Bad Belzig
  • Ehlingsmühle / Egelingsmühle , 1842: Friedrichs Schneidemühle, water cutting mill, no longer exists, was located west of Verlorenwasser
  • Erlenmühle / Eulenmühle , water mill with two grinding courses and one oil course, to the Ziesar office, today the residential area of ​​the city of Ziesar
  • Friesdorfer paper mill , Amt Ziesar, residential area Friesdorf of the municipality of Wollin
  • Glienecke , (Glinicke) , village, to the Ziesar office, 6 subjects of the von Bardeleben on Bardelebenshof, part of the town of Ziesar
  • Gottesfahrter paper mill / Gottesforther paper mill , paper mill with two gears, one Dutch corridor, Amt Ziesar, no longer exists, today the city of Genthin, district of Schopsdorf, Gottesforth 1–5
  • Grabow , aristocratic village with one of Plotho's Vorwerk, watermill and oil mill, today part of the town of Möckern
  • Grabow's forester's house , not mentioned by Heineccius
  • Gräben / Gräbensche Mühle , aristocratic village with two manors , brick barn, watermill , cutting mill, community
  • Grebs , Colony / Vorwerk Grebs , Amt Ziesar, municipality part of the city of Ziesar
  • Groß Lubars / Groß Lübars , aristocratic village with manor, watermill, today Lübars district of the city of Möckern
  • Grüningen / Groeningen , village, Ziesar office, part of the municipality of Wenzlow
  • Gürgens Mühle / Jürgens Mühle , belonging to Pietzpuhl, watermill on the Ihle with a grinding and a fulling course,?
  • Hansens Mühle / Hausens Mühle , noble watermill on the Ihle, with a grinding and a fulling course,?
  • Helleholz or Sandforth / Helleholz , Unterförsterei, Amt Ziesar, no longer exists (was on the Geuenbach between Schopsdorf and Köpernitz, )World icon
  • Herrenmühle / Herrnmühle , watermill with four grinding courses, secondary toll, Ziesar office, part of the municipality of Ziesar
  • Hobeck / Hohbeck , aristocratic village with manor and sheep farm, part of the town of Möckern
  • Hohensprings Mühle / Hohenspringer paper mill , noble paper mill with two gears, today Hohenspringe , part of the municipality of Bad Belzig
  • Kähnert / Köhnert , noble manor with sheep, district of the city of Möckern
  • Klappermühle , noble water mill with a grinding and a walkway on the Ihle, on the Kähnertschen Feldmark, today Friedensau , part of the town of Möckern
  • Klappermühle or Lochausche Mühle / Happermühle , noble watermill on the Ziprahne with a grinder near Lochow, today?
  • Klein Lübars / Klein Lubars , aristocratic village with a manor, watermill , part of the town of Möckern
  • Klitsche or Klitzke / Klitzke , aristocratic Vorwerk with sheep farm, no longer exists, today Altengrabow military training area
  • Küsel / Kiesel , aristocratic village with a manor, desert watermill, part of the town of Möckern
  • Ladeburg , aristocratic village with a windmill, part of the municipality of Gommern
  • Lochow / Lochau , noble Vorwerk, fruit tree plantations, part of the town of Möckern
  • Madel , noble farm with sheep farm, district of the city of Burg (near Magdeburg)
  • Magdeburgisch Fort , village, watermill with one grinding and one cutting gear, Royal Landjägerei, Amt Ziesar, district Magdeburgerforth of the municipality of Möckern
  • Neu Leitzkau, Neuhaus Leitzkau or Leitzkau Neuer Seite, aristocratic Vorwerk, near Leitzkau
  • New paper mill , in the Königlichen Ziesarschen forest, on the brook of Gloina, paper mill with two aisles of the Ziesar office, north of Magdeburgerforth, K1212 (raw cardboard)
  • New cutting mill , not mentioned in Heineccius,?
  • Nonnenheide / Nonnenheyde , sub-forestry department of the Ziesar office, living space of the municipality of Görzke
  • Paper mill in the Heide , not mentioned by Heineccius
  • Pietzpuhl / Pießpuhl , aristocratic manor, today a place of the unified community Möser
  • Polzuhn / Pottziehn , aristocratic Vorwerk with sheep farm, no longer exists, was north of the Grabow community, now part of the town of Möckern
  • Polzunsche mill , watermill with one gear, today?
  • Puhs cutting and grinding mill / Pufsmühle , (1842: Puff or Lehmann Mühle), watermill with one grinding and one cutting aisle , Amt Ziesar, residential area Puffs Mühle in the municipality of Wollin
  • Puhlmannsmühle (1842: Puhlmanns Schneidemühle), water mill with one grinding and one cutting aisle, Ziesar office, residential area Mühle Schöntal of the municipality of Görzke
  • Räckendorf / Reckendorf (old and new) , two knights' seats, sheep farm belonging to Neu Reckendorf, part of the town of Möckern
  • Raehsdorf / Rähsdorf , brick barn, potash distillery (Amt Ziesar), three mills nearby (unnamed fulling mill with two leather rollers, Pottmühle with two leather rollers, grinding mill with one gear, called the old dishes), part of the property of the Ziesar office, Reesdorf district of the Möckern community
  • Rosenkrug , paper mill with one aisle and tar distillery, Amt Ziesar, no longer exists, was located south of Schopsdorf about here ( )World icon
  • Rothe Hauß , forester's house, no longer exists, was close to the Grünehaus residential area in the community of Gräben ( )World icon
  • Rottstock , Dorf, Karpfenteich (belongs to Görzke), Nebenzoll, Unterförsterei, Amt Ziesar, district of the community Gräben
  • Schopsdorf / Schöbsdorf , Amt Ziesar, paper mill with two gears, brick barn, part of the city of Genthin
  • Spulkrug / Spühlkrug , located near Räckendorf
  • Stegelitz , aristocratic village, part of the city of Möckern
  • Steinberg , Kolonistendorf, created in 1763 from the Amtsvorwerk, part of the Buckautal community
  • Stresow , aristocratic village with a manor, brandy distillery, part of the town of Möckern
  • Struwenberg and Krug / Struwenberg , aristocratic Vorwerk (not called Krug), Struvenberg , living space in the community of Gräben
  • Pot mill / Pottmühle , near Räckendorf
  • Lost water, watermill with one grinding and one cutting gear, part of the municipality in the city of Bad Belzig
  • Wenzlow , Dorf, Amt Ziesar, watermill with two grinding courses, community
  • Werbig , aristocratic village, part of the city of Bad Belzig
  • Wogenhütten / Wagenhütte , east of Verlorenwasser
  • Wolfshagen Mühle , near Burg (near Magdeburg), not mentioned by Heineccius
  • Wollin , Amt Ziesar, municipality
  • Ziegelsdorf , aristocratic manor with a sheep farm and brick barn, part of the town of Möckern
  • Zitz / Zietz , Dorf, Amt Ziesar, some residents belong to aristocratic owners, part of the municipality of Rosenau

This created the new small exclave Klein Briesen, which was surrounded by the Electoral Saxon area and the new Ziesar district.

Associated places around 1801/16

At the time of its dissolution in 1816, the Zauchesche Kreis comprised four cities, a town and over 100 villages as well as numerous other residential areas (Vorwerke, mills, forest houses, tar ovens, establishments, single houses, etc.). Most places belonged to the offices of Lehnin , Potsdam , Saarmund and Ziesar . The official areas were z. Some also in the neighboring districts or in the neighboring Duchy of Magdeburg , which also belongs to the Kingdom of Prussia . The following compilation is based on the list of localities from 1817 and Bratring, whose data is from 1801.

  • Cities and spots
  • Places and single houses
    • Alt Langerwisch (village and Vorwerk) , living space in the Langerwisch district of the Michendorf community
    • Alt Töplitz (village) , living space in the Töplitz district of the city of Werder (Havel)
    • Arnimswalde (forester's house) , belonging to and near Wiepersdorf,?
    • Assau (Vorwerk) , exclave, together with Boßdorf, today residential area of ​​the city of Wittenberg , Saxony-Anhalt
    • Bärwalde (village and estate) , part of the municipality of Niederer Fläming
    • Bergholz (village) , living space in the Bergholz-Rehbrücke district, Nuthetal municipality
    • Berghorst (colony and watermill) , today Birkhorst , part of the municipality of Salzbrunn , town of Beelitz
    • Bleiche, establishment belonging to Caputh , risen in the Caputh district of the Schwielowsee municipality
    • Bliesendorf (village) , part of the city of Werder (Havel)
    • Bochow (village) , part of the community Groß Kreutz
    • Boßdorf (village and estate) , exclave, today part of the city of Wittenberg , Saxony-Anhalt
    • Brachwitz (village) , part of the city of Treuenbrietzen
    • Good width (Vorwerk) , living space in the district of pieces of the municipality Michendorf
    • Brückermark , today living space in the municipality of Wollin
    • Buchholzer Mühle (water mill) , living space in the Wittbrietzen district of the city of Beelitz
    • Castle fishing , started in the Bergholz-Rehbrücke district of the Nuthetal community
    • Cammer (village and estate) , part of the municipality of Planebruch
    • Kammerode (Vorwerk and Büdner-Etablissement) , living space in the Ferch district of the Schwielochsee community
    • Caputh (village and Vorwerk) , part of the community Schwielowsee
    • Claasdorfer Mühle, watermill , municipality part Birkhorst in the district Salzbrunn of the city Beelitz
    • Damelang (village) , part of the municipality of Damelang-Freienthal, part of the municipality of Planebruch
    • Damsdorf (village) , part of the municipality of Kloster Lehnin
    • Deetz (village)
    • Derwitz (village) , part of the city of Werder (Havel)
    • Desmathen (Vorwerk) , demolished in 1871, was about 5 km northeast of Golzow, between Rotscherlinde and Oberjünne
    • German Bork (village) , part of the municipality of Linthe
    • Ehrenfriedsfelde, establishment belonging to Treuenbrietzen , merged into Treuenbrietzen
    • Elsholz , part of the city of Beelitz
    • Ferch , part of the community Schwielowsee
    • Flottstelle (establishment) , living space in the municipality of Schwielochsee
    • Trout house, house belonging to Treuenbrietzen, risen in Treuenbrietzen
    • Forellenhaus, Vorwerk , no longer exists, was located south-southwest of Lucksfleiß
    • Fresdorf (village) , part of the municipality of Michendorf
    • Freienthal (colony) , part of the municipality of Damelang-Freienthal, municipality of Planebruch
    • Friedrichshof, colony belonging to Beelitz , dissolved in Beelitz, in the area Friedrichshof / Brücker Straße
    • Frohnsdorf (Vorwerk and Fulling Mill) , part of the city of Treuenbrietzen
    • Glindow (village) , part of the city of Werder (Havel)
    • Göhlsdorf (village) , part of the municipality of Kloster Lehnin
    • Görisgraben (Hinterste Vorwerk) , residential area of ​​the city of Brandenburg an der Havel
    • Goddess (part of the city of Brandenburg an der Havel)
    • Goddess (part of the city of Werder (Havel))
    • Götz (village) , part of the community of Groß Kreutz
    • Goldhammers Meierei, Vorwerk zu Neudorf (today Neumanns Vorwerk's residential area in the Göttin district of the city of Brandenburg an der Havel)
    • Gollwitz (village and estate) , part of the city of Brandenburg an der Havel
    • Gollwitzerheide, Heidewärterhaus, belonging to Gollwitz (not identified)
    • Golzow
    • Gränert (Grähnert, Dorf und Gut) (living space in the Kirchmöser district of the city of Brandenburg an der Havel)
    • Grebs (village and estate) , part of the municipality of Kloster Lehnin
    • Groß Kreutz , community
    • Grüneiche (village, farm and sheep farm) , community
    • Hackenhausen (Vorwerk) (living space in the Damelang-Freienthal district of the Planebruch community)
    • Hammerdamm (Vorwerk) , now Golzow's residential area
    • Herbersdorf (village and estate) , part of the municipality of Niederer Fläming
    • Jeserig , part of the community of Groß Kreutz
    • Jungfernheide or Neuhaus, Vorwerk , no longer exists, was west of Hackenhausen
    • Kaninscher Krug (completely isolated in Saxony between Busendorf and Kleistow) was located on the southern outskirts of Kanin , which, along with Busendorf and Klaistow, was a Saxon enclave in Brandenburg. In this enclave, as the Brandenburg enclave, was the Kaninsche Krug, property Klaistower Straße 2)
    • Kähnsdorf (village) is part of the Seddiner See community
    • Kaltenhausen (village and Vorwerk) , living space in the district of Lehnin of the municipality of Kloster Lehnin
    • Kemnitz , district of the city of Werder (Havel)
    • Kemnitzerheide (Büdner-Etablissement) . Living space in the community of Schwielochsee
    • Klein Briesen (village and estate) , inhabited part of the community in the Groß Briesen district of Bad Belzig
    • Körzin (village) , part of the municipality in the Zauchwitz district of the city of Beelitz
    • Kolzenburgsches Etablissement, part of Treuenbrietzen (not identified)
    • Kossin , part of the municipality of Niederer Fläming
    • Krahne (village and Vorwerk) , part of the municipality of Kloster Lehnin
    • Krielow (village) , part of the community of Groß Kreutz
    • Kropshof, Kolonisten-Etablissements (today in Beelitz, Kropshof 1–14)
    • Kunersdorf Försterei (Vorwerk) , today living space in the Neuseddin district of the Seddiner See community.
    • Landjägerei, Forsthaus (near Potsdam, not identified)
    • Leest (village) , living space in the Töplitz district of the city of Werder (Havel)
    • Lehnin brickworks no longer exist, was located southwest of Lehnin
    • Lienewitz (establishment) , living space in the district of Michendorf of the (large) community of Michendorf
    • Löcknitz (brickworks) , living space in the Petzow district of the city of Werder (Havel)
    • Lucksfleiß (colony) , part of the municipality of Golzow
    • Lühsdorf (village) , part of the city of Treuenbrietzen
    • Malge (bush keeper's house) , now a place of residence in Brandenburg an der Havel
    • Mulberry plantation, Heidewärterhaus (not identified near Caputh)
    • Meinsdorf (village and estate) , part of the municipality of Niederer Fläming
    • Meßdunk (Vorwerk) , living space in the Reckahn district of the municipality of Kloster Lehnin
    • Michelsdorf (village)
    • Michendorf (village)
    • Mittelbusch (1801: Vorwerk and Kolonie , 1816: Büdner-Etablissement ), living space in the Ferch district of the Schwielochsee community
    • Möllendorf (Vorwerk) , no longer exists, was located between Hackenhausen and Busendorf, in the Damelang-Freienthal district, municipality of Planebruch
    • Müggenburg (Vorwerk) , part of the municipality of Golzow
    • Nahmitz (village) , part of the municipality of Kloster Lehnin
    • Netzen (village) , part of the municipality of Kloster Lehnin
    • Neuendorf (village) , residential area in the city of Brandenburg an der Havel
    • Neue Mühle (water mill) , residential area of ​​the city of Brandenburg an der Havel
    • Neuemühle bei Treuenbrietzen (watermill) , part of Treuenbrietzen.
    • Neuendorf (village and estate) . District of the city of Brück
    • Neukrug near Brandenburg (Krug) , not identified
    • Neukrug near Brück (jug and customs house) , no longer exists, was about 150 m north of Beelitzerstraße 10-12 in the Brück expansion.
    • Neu-Langerwisch (village and Vorwerk) , living space in the Langerwisch district of the Michendorf community
    • Neu Töplitz (village) , living space in Töplitz, district of the city of Werder (Havel)
    • Nichel (village) , part of the municipality of Mühlenfließ
    • Niebel (village) , part of the city of Treuenbrietzen
    • Niebelhorst (colony) , part of the city of Treuenbrietzen
    • Oberjünne (Vorwerk) , part of the municipality of Planebruch
    • Pernitz (village) , residential area of ​​the community of Golzow
    • Petzow (village) , part of the city of Werder (Havel)
    • Phöben (Feeben, Dorf) , part of the city of Werder (Havel)
    • Plessow (Dorf, Gut und Krug) , district of the city of Werder (Havel)
    • Plötzin (village) , part of the city of Werder (Havel)
    • Potsdam, Vorwerk , risen in Potsdam
    • Prützke (Prütske, village) , part of the municipality of Kloster Lehnin
    • Rädel (village) , part of the municipality of Kloster Lehnin
    • Reesdorf (Rähsdorf, Dorf) , part of the city of Beelitz
    • Reckahn (village and estate) , part of the municipality of Kloster Lehnin
    • Rehbrücke (establishment) , living space in the Bergholz-Rehbrücke district of the Nuthetal community
    • Resau (Vorwerk and Büdner-Etablissement) , living space in the Bliesendorf district of the city of Werder (Havel)
    • Rieben (village) , part of the city of Beelitz
    • Rietz (village) , part of the municipality of Kloster Lehnin
    • Rinow (village) , part of the municipality of Niederer Fläming
    • Rotscherlinde (Vorwerk) , part of the municipality of Krahne, a part of the municipality of Kloster Lehnin
    • Ruhleben (Vorwerk) no longer exists; was in the glacial valley between Lucksfleiß and Klein Briesen ( )World icon
    • Rummelsborn (Vorwerk and Krug) , demolished in 1837, was on the south-eastern boundary of Fichtenwalde, for example in the area of ​​Rummelborner Weg / Brücker Weg ( ).World icon
    • Saarmund (office, colony and Vorwerk) , part of the municipality of Nuthetal
    • Salzbrunn (village) , part of the city of Beelitz
    • Schäpe (village) , part of the city of Beelitz
    • Schiaß (village) , part of the city of Ludwigsfelde , Teltow-Fläming district
    • Schlalach (village) , part of the municipality of Mühlenfließ
    • Schlunkendorf (village) , part of the city of Beelitz
    • Schmerberg (forester's house) , living space in the Ferch district of the Schwielowsee community
    • Schmergow (village) , part of the community of Groß Kreutz
    • Painke (village) , part of the city of Brandenburg an der Havel
    • Schmöllen (Vorwerk) , no longer exists, was on Schmöllnerweg / Libellenweg.
    • Schwiena , today Emstal (village) , part of the municipality of Kloster Lehnin
    • Schönefeld (village) , part of the municipality of the city of Beelitz
    • Schützenhaus, Buschwärterhaus, belonging to Brachwitz , not identified
    • Seddin (village)
    • Steinmühle (watermill ), Treuenbrietzen, Steinmühlenstrasse
    • Pieces (village and estate) , part of the municipality of Michendorf
    • Tanne, Vorwerk, 10 pop., Owner: Kreis-Deputirter v. Brösigke to Grebs
    • Templin (establishment)
    • Theerofen near Brandenburg , tar oven, 7 inh., Owner: Finance Department in Brandenburg
    • Theerofen near Damelang , risen in the Damelang-Freienthal district, street Zum Theerofen .
    • Pond burial house or goose house, Vorwerk
    • Tornow (near Lehnin, Vorwerk) , living space in the Cammer district of the Planebruch community
    • Tornow near Potsdam (establishment) , risen in Potsdam, Potsdam / Tornowstrasse
    • Trechwitz (village and estate) , part of the municipality of Kloster Lehnin
    • Tremsdorf (village) , part of the municipality of Nuthetal
    • Treuenbrietzner Fulling Mill , City of Treuenbrietzen
    • Treuenbrietzner paper mill , City of Treuenbrietzen
    • Weißen (village and estate) , part of the municipality of Niederer Fläming
    • Wiepersdorf (village and estate) , part of the municipality of Niederer Fläming, Teltow-Fläming district
    • Alt Bork (Wendisch Bork, village) , part of the municipality of Linthe
    • Wendgräben (or Mittelste Vorwerk) (Vorwerk) , residential area of ​​the city of Brandenburg an der Havel
    • Wildenbruch (village) part of the municipality Michendorf
    • Gamekeeper house, belonging to Neuendorf , no longer exists, was on the Göttiner Landstrasse
    • Wittbrietzen (village) , part of the city of Beelitz
    • Wust (village) , part of the city of Brandenburg an der Havel
    • Zauchwitz (village) , part of the city of Beelitz
    • Zindelmühle (water mill) , city of Treuenbrietzen, Berliner Chaussee 1,1A-C.
    • Zollchow (Vorwerk) , part of the municipality of Milower Land

In 1801 the Zauchesche Kreis had six cities, one town and 87 villages. The population was 27,932. In the district reform of 1816/17, the Zauchesche Kreis was merged with the Electoral Saxon office of Belzig to form the Zauch-Belzig district. The little country Bärwalde with its seven villages (Bärwalde, Herbersdorf, Kossin, Meinsdorf, Rinow, Weißen and Wiepersdorf) was separated and transferred to the newly formed Jüterbog-Luckenwalde district .

War, district or district commissioners, district administrators (from 1702)

  • George von Pfuel ( anno 1602)
  • 1633: Tobias von Rochow († 1638)
  • Daniel Heinrich von Rochow
  • Ludwig von Oppen (1663-1716)
  • 1733 Christoph Daniel von Rochow
  • Walter Christoph von Schierstädt (1712–1785)
  • 1796 BC Schierstädt
  • 1798 BC Rochow
  • 1800 BC Rochow on Golzow
  • 1804 from Rochow to Golzow
  • 1809–1816 Rochus I von Rochow (1762–1828)

supporting documents

literature

  • Friedrich Wilhelm August Bratring : Statistical-topographical description of the entire Mark Brandenburg. Second volume: containing the Mittelmark and Uckermark. Maurer, Berlin 1805 (VIII, 583 pages; online at Google Books ).
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