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Showing posts with label Luneburg. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Luneburg. Show all posts

Monday, September 2, 2013

An Gut Horndorf in Lüneburg stadt

Some of the information below  came from this website: http://www.tosterglope.de/category/horndorf/



Good Horndorf  is like Gut Horndorf

The location of these villages can be so confusing. 
I try to clear this up in my mind when I can. Located at Luneburg Nidersachen. I don't really know if I refer to these correctly, but I do try to be consistent.[ smile]
The management of the estate  Horndorf was merged with the Gut Sueschendorf In the village Mucklingen.


"Die Bewirtschaftung des Guts Horndorf wurde zusammen mit dem Gut Süschendorf bei dem Dorf Mücklingen zusammengelegt.
Bei der Einwohnerzählung im Jahre 1855 waren auf dem Gut Horndorf 40 Einwohner.
Im Jahre 1869 hatte das Gut 65 Einwohner (Quelle: Das Ortsregister v. Deutschen Reichs 1869)."

1871--An  Gut Horndorf--
Zu dem Gut gehörte eine Tagelöhner- Siedlung die sich (An den Jägerkaten) nennt
Just over a day laborer to the settlement belonged to the (at the hunter skating) calls.
Not sure what hunting skating ] calls is.
 It currently consists of three houses, one of which is privately owned it. One house was built around 1880 and served as a hunting lodge for the estate's rangers or hunters. This was often the landlord even if he stayed to times on the farm. Another day laborer house is located in the vicinity of the court. Still good 40 years ago many people were employed for the cultivation of the fields and the cattle on the farm. Today is only just a handful of the order needed.
In May 1887, the estate director Niestädt Kreiskoniteure was chosen as the administrative district of Lüneburg.
Some events from the time landlords have already been published as documents.

Thanks for stopping by- jo meyer
To be edited from time to time

Monday, December 6, 2010

A 'welcome' greeting to the New Followers!



My Goodness, Look everyone! See at the side column where it says "Follow" Our followers have increased from five or six to double over night. I see some familiar faces.

Welcome to Genealogy of Oldendorf, und Nahrendorf blog spot. Sit, join in, suggest, comment, give additions, lurk, correct, what ever you wish. Here we are mainly concerned with the people,places, events, media of the Hannover Kingdom by the Elbe River. Lower Saxony- Niedersachen.

Our family threads are extremely tangled, as it often is, when a group of German heritage settlers emigrate together from the old country. You see, Back there even today, when you stop at a stop sign everyone waves and knows your name. We don't want that familiarity go to waste. I want to perpetuate it here. If you have information from there, it is very welcome.

I tend to like to praise my donors, but you can stay anonymous, if you wish. We're kind of use to doing our own thing here. I am sorry to tell you, I tend to leave much of my information in German - Deutsch Language. [But I am no so dumb, I have my own reasons. Wink]

[Notice the guy at the end in the front row, a nonconformist? There is always a few in every group, right?
Or he broke his arm and couldn't do that prosperous business man gesture.] Source of photo is unknown, sorry.

Maybe you might even find your family here. I sport [ok, - borrow] others trees as well as records of my own. I hope my mangled jumbled blog gives you information you need, If not ask. I have a few readers not on the follow list with ties to Oldendorf, Nahrendorf, Dahlenburg, Bleckede, Dannenberg, and Luneburg, Uelzen, and Celle, who just might know the answer.

Well, time to go now, but maybe, we'll see you later.