Estate Kloster (Convent) Wulfshagen
Wulfshagen is first mentioned in a document in 1233. From the end of the 14th century until 1730 the estate was owned by the (von) Zepelin family. With the sale on December, 6th, 1730 to the Klarissen convent in Ribnitz, the place was renamed Kloster (Convent) Wulfshagen.
Tenants of the Convent Administration Ribnitz up to 1945:
| -1800 |
Vagt |
| 1800-1805 |
Bohnstädt |
| 1805-1810 |
Ziemssen |
| 1810-1817 |
For this period, no tenants are mentioned in the state calendar, only "the landlords there", or the farm steads. In 1818, the state calendar names the tenant Busch and the village as consisting of three landlords. |
| 1817-1818 |
Busch and 3 landlords |
| 1818-1835 |
Friedrich Foisack |
| 1835-1868 |
Christian Schultz |
| 1868-1890 |
Adolf von Neumann |
| 1890-1901 |
Caroline Neumann |
| 1901-1910 |
Caroline Neumann´s Heirs |
| 1910-(1927) |
Friedrich Franz von Neumann |
| (1929)-(1938) |
Friedrich Franz von Neumann´s Heirs |
| bis 1945 |
Neumann |
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