Entries for tag: von Passow family
Manor House Daschow
The village of Daschow was first mentioned in 1235 under the name Darsekow. After the Thirty Years' War Daschow is a fiefdom of the von Dessin family, who originated from Gottorf near Schleswig. ... more
Gutshaus (Herrenhaus, Schloss) Passow
Ein durch die Eiszeit entstandener vielschichtiger Siedlungsraum mit Wäldern, Wasser und Seen, wie zahlreiche Funde aus der Jungsteinzeit, Bronzezeit und des frühen Mittelalters belegen, bot schon früh die Voraussetzungen für erste Besiedlungen. ... more
Manor House (Castle, Hunting Lodge) Bellin
The original manor house with gatehouse from the mid 18th century was built by the Imperial Count von Sala. ... more
Manor House Grambow, a district of Goldberg
Grambow, formerly part of the municipality of Lübz, is now part of the small town of Goldberg. From 1738 until it was expropriated in 1945 the estate with 512 hectares of land, windmill and blacksmith shop belonged to members of the von Passow family and their descendants von Brandenstein. ... more
Manor house Groß Görnow
Hermann G. Schmid bought the feudal estate Groß Görnow in 1916 and extended it. The family fled to the West in 1945. ... more
Manor House Madsow
The Madsow manor house is a 13-axle half-timbered building on a boulder stone base with a central risalit and half-hipped roof, which was erected in 1781. The allodial estate was in possession of the von Bülow family as early as the 15th century. (An allodial estate is a property which the owner can freely dispose of and bequeath to others and where female succession is possible. Land freely held, without obligation of service to any overlord.) ... more
Manor House Welzin
The name of the village derives from the family name von Weltzien, this family originated from the county of Schwerin and owned considerable land in this area. At the beginning of the 15th century they took up residence in Weisin coming from Weltzien near Anklam. ... more
Wessin Manor House
Wessin was first documented in 1391, when the dukes of Mecklenburg mortgaged the rights to the village to Kurt von Restorff of Radepohl and Wessin. Over hundreds of years the estate passed from hand to hand, partly as collateral. ... more
Zehna, Estate Steward’s House
Zehna lies 10 kilometers (6.2 miles) south of Güstrow on the edge of the Sternberger See (Sternberg Lake) Nature Park. The village is first mentioned in writing in 1291 as “Cena.” ... more
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