Entries for tag: von Witzendorf family
Manor House Gresse
Gresse, a few kilometers north of Boizenburg and right next to the Boize River, was documented for the first time in 1297. Here is where the romantic manor house is located, on a small island in the middle of a beautiful park. ... more
Manor House Gressow
The Gressow estate had been in possession of the von Plessen familie of Müsselmow and was owned by the chamberlain Adolph Friedrich von Witzendorf in 1794. After several changes of ownership the estate was acquired by the court councillor Carl Johann Conrad Hennemann in 1833. His widow sold it to the Grand Ducal Ministry of Finance in 1889 and the estate became a demesne. ... more
Manor House Körchow near Hagenow
In the Ratzeburger Zehntregister (conscription of wealth and consequent taxes owed to the church) Körchow was first mentioned in 1230. At this time it was the family seat of the brothers Panitz. ... 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
Wilhelmshof (Abandoned Village)
The lost village of Wilhelmshof lay south of the connecting road from Woltow to Selpin and was closely tied to the Woltow estate. ... more
Woltow Manor House
Woltow is a district of Selpin township and is near Tessin. Woltow was first mentioned in 1292 when Nicolaus, Prince of Werle, gave the villages of Woltow and Stubbendorf to the Dargun Monastery. ... more
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