-
families that
owned estates with a
minimum of 2,500 and 1,000
barrels of land
hartkorn [da; fr; no; sv]
respectively and were
willing to
allocate them as feudal...
- Musacchio, Fabrizio; Wennmacher, Alexandre; Neubauer,
Fritz M.; Simon, Sven;
Hartkorn,
Oliver (2015). "The
Search for a
Subsurface Ocean in
Ganymede with Hubble...
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instead acquired by Hugo Lützow (32 tønder
hartkorn). The rest of the land (Stubager and Stibjerg, 25 tønder
hartkorn) was sold to Han Jørgensen in 1671. Shortly...
- so-called "
hartkorn tax" on farm land
based on a
classification of quality,
usability and area. The tax
reform of 1903
replaced the
hartkorn tax with a...
- Mill,Vrangsgårde (two farms) and Vestenbæk
village (total area: 39 tønder
hartkorn) to his
stepson Jacob Malling for 33,000
Danish rigsdaler. In 1806, Stensbygaard...
- same year. This
status required copyholds with a
total area of 200 tønder
hartkorn ('barrels of grain', used as a
measurement of
agricultural value) and resulted...
- Tersløsegaard
after his parents. His
holdings were in 1638
valued at 1,639 tænder
hartkorn. He
increased the size of the Næsbyholm
estate significantly through the...
- tønder
hartkorn of land. Olufsen's
widow and
other heirs sold
Rosengaard to
Bolle Luxdorph in 1685.
Luxdorph expanded the
estate to 200 tønder
hartkorn and...
-
Afstand for Kjøbstæder, Indbyggere,
Gaardes og
Huses Antal,
Sognenes Hartkorn og Areal, Møller,
Godser og større
Gaarde tilligemed Navne paa Embeds,...
- Hincheldey. The
manor comprised 55 tønder
hartkorn of land and its
tenant farms an
additional 641 tønder
hartkorn of land. In 1795,
Hincheldey renamed the...
