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Iselingen is a
manor house and
estate located close to
Vordingborg on the
southern part of
Zealand in
southeastern Denmark. It
takes its name
after the...
- in the 18th century.
Three manors were
constructed nearby,
including Iselingen,
which became a
meeting place for many
leading artists and scientists...
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Vordingborg Muni****lity, in
southeastern Denmark.
Formerly a farm
under Iselingen, it was
incorporated as an
independent manor in 1810. The main building...
- unknown) On 20 July 1804, he was part of a
consortium that
purchased Iselingen for 310,000
rigsdaler from
county manager Hans
Henrich Peter Reyersen...
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knight of the
Order of the
Dannebrog in 1856. He
inherited the
estate Iselingen in
Vordingborg from his father-in-law in 1867. He died on the
estate on...
- turban,
Christian Albrecht Jensen, c. 1842–1844 A
Beech Wood in May near
Iselingen Manor, Zealand, by
Peter Christian Skovgaard, 1857
Harald Slott-Moller...
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purchased Iselingen for 310,000
rigsdaler from
county manager Hans
Henrich Peter Reyersen. In 1810,
Qvistgaard parted with his
share of the
Iselingen estate...
- (renamed rosenfeldt), Ladegård (renamed
Iselingen and Avnøgård. In 1804, Iselin's
heirs sold Snertingegård,
Iselingen and
Marienlyst to Hans
Henrik Peter...
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where he
served on the
board of
directors from 1759 to 1769. He
owned Iselingen and
Rosenfeldt at Vordingborg. He was
raised to the
peerage with the rank...
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health with a stay in the countryside, but died on 20
February 1874 at
Iselingen estate near
Vordingborg from an
abdominal inflammation. In
addition to...
