-
until 1833. The
castles at
Lenhausen and
Hovestadt are
still today owned and
inhabited by the von
Plettenberg family.
Lenhausen Castle Hovestadt Castle Schloss...
- of the
constituting villages dates back from the
Middle Ages. In 1162
Lenhausen and Rönkhausen were
mentioned for the
first time.
Until 13 July 1908,...
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Friedrich Christian Freiherr von Plettenberg-
Lenhausen (8
August 1644 – 5 May 1706) was Prince-Bishop of Münster from 1688
until his
death in 1706. Through...
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building campaigns for Prince-bishop
Friedrich Christian von
Plettenberg zu
Lenhausen and his successor, Prince-bishop
Ferdinand von Plettenberg. In 1833, the...
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Gisela Gräfin von Plettenberg-
Lenhausen,
daughter of
Walther Graf von Plettenberg-
Lenhausen Walther Graf von Plettenberg-
Lenhausen,
merchant Dietrich Schatz...
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Retrieved August 3, 2017. With photos. "Our
History is Our Strength".
Emily Lenhausen;
Amanda Loughlin (July 2020).
National Register of
Historic Places Registration:...
- crossings) 51.1
Siesel Tunnel (95 m)
Lenne 55.1 Rönkhausen
Lenne 57.8
Lenhausen formerly from
Wennemen 61.1
Finnentrop to Olpe
Lenne 66.6 Lennestadt-Grevenbrück...
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Retrieved 2007-09-08. W****ly List 20201113.
National Park Service.
Emily Lenhausen;
Amanda Loughlin (July 2020).
National Register of
Historic Places Registration:...
-
Maximilian Henry of
Bavaria (1683–1688)
Friedrich Christian von
Plettenberg zu
Lenhausen † (29 Jul 1688
Appointed – 5 May 1706 Died)
Giovanni Battista Bussi (1706–1707)...
- in history: May 17, 1968".
Vancouver Sun.
Retrieved December 7, 2024.
Lenhausen, Don (November 23, 1987). "Michigan
ferry takes last ride - to s**** yard"...
