- 5730111°E / 55.697628000; 12.5730111 Freemasons' Hall (Danish:
Ordenens Stamhus)
located on
Blegdamsvej in Copenhagen's Østerbro district, Denmark, is...
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Mission House from 1891, and
Frimurerlogens stamhus (Lodge of the Freemasons) from 1894.
Frimurerlogens stamhus Speilsalen The
Calmeyer Street Mission House...
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owned the
estates of Oldemorstoft, Lerbæk, Rugballegaard, Brantbjerg, the
Stamhus of Skærsø and
others between the 15th
century and the 18th century. In...
- 1803, Højbygaard and
Lungholm were
converted into an
entailed estate (
stamhus)
under the name
Baroniet Sønderkarle for his daughter,
Johanne Frederikke...
- Aastrup.
Later in the same year, he
converted it into a
stamhus for his
family . The
effect of a
stamhus was that the
estate could no
longer be sold, pawned...
- new nobility,
including countships, baronies,
family estates (Norwegian:
stamhus), and fee
tails (Norwegian: fideikommiss).
Beside being in
accordance with...
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expanded the land holdings. In 1765, he
turned his
holdings into a so-called
stamhus (family trust) with the
effect that they
could neither be sold, pledged...
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established a
stamhus (family trust) from the
estates Holbæk Ladegård, Hagestedgård and
Eriksholm (bought 1758). The
effects of a
stamhus was that the...
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where he
built the
Ledreborg mansion.
Ledreborg was
first established as a
stamhus (family seat) and in 1750
converted into a
comital trust (Danish: lensgrevskap)...
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clerical services.
Modern foundations originated along with
settled estates (
stamhus) and fee
tails (fideikommiss)
during absolutism in Norway, and members...
