Landrat Gustav From Gustedt: Letter Dardesheim 1852, Over Ernennungen IN

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You are bidding on one Pre Philatelic Cover from 1852 the end Dardesheim.


Signed from Gustav von Gustedt (1804-1859), District Administrator of the district of Halberstadt.


addressed to the royal District Court Deputation in Osterwieck.


Dated Dardesheim, 7. January 1852.


Concerns two Appointments in Osterode:

-The Kossath Friedrich Lehmann is appointed local mayor of the municipality of Osterode in place of the previous mayor Boetel

-The forester Ferdinand Eyff is appointed Schöppen in Osterode.


With some notes from the receiving authority.


Scope:a text page, two blank pages, an address page (33.2 x 20.8 cm).


Written on strong paper.


Condition: Paper stained, with edge damage and creases. pleasee also note the pictures!

Internal Note: EVRS 2102-5


About Gustav von Gustedt (source: wikipedia):

Gustav Friedrich Werner von Gustedt (born 27. August 1804 in Halberstadt; † 28 December 1859 in Dardesheim) was a Prussian district administrator.

Life: Origin: Gustav von Gustedt came from a Hildesheim noble family and was the son of Joachim Philipp von Gustedt (1749-1814) and Marianne Freiin Spiegel von und zu Peckelsheim (1778-1856). His younger brother was the later District Administrator Werner von Gustedt.

Career: Gustedt was a royal Prussian first lieutenant in the Landwehr cavalry, squire on Dardesheim and Rhoden, from 1835 also Badersleben.

Badersleben Abbey was dissolved in the course of secularization in 1810 by the Westphalian government on the instructions of Jérôme Bonaparte. Gustedt bought the monastery and land and founded an agricultural school here in 1846, which quickly gained an excellent reputation. From 1844 to 1859 he worked as a district administrator in Halberstadt.

Gustedt married on April 4. September 1838 in Crossen Castle in Crossen on the Elster Clementine Countess of Flemming (* 25. September 1820 in Koblenz; † 21 November 1913 in Halberstadt), the daughter of the Royal Prussian District President Karl von Flemming (1783-1866), squire on Crossen, and the Wilhelmine Countess of Hardenberg (House Neu-Hardenberg). From this marriage came son Ernst von Gustedt.

Life: Origin: Gustav von Gustedt came from a Hildesheim noble family and was the son of Joachim Philipp von Gustedt (1749-1814) and Marianne Freiin Spiegel von und zu Peckelsheim (1778-1856). His younger brother was the later District Administrator Werner von Gustedt. Badersleben Abbey was dissolved in the course of secularization in 1810 by the Westphalian government on the instructions of Jérôme Bonaparte. Gustedt bought the monastery and land and founded an agricultural school here in 1846, which quickly gained an excellent reputation. From 1844 to 1859 he worked as a district administrator in Halberstadt. Gustedt married on April 4. September 1838 in Crossen Castle in Crossen on the Elster Clementine Countess of Flemming (* 25. September 1820 in Koblenz; † 21 November 1913 in Halbersta
Life: Origin: Gustav von Gustedt came from a Hildesheim noble family and was the son of Joachim Philipp von Gustedt (1749-1814) and Marianne Freiin Spiegel von und zu Peckelsheim (1778-1856). His younger brother was the later District Administrator Werner von Gustedt. Badersleben Abbey was dissolved in the course of secularization in 1810 by the Westphalian government on the instructions of Jérôme Bonaparte. Gustedt bought the monastery and land and founded an agricultural school here in 1846, which quickly gained an excellent reputation. From 1844 to 1859 he worked as a district administrator in Halberstadt. Gustedt married on April 4. September 1838 in Crossen Castle in Crossen on the Elster Clementine Countess of Flemming (* 25. September 1820 in Koblenz; † 21 November 1913 in Halbersta
Life: Origin: Gustav von Gustedt came from a Hildesheim noble family and was the son of Joachim Philipp von Gustedt (1749-1814) and Marianne Freiin Spiegel von und zu Peckelsheim (1778-1856). His younger brother was the later District Administrator Werner von Gustedt. Badersleben Abbey was dissolved in the course of secularization in 1810 by the Westphalian government on the instructions of Jérôme Bonaparte. Gustedt bought the monastery and land and founded an agricultural school here in 1846, which quickly gained an excellent reputation. From 1844 to 1859 he worked as a district administrator in Halberstadt. Gustedt married on April 4. September 1838 in Crossen Castle in Crossen on the Elster Clementine Countess of Flemming (* 25. September 1820 in Koblenz; † 21 November 1913 in Halbersta
Erscheinungsort Dardesheim
Material Papier
Sprache Deutsch
Autor Gustav von Gustedt
Original/Faksimile Original
Genre Recht
Eigenschaften Erstausgabe
Eigenschaften Signiert
Erscheinungsjahr 1852
Produktart Handgeschriebenes Manuskript