Jochim Diedrich Bevensee

and

Friederica Dorothea Janssen

Jochim Diedrich Bevensee:

Call name: Diedrich Bevensee

* 18. 08. 1774 at Holm, K. Kosel, Eckernförde, Schleswig

~ 21. 08. 1774 at K. Kosel

Parents/siblings: see Cay Lorenz Bevensee and Elisabeth Friederica Kath/Koht

oo 23. 02. 1798 at K. Gettorf, Eckernförde, Schleswig. They received a Royal concession for the marriage ceremony to be held at home

+ 18. 01. 1853 at Vads Mølle, K. Falling, Århus Amt, Denmark, age 78

Occupation: Müller/Møller ca. 1798-1853

Residences:

1774 at Holm, K. Kosel, his birthplace

1777 - ca. 1788 at Bornstein, Gut Altenhof, K. Gettorf, Eckernförde, Schleswig, where his father operated a windmill

1788 - ca. 1797 at Gut Borghorst, K. Gettorf where his father was a Müller

1798 - ca. 1803 at Tüttendorf, Gut Warleberg, K. Gettorf, where he was named as a Müller. His father at this time operated watermill here

1803 - 1806 at Bornstein, Gut Altenhof, K. Gettorf. He signed an Erbpächt contract which allowed him to operate this windmill on 01. 03. 1803. He sold the contract to operate this mill in 1806 to Balthasar Detlev Harenberg. This mill had been held under Erbpächt contract from 1777 to 1799 by his father Cay Lorenz Bevensee. See: Bornstein - Tüttendorf for more details

Circa 1806 - 1810 The family migrated to Denmark

Circa February, 1810 - 1853 at Vads Mølle, K. Falling, Århus Amt, Denmark

Friederica Dorothea Janssen:

Call name: Dorothea

* 1774 place unknown [not at K. Gettorf]

Parents/siblings: see Gustav Adolph Janssen and Maria Elisabeth Stuhr

+ 28. 04. 1835 at Vads Mølle, K. Falling, Århus Amt, Denmark, age 61

[ ] 02. 05. 1835 at K. Falling

 

Known children of Diedrich Bevensee and Dorothea Janssen:

* 25. 02. 1798 at Tüttendorf, Gut Warleberg, K. Gettorf, Eckernförde, Schleswig

~ 28. 02. 1798 at K. Gettorf

oo Knud Jensen Knudsen [* ca. 1798 at K. Harlev, Århus Amt, Denmark]

Residences:

1803 at Bornstein, Gut Altenhof, K. Gettorf

1834 - 1850 at Tåstrup By, K. Harlev, Århus Amt, Denmark

Known children (2):

Jens Carl Knudsen, * ca. 1820; oo Marie Elisabeth Fensteen [1758-1824]; daughter of Rasmus Fensteen [1734-1798] the Møller of Fillerup Overmølle, K. Odder, Århus Amt, Denmark

Fritz Jochim Knudsen, * ca. 1837

* ca. 1799 [age 4 given on 1803 census]

Residences: 1803 at Bornstein, Gut Altenhof, K. Gettorf, Eckernförde, Schleswig

Note: His name does not appear in his father's probate record of 1853

* ca. 1801 [age 2 given on 1803 census]

oo 1834? with Carl Heinrich Martini [ * ca. 1787 in Holstein; living in 1803 at Gut Wittenberg, K. Selent, Kieler Güterdistrict; + 09. 07. 1860 at Williamsburg, K. Daugård, Vejle Amt, Denmark]

+ 15. 07. 1890 at Williamsburg, K. Daugård, age 89

Residences:

1803 at Bornstein, Gut Altenhof, K. Gettorf, Eckernförde, Schleswig

1834 at Rantzausgave Hovedgaard, K. Hvilsted, Århus Amt, Denmark

1837 they became the owners of Wilhelmsborg estate [today Williamsburg] in K. Daugård, Vejle Amt, Denmark. Four children are known to have been born to them at Williamsburg

Note: They had ten children living with them in 1834. One source says that they married in 1834, so perhaps these children were of a former marriage?

After the death of Carl Heinrich in 1860 she managed the estate until her death in 1890. She was known as a very clever lady and each night before going to bed, would walk the estate and make sure things were all okay. She had her female servants spin and weave every evening and when she died her heirs found the largest room in her house filled with textiles. In 1889 she donated the organ for Daugård parish church.

Williamsburg images and a brief history of this estate

Known children (14):

Sophia Friderikke, * ca. 1822; oo Hans Peder Gustav Møller [* ca 1811 at K. Odder, Århus Amt; a Møller at Belle in K. Stouby, Vejle Amt in 1845]

Ottillie Louise, * ca. 1823

Charlotte Caroline, * ca. 1824; oo Hans Jordt Sørensen [a Kjøbmand; * ca. 1816 at "Ulrichsberg, Mantrup" [Switzerland?]] living in 1850 at Vejle Købstad, K. Vejle Købstad, Vejle Amt

Christian, * ca. 1825

Carl Diderich, * ca. 1826

Friderich, * ca. 1828

Henrich, * ca. 1829

Margrethe Henriette, * ca. 1830

Juliane Elisabeth, * ca. 1831

Dorthea Emilie, * ca. 1833

Frederikke, * ca. 1834

Kirstine, * ca. 1836

Wilhelmine, * ca. 1841

Thora Nathalie, * 1843; oo Peter Jørgen Glud [a merchant; * 1837]; a portrait of Thora, by Svend Kirk, is owned by the Roskilde Museum, Roskilde Amt, Denmark

* 07. 04. 1803 at Bornstein, Gut Altenhof, K. Gettorf, Eckernförde, Schleswig

~ 09. 04. 1803 at K. Gettorf

oo 24. 05. 1827 with Niels Leth at K. Falling, Århus Amt, Denmark. [Neils Leth * 07. 09. 1805 at K. Falling, Århus Amt; + 1877]. The sponsors for this marriage were Møller Bevensee of Vads Mølle and Schoolteacher Pedersen of Ålstrup

Residences:

1803 at Bornstein, Gut Altenhof, K. Gettorf, Eckernförde, Schleswig

1845 - 1860 at Ålstrup, K. Falling, Århus Amt, Denmark

Known children (5):

Jochim Diedrich Leth, * ca. 1830

Friederica Dorethea Leth, * ca. 1832

Margrethe Jensine Leth, * ca. 1834

Friedrich Christian Leth, * ca. 1836

Niels Peter Leth, * ca. 1840

* 21. 06. 1804 at Bornstein, Gut Altenhof, K. Gettorf, Eckernförde, Schleswig

More details at Johan Nikolai Bevensee (Bevensen) and Berta Serine Ånensdatter

*/~ 16. 09. 1811 at Vads Mølle, K. Falling, Århus Amt, Denmark

oo 19. 04. 1831 at K. Falling, Århus Amt, with Christian Leth, [* 28. 02. 1810 at K. Falling; + 19. 02. 1887 at Halkjær, K. Falling] [son of Jens Nielsen Leth (* K. Galten 1773; + K. Falling 01. 04. 1812; Godsforvaltare to Aakjaer Estate) and Severine Christiane Hasselbalch (* Wilhelmsborg, K. Mårslet 21. 03. 1775 Denmark; + K. Falling 11. 03. 1843)]

+ 20. 08. 1846 at K. Falling, Århus Amt, age 35

Images of this family: Leth

Residence:

1834-1846 at Halkjær, K. Falling, Århus Amt

Known children (6):

Jens Carl Leth, * ca. 1832

Dorethea Christiane Leth, * ca. 1834

Sophie Elisabeth Leth, * 21. 05. 1837 K. Falling; oo 25. 04. 1857 with Lauritz Wilhelm Lauritzen [* 17. 06. 1823 Denmark ; + 02. 07. 1894 Horsens; a köpman at Snaptun]; known children (8): Anna Dorothea Caroline Lauritzen, * 14. 01. 1858 Horsens Christine Dorothea Lauritzen, * Snaptun 09. 08. 1859; + Havnsø 12. 02. 1942 Denmark Jens Christian Lauritzen, * 06. 02. 1862 Denmark Theodor Wilhelm Lauritzen, * 13. 02. 1863 Denmark; a master painter at Chicago Marie Elisabeth Lauritzen, * 05. 02. 1865 Denmark; + 26. 10. 1881 Denmark Sophus Wilhelm Lauritzen, * 11. 06. 1868 Denmark Jørgen Finn Lauritzen, * 13. 06. 1871 Denmark Peter Houmann Lauritzen, * 21. 05. 1873 Denmark

Jochim Friedrich Leth, * ca. 1839

Caroline Margrethe Leth, * 29. 09. 1840; + 14. 03. 1922 Vrigsted, Denmark

Niels Peter Leth, * ca. 1843

Additional Information:

Chr. Heilskov wrote: "Later came Joachim Diderich Bevensee born in Kosel in Slesvig 1774; he was here 1834 and died 1853. He and his wife Louise Elisab. Henriette Pauline Langhoff often spoke plattysk to each other. Bevensee was a very wealthy man. Of his four daughters the youngest was married to manor owner Martini of Williamsborg. She donated the organ for Daugaard church."

[Plattysk, or Low [Lowland] German was spoken in the areas of Schleswig and Holstein. Bevensee was the copyholder of Vads Mølle from 1810 to 1853. Heilskov mistakenly wrote that Diedrich Bevensee's wife was Louise Elisabeth Henriette Pauline Langhoff. She was his housekeeper, and appeared as such in the 1840 census, while Bevensee appeared as a widower. She does not appear in the 1845 or 1850 census, and Bevensee still as a widower. Also, it was his second oldest daughter who was married with the manor-owner Martini and donated the organ.]

Anders Eriksen wrote: "In 1816 Joachim Diderik Bevense got the mill. He appears to have been a very jovial fellow and was often godfather at baptisms, he was among other things godfather at my own fathers baptism in Kjærsgaard in 1818. Bevense was born in 1774 in Holm Mølle in Holsten. Presumabley Bevense's father had the Vejrmøllen [a windmill] by Dybvad.

Bevense had two daughters the eldest of whom was born in Holsten the other one in Slesvig. They were both married to sons of Jens Leth earlier of Lundhof now from Damgaard. Maria Elisabeth Bevense born in 1810 was married to Kristian Leth in Halkjær, he was born in 1801, and Sofie Elisabeth Bevense, born in Oldenhoff, Slesvig in 1803 was married to Niels Jensen Leth of Damgaard father to the late Sognefoged [parish executive officer] Leth of Damgaard."

[Bevensee had four daughters. The oldest three were all born at Bornstein, Gut Altenhof , K. Gettorf , Eckernförde, Schleswig. The youngest, Marie Elisabeth Bevensee, was born in 1811 at Vads Mølle; Christian Leth was born in 1810]

Typographical Information:

Holm: a small village located in Kosel parish, Eckernförde known today as Götheby-Holm. It was once known as Holmslehen and, with several other villages, belonged to the Abbacy Hütten. In 1854 a watermill and a windmill were located here. Holm consisted of 3 Vollhufen, and 9 Kathen. A Vollhufen consisted of 60 acres of land; a Kath was a rented cottage. A small lake is located nearby Holm and the soil was said to be lightweight and sandy.

Vads Mølle: located in Falling parish, Århus county, Denmark. It's name is derived from the Danish words "Vads", which refers to a crossing ,or ford, in a stream and Mølle which is mill. The mill was water-powered, and located along a very small stream called Åkjær Å [today known as Åkær Å], which runs south to the town of Horsens. This stream was dammed up, creating the mill pond. Water was channeled through a flume to the waterwheel.

Vads Mølle was a small part of Åkjær Estate [today Åkær]. This estate contained 1, 992 acres of farmland and 1, 077 acres of forest. A member of the Danish nobility owned the estate and then leased the place known as Vads Mølle. This lease was known as a copyhold. Along with the mill itself also came farmland, a home and outbuildings.

Author J.C.B. la Cour gave this information about Vads Mølle:

"Mail office and station located at Falling, a distance of about 1 1/2 km [2.5 miles]. The property is situated close to, and west of, the town of Ålstrup and is about 18 km [29 miles] from Horsens.

Land register number 1b of Åkjær.

Area: 31.69 acres. Of that: farmland = 23.17 acres; millpond and roads = 4.08 acres; grass field = 2.7 acres; garden and courtyard = 1.75 acres.

The soil composition is partly mossy, partly sandy. The terrain is somewhat hilly.

The main house, which is surrounded by the garden, faces southerly. It is built of bricks and, like the Millhouse, has a tile roof. The farm buildings are constructed of half-timbering and granite, with thatched roofs, and are the replacements for the ones destroyed in a fire during the 1850's. The stable was built in 1897.

The area I find very scenic: close to Horsens Fjord, surrounded by picturesque hills, valleys, forests and streams."

Chr. Heilskov wrote: "The mill, which has always been under copyhold under Åkjær manor, is mentioned the first time in 1584, and at that time Rasmus Clemitzen was living there. It was decided at this time that the mill at Vads Mølle would be shut down. In exchange for loosing his copyhold, Rasmus Clemitzen was granted the grain from the fields that were included in his copyhold and also that Clemitzen would take up the position of miller at Fillerup Mølle, where the present miller would resign. But the mill at Vads Mølle was not closed. The mill was again mentioned in 1645 following a war between Sweden and Denmark. A report was written as to the condition of the mill and said: 'The mill house is very decayed, the ceiling totally ruined, but the roof is all right.' In 1787 the name of the mill was briefly changed to 'Vase Mølle'."

Operators of Vads Mølle according to Heilskov:

1584 was Rasmus Clemitzen.

1688-1692 was Jens Mortensen. [+ 18.05.1692 at Vads Mølle]

ca. 1700 -1744 was Søren Sørensen. [Resided at Vads Mølle from at least 1692-1747; age 48 in the 1700 census; + 05. 06. 1747 at Vads Mølle; oo Mette Jensdatter [daughter of Møller Jens Mortensen] before 1692. Known children: Anne, + at Vads Mølle 1694; Anne, * at Vads Mølle 1696; Søren + at Vads Mølle 1699; Maren, + at Vads Mølle 1701. Mette, wife of Søren, + at Vads Mølle 1701. Søren re-married with Anne Marie Pedersdatter Alrø. Their known children: Anne, + at Vads Mølle 1707]

1744-1762 was Jacob Rind. [* 1691, + at Vads Mølle 15. 11. 1762; oo 1732 with Catharina Hiersing (* 1704; + 1744 at Vads Mølle); known children: Bendix Matthias, * ca. 1733; Hedvig Margrethe, * 1737, + 1739 at Vads Mølle; Hedvig Benedicte, [ ] 1740 at 6 days old; Anne Marie, * ? and Christen, * ca. 1738. Resided at Vads Mølle from at least 1739-1762]

ca. 1762 - 1770 was Jacob Eriksen Lüxdorph. He died in 1770. His daughter, Maren, and her husband Christen Rind, then inherited the mill. [Jacob Eriksen Lüxdorph was the brother of Maren, not her father. Her father was Erik Jacobsen Lüxdorph. Christen Jacobsen Rind oo Maren Erichsdatter Lüxdorph of Testrup in 1763. Known children born at Vads Mølle: Jacob, * 1767; Anne * 1769; a son, possibly named Erich, * 1778 and Jacobine, * ca. 1785. The census of 1787 found the operators of Vads Mølle to be Christen and Maren Rind]

1801 was Maren Lüxdorph Rind, married with Christen Rind. They were present the night the mill burned on 29.04. 1813. [Maren Rind is listed as a widow living at Vads Mølle in the 1801 census. Christen Jacobsen Rind + 03.12.1794, so the couple couldn't have been present the night of the fire. Diedrich Bevensee entered into the copyhold, or lease, on Vads Mølle 08. 02. 1810,[according to his probate] so it seems most likely that he was the one present]

Circa 1820 was a man with the last name Leth [this is incorrect]

1834-1853 was Jochim Diderich Bevensee [these dates should be 1810-1853]

1870 was Peder Olsen

1912 was J. P. Westergaard

Anders Eriksen wrote: "Vads Mølle burned 29 April, 1813 and it is thought the widow Rind had given up the lease on the mill. In 1816 Joachim Diderik Bevense got the mill. Bevense had the mill until 1845 then aged 71. After that there were several people who had it for short periods of time, among others Laursen, until Jørgen Pedersen of Amstrup got it and kept it for many years until about 1900. At that time it was taken over by Jørgen P. Westergaard from Gylling. It was sold about 1913 to Jens Jørgen Pedersen in Amstrup, a son of Jørgen Pedersen, who moved with his son to the old mill and died there."

[Bevensee entered into the first copyhold on Vads Mølle 08.02. 1810, so the widow Rind had given up the lease by 1813. This copyhold date seems to give strong evidence that Bevensee was present the night that the mill burned. Since he would have been skilled as a carpenter, perhaps he helped to re-build the structure after the fire. Bevensee entered into a second copyhold agreement to lease Vads Mølle 18.09. 1816 and this copyhold continued until his death in January, 1853. It was Bevensee's wish that the copyhold on Vads Mølle be returned to the owner of Akjær estate upon his death and not inherited by his survivors, as it could have been]

The Danish census for 1834, 1840, 1845 and 1850 found Bevensee the lessee of Vads Mølle.

Eriksen also included this information about Vads Mølle:

"The damming of the water used for Vads Mølle had damaged the nearby meadows. The spillage of the water in the summer was not taken seriously, and in the winter the meadows were completely under water. In 1797 Nath, the owner of Åkjaer, complained to the rentekamret [an official] that the mills water level damaged his meadow, but when it was learned that he himself was the owner of the mill, which was leased to Christen Rind, the rentekamret did not think that Nath should pursue the complaint."

Another source says that the mill was first mentioned in 1571 as Watzmølle.

Living in Bevensee's household at Vads Mølle:

1834 - 4 male farm hands; 3 maids and 3 mill helpers

1840 - 1 housekeeper; 3 farm hands; 2 maids and 3 mill helpers

1845 - 1 housekeeper; 2 maids; 2 farm hands; 2 apprentice millers and 1 mill helper

1850 - 2 housekeepers; 2 maids; 4 farm hands and 2 mill helpers

The mill fell out of use during the early 20th century and the building was gone as early as 1941. Most of the buildings, except the mill building, were destroyed by a fire in 1850, according to Heilskov, while la Cour says that the fire occurred in the 1850's. These buildings were re-built using half timbering and granite. Based on the probate record for Diedrich Bevensee it seems most probable that the fire occurred after May, 1853.

Photos/Scans:

Page 1: Photos of K. Kosel church, K. Falling church; baptismal recording from 1774

Page 2: Photos of Gut Altenhof; Gut Warleberg and K. Gettorf church

Page 3: Photos of Åkær and Vads Mølle, Århus county, Denmark

1853 Probate record 1

1853 Probate record 2

 

Church records:

Herzogtum Schleswig, Kirchenkreis Eckernförde, Kirchspiel Kosel:

A. Tauf-Register, Jahrgang 1774, Nr. 30:

[August] 30 18 21 Jochim Diedrich des Cay Bevensee, Zimmermanns u Müllers jetzo zu Holm u. s. fr. Elisabeth Friederica Kohten Sohn. Die Gevattern: der Schwiegervater Jochim Diedrich Koht, der Schwager Detlef Rathje u die Mademois. Hemsen aus Holm.

Herzogtum Schleswig, Kirchenkreis Eckernförde, Kirchspiel Gettorf:

A. Trau-Register, Jahrgang 1798, Nr. 05:

d. Febr. 23 Auf Königl. Conzession zur Hauscopulation der Tüttendorf. Müller Joachim Diedr. Bevensee, des Tüttend. Müllers Cai Lorenz Bevensee d. Elsab. Fried. gb. Kathe S. mit Frieda. Doro. Janssen, des Borghorst. Holländers Gustav Adolph Janssen d. weil. Maria Elisabeth gb. Stuhr T. [Transcription help Klaus Struve]

B. Tauf-Register, Jahrgang 1798, Nr. 36:

geboren 25. Februar - getauft 28. Februar

36 25. 28. Friederica Catharina, d. Müllers Joach. Diedr. Bevensee bei Tüttend. d. Fried. Doret. gb. Jansen, 2. Tage auch des Hochz gebor. ehel. T. Gev, 1. Elsabe Friedera Bevensee bei Tüttend. 2. Cathar. Elis. Jansen v. Borghorst 3. Cai Matth. Bevensee bei Tüttendorff

C. Tauf-Register, Jahrgang 1803, Nr. 46:

[April]

46 7 9 Sophie Elisabeth, d. Bornst. Müllers Joach. Diedr. Bevensee d. Friedra Dor. gb. Janssen ehe. T. Gv. 1. Sophie Dor. Wegener in Revensd. 2. Elis. Hedw. Kahten zu ______hagen 3. Friedr. Chr. Bevense zu Hohenlied.

D. Tauf-Register, Jahrgang 1804, Nr. 85:

[Juni/Juli]

85 21 Jul 6 Johann Nicolaus, d. Bornst. Müllers Joach Diedr. Bevensee d. Friedr. Dorotea gb. Janssen ehe. S. Gev. 1., Claus Wieben zu Hohenschule 2., Johann Mandfeldt auf Altenhof 3, Friedr. Elis. Bevensee bei Tüttendorff

[Transcription help - Michael Kohlhaas]

Denmark, Århus Amt, Hads herred, Falling sogn:

A. Kirkebøger, Fødte og Døbte, 1811:

Marie Elisabeth Bevensee, */~ 16 September at Vads Mølle [summary of text only]

B. Kirkebøger, Copulerede, 1827, Nr. 11:

20. 04. 1827 Möller Johann Nicolai Bevensee (23) and Marie Lorenzen (24) of Åbenrå

Sponsors: Möller Bevensee of Vads Mølle and Tailor Jacob Falgren of Ørting [summary of text only]

C. Kirkebøger, Copulerede, 1827:

24. 05. 1827 Sophie Bevensee (24) of Vads Mølle and Niels Leth (22) of Halkjaer

Sponsors: Möller Bevensee and School teacher Pedersen from Ålstrup [summary of text only]

Norway, Rogaland County, Håland prestegjeld, Malde sogn:

A. Kirkebøker, Døde, 1893:

Johan Nikolai Bevensen, born 1804 at Alsenhof, Århus, Danmark [=Gut Altenhof, K. Gettorf, Eckernförde]

Printed sources:

Bidrag til Hads Herreds historie, by Anders Eriksen, 1928, page 83

Årboger, Udgivne af Historisk Samfund for Århus Stift, Volume 34, 1941, containing the article: "Vandmøller i Århus amt", by Chr. Heilskov, pp. 20-21

Danske Gårde, 3rd collection, Volume 1, 1913, by J.C.B. la Cour, pp. 256-257

Bornstein: Chronik eines Dorfes im Dänischen Wohld, by Kurt Möller, published by the village of Neudorf-Bornstein, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, pp. 57-63.

Topographie des Herzogtums Schleswigs, by Johannes von Schröder, 1854

Historical Records:

13. Februar. 1803 census Eckernförde, K. Gettorf, Bornstein, Gut Altenhof, No. 71: Jochim Bevense, 29, Verheir., Hausvater, Müller, Friederica Janssen, 29, Verheir., dessen Frau, Friederica Bevense, 6, Unverheir., Ihre Kinder, Carl Bevense, 4, Unverheir., Ihre Kinder, Magretha Bevense, 2, Unverheir., Ihre Kinder, Johann Detlev Gertz, 27, Unverheir., Dienstbote, Catrina Staacken, 17, Unverheir., Dienstbote,

Danish census of 1834, 1840, 1845, 1850 for Vads Mølle, K. Falling, Århus Amt, Denmark Danish census 1834 for Rantzausgave Hovedgaard, Hads herred, K. Hvilsted, Århus Amt, Denmark, No. 60 Danish census 1845 for Williamsborg Hovedgaard, Hatting herred, K. Daugård, Daugård bye, Vejle Amt, Denmark, No. 26

Villages:

Dorf/Village	Kirchspiel/Parish/Sogn	Kreis/County/Amt	Herzogtum/Duchy/Nation
Ålstrup	Falling	Århus	Denmark
Belle	Stouby	Vejle	Denmark
Bornstein (Gut Altenhof)	Gettorf	Eckernförde	Schleswig
Fillerup Overmølle	Odder	Århus	Denmark
Halkjær	Falling	Århus	Denmark
Hohenschule (Gut Hohenschulen)	Flemhude	Bordelsholm	Holstein
Holm	Kosel	Eckernförde	Schleswig
Rantzausgave Hovedgaard	Hvilsted	Århus	Denmark
Revensdorf (Gut Lindau)	Gettorf	Eckernförde	Schleswig
Roskilde		Roskilde	Denmark
Tåstrup By	Harlev	Århus	Denmark
Tüttendorf (Gut Warleberg)	Gettorf	Eckernförde	Schleswig
Ulrichsberg	??	Mantrup?	Switzerland?
Vads Mølle (Åkær Gods)	Falling	Århus	Denmark
Vejle Købstad	Vejle Købstad	Vejle	Denmark
Vrigsted		??	Denmark
Williamsborg	Daugård	Vejle	Denmark

Individuals who have kindly contributed to this information: Anne Lise Ulbaek, Odder Lokal Historisk Arkiv, (Odder, Denmark), Kurt Bevensee, Michael Olsen, Niels Aage Holmgaard, Ute and Wolfgang Boock, Niels and Annette Andersen, Hans Mikkelsen, Matthias Roese and Jens Rasmussen.

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