Biernów

Biernów ( German Quisbernow ) is a village in Poland, to the rural community Rabino ( United Rambin ) is in the West Pomeranian Voivodeship in powiat Świdwiński. 18 km south of Białogard ( Belgard ) and eight kilometers north of Połczyn -Zdrój ( Bad Polzin ) it is located on a hilly plateau at the creek Bukowa ( Buckow ).

Place

The little Pomeranian village Quisbernow with its southern Vorwerk Birkhof belonged until 1945 to the Belgard. Documented, it is mentioned in 1493 for the first time and at first called by the name Quißbenow, later also Quispenau. In the spring of 1930 were found in the field shards of old pottery marks that indicate an early settlement in the time of Christ's birth.

In 1628, the feudal estate of the von Manteuffel to Arnhausen (Polish today: Lipie ), and later the families of Zozenow of Krockow and Glasenapp (1666 ) as being the owner. Since 1830, farms were located and sold the estate in 1861 to the Malue family who was the owner until 1945.

In the year 1867 154 inhabitants are counted in 10 houses for Quisbernow and Birkhof. 1939 lived 231 people in 55 households in the rural structure community. For Gutsbetrieb included a distillery. The craft was represented by a blacksmith and a wheelwright. The community Quisbernow (last mayor Walter Henning ) belonged to the district of Ball Mountain ( Biała Góra ) (last Chief Administrator: Georg Gebhardt from Zwirnitz ( Świerznica ) ), to the registry office Wusterbarth ( Ostre Bardo ) and the district court district of Bad Polzin ( Połczyn -Zdrój ).

Beginning of March 1945, some buildings were destroyed by bombardment of the Red Army or set on fire. The indigenous population was expelled after the place had been assigned to Poland. Today Biernów is a district of Gmina Rabino transport network is through the province road No. 163 Białogard - Połczyn -Zdrój and the railway line No. 202 (Stettin - Pomerania - Danzig) PKP ( station: Rabino 7 km ) around the world.

Church

In the documentary first mention of 1493 for Quisbernow the Church as a branch of Lutzke ( = Lutzig today: Stare Ludzicko ) called. The church was extensively restored in 1860. By 1945 the place belonged then as a daughter church to the parish Wusterbarth ( Ostre Bardo ) in the church Belgard county in Pomerania church of the Evangelical Church of the Old Prussian Union. 1940 lived 270 church members here. The church patronage had landed gentry Malue held. Last German pastor was Arno Kopisch, who managed the parish since 1939.

Today Biernów is the Parafia ( parish ) Koszalin ( Koszalin ) the Diecezja Pomorsko Wielkopolska ( Diocese of Pomerania - Greater Poland ) - based in Sopot ( Sopot ) - the Kościół Ewangelicko - Augsburski ( Luterański ) w Polsce ( Evangelical - Augsburg ( Lutheran ) Church in Poland).