Jaśkowo, Iława County

Jaśkowo [ jaɕkɔvɔ ] ( German Jäskendorf ), located in the powiat Iławski in Poland, is a village in the municipality Zalewo. Jaśkowo forms within the Gmina Zalewo own mayor's office without other associated towns.

History

The place was as hooves interest Village 1308 Tangible victory of Hard of Schwarzburg, Commander of Christchurch Castle.

Between 1525 and 1945 the city was seat of a Lutheran church. In 1900, belonged to this community places Jäskendorf, Großhans Walde ( village and Good), Kleinhans Walde ( village and Good), Mühlchen, New Jäskendorf, nickel Hagen, big and small Sauerken, Skerpen, four rods and Wave Hagen. The priest was at the same local school inspector of the four elementary schools in Jäskendorf, Großhans Walde, nickel Hagen and Hagen Wave, involving a total of six teachers were employed. Patron of the parish was Count von Finckenstein - Jäskendorf. The community had over 1800 members.

The property belonged 1660-1747 the Kuhn family of Jaski, for a short time the family von Korff and since 1791 by inheritance the Finck von Finckenstein, who resided here until 1945. The lands encompassed about 2,500 acres, the zoom reaching to the Bärtingsee where there were angle of impressive ferocity.

Patrimonial Jäskendorf

In the first half of the 19th century there were for the good Jäskendorf with its extensive possessions own patrimonial, which had its seat in Morag. The following information comes from the statistics for the administrative district of Königsberg in 1848 and therefore reflects the situation immediately before the dissolution of patrimonial in Prussia in 1849 again:

The patrimonial were under the following Places:

• Dosnitten ( noble Vorwerk ), parish Simnau, 10 residential buildings, 127 inhabitants, all Protestant and German-speaking
• Jäskendorf (stand society capable manor ), parish Jäskendorf, 26 residential buildings, 283 inhabitants, of whom 280 Protestant, 3 Catholic, all in German
• Mühlchen ( noble Vorwerk ), parish Jäskendorf, 1 residential buildings, 8 inhabitants, all Protestant and German-speaking
• Nickel Hagen ( noble village), parish Jäskendorf, 37 residential buildings, 368 inhabitants, all Protestant and German-speaking
• Rethlof ( noble Vorwerk ), parish Venedien, 1 living building, 7 inhabitants, all Protestant and German-speaking
• Great Simnau ( noble Vorwerk ), parish Simnau, 18 residential buildings, 235 inhabitants, of whom 232 Protestant, 3 Catholic, all in German
• Small Simnau ( noble village), parish Simnau, 8 residential buildings, 75 inhabitants, all Protestant and German-speaking
• New Skerpen ( noble Vorwerk ), parish Jäskendorf, 4 residential buildings, 94 inhabitants, all Protestant and German-speaking
• Small Sauerken ( noble Vorwerk ), parish Jäskendorf, 2 residential buildings, 25 inhabitants, all Protestant and German-speaking
• Wave Hagen ( noble village), parish Jäskendorf, 23 residential buildings, 251 inhabitants, all Protestant and German-speaking

Development since 1849

In the second half of the 19th century the estate Jäskendorf had the status of a Gutsbezirks. This extensive Gutsbezirk formed in 1874 a separate administrative district in the county Morag, the enclaves of goods between Bärting and Röthloffsee were exempted, which were assigned to the rural municipality in the district of Nickel Wave Hagen Hagen. As part of local government reform in the Gutsbezirk 1928 was converted into a rural community. District and community Jäskendorf existed in this form until 1945, the municipality Jäskendorf in 1933. 432 inhabitants and in 1939: 406 inhabitants.

After integration into the Polish state, the town was renamed Jaśkowo and the newly formed Gmina Zalewo slammed.

Manor house

On a hill above the northern tip of the five- kilometer lake Jäskendorfer a stately baroque mansion of 1721, which was redesigned in 1776 rises. After a fire in the 19th century, the original state was largely restored exterior, the interiors, however, were designed classically. In addition, in the late 19th century a wing was added that harmonized stylistically with the main building. In 1939, the top floor of fire fell to the victim.

In the gable of the garden side is the coat of arms of the Counts Finck von Finckenstein and the gable of the front Wappern the English barons Jeffreys. Georg Konrad Graf Finck von Finckenstein (1748-1799) was in 1788 ( wedding in Jäskendorf ) married Baroness Henriette Katharina von Korff. She was the daughter of the Eastern Star Nikolaus Wilhelm von Korff and Elisabeth, born of Jeffrys. The daughter inherited in 1791 Jäskendorf with accessories ( Wave Hagen, Hagen nickel, big and small Simnau, Bärting, Galindia, Neusaess, Röthloff and the mill to Hans Walde, value together: 120,000 pounds). She left this legacy to her husband, Count Georg Konrad Finckenstein ( founder of the 1945 resident Jäskendorf line ). The last Fideikomissherr of Jäskendorf was Bonaventura Graf Finck von Finckenstein ( 1872-1950 ).

In the living room and the dining room ceiling paintings, stucco ceilings and open fireplaces. The mansion, built after the Second World War, the Polish Ministry of Defence as a convalescent home for officers. Today it is privately owned.