KÅ‚odzino, Pyrzyce County
Kłodzino ( German Kloxin ) is a village in the Polish West Pomeranian Voivodeship. It belongs to the rural community Przelewice ( Prill Witz) in a circle Pyrzyce ( Pomerania ).
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Geographical location
The former estate village Kłodzino lies to the east of the West Pomeranian Province, 13 kilometers southeast of the county town Pyrzyce ( Pomerania ) on a side street that Płońsko ( Plönzig ) with the province road 122 ( Krajnik Dolny (Lower Kränig ) Pyrzyce ( Pomerania ) Piasecznik ( Petznick ) ) connects with Brzesko ( Brietzig ). The Jezioro Plon ( Plönesee ) is three kilometers away.
The nearest railway station was at the now-closed railway line Stargard ( Stargard in Pomerania ) Pyrzyce Pyrzyce to 2004. Now there is web connection via the 14 km distant station Dolice ( Dölitz ) on the railway line Poznan Szczecin. The 1898 Small -scale railway Pommern- Plönzig the Pyritz Kleinbahnen with breakpoint in Kloxin is still operated until 1954 by the Polish continued and was then dismantled in 1987.
Place name
The term " Kłodzino " found in Poland four times for locations, all located in the West Pomeranian Voivodeship. Former forms of writing are Klocksin and Gloxin.
History
Kloxin was from time immemorial a manor village. On June 24, 1835 Heinrich von Randow buys the 5,000 -acre estate with the Vorwerk Ernestinenhof (now Polish: Topolinek ) from its Schwiegermutte Thorein Johanna, born Mechow, for 50,000 dollars. Previous owners were, inter alia, the von Schack, of Küssow of dam and Gaedke. The manor house was from the 19th century.
Before 1945 Kloxin belonged to the district of Pomerania in the district of Stettin Prussian province of Pomerania. With the communities Klücken (now Polish: Kluki ) Kossin ( Kosin ) Prill Witz ( Przelewice ) and Woitfick ( Oćwieka ) it was incorporated in the District Prillwitz and assigned to the registry office Prillwitz.
In 1905, the city counted 381 inhabitants, in 1933 there were 362 and 1939 already 432
After 1945 Kloxin came under the name Kłodzino to Poland and is now the district ( " mayor's office ") of Gmina Przelewice in powiat Pyrzycki in the West Pomeranian Voivodeship ( 1975-1998 Voivodeship Szczecin ). There are about 600 inhabitants.
Church
Village Church
The Kloxiner church building dates from the 13th century. From the church square of heavy-handed to be late medieval tower is worth mentioning, which was broken by a heavy pointed arch - as a passage for cars from south to north. The passage is closed today, but still clearly visible. The church was taken in 1945 by the Catholic Church in Poland claim for themselves. One of the two bells of the church Kloxiner, it dates from 1479, had in World War II for the extraction of raw materials to be delivered, but survived the war and is located since 1951 in the church in Hartenrod.
Parish
Until 1945
Before 1945, the population of Kloxin predominantly Protestant denomination was. The village was vicarage of the parish of the same name, to which - in a total of seven parishioners locations, including: Augusttal (now Polish: Podlesie ) Ernestinenhof ( Topolinek ), Felix height ( not more exist), Luisenhof ( Lucin ) and Malwinenvorwerk ( Ślazowo ) - also the daughter church Prill Witz ( Przelewice ) belonged.
In 1940 the parish Kloxin counted 1,424 church members. It was in the Church of Pomerania in the West Ward of the Church of the Province of Pomerania Church of the Old Prussian Union incorporated. The church patronage at that time was for the estate owners Amtsrat Erich Kuehne Wanzleben ( for Kloxin ) and the brothers privy councilors and Conrad Ernst von Borsig Berlin ( for Prill joke).
A church record duplicate from the period 1797 to 1873 is now preserved in the State Archives of Greifswald.
Since 1945
Since 1945, live in Kłodzino almost exclusively Catholic church members. The village is now part of Dean's Office Barlinek ( Berlinchen ) in the Archdiocese of Szczecin - Pomerania of the Catholic Church in Poland.
For the Protestant church members in the region Kłodzino is now a central parish seat. He is Filialkirchort the parish of Holy Trinity Church in Stettin in the diocese of Breslau Evangelical-Augsburg Church in Poland. In around 1936, built by the then landowner Claus -Joachim Kühne chapel on the former cemetery, the services have been held.
Pastor 1535-1945
More than four hundred years officiated in Kloxin Protestant clergy:
- Joachim Hahn
- Urbanus Gelicke
- 1605: Johann Brüggemann
- From 1614: Andreas Philippi
- From 1644: Christian Schultz or Prätorius
- 1670: Johann Bergemann
- 1693: Martin Gericke
- 1697-1713: Joachim punishment
- 1714-1745: Frederick Martin Wilcke
- 1746-1758: Bernd Heinrich Hempel
- 1759-1806: David Gottlob Reported
- 1806-1830: Christian Friedrich Empire
- 1831-1857: Ernst Wilhelm Buls
- 1857-1870: Friedrich Wilhelm Ferdinand Hausig
- 1871-1884: Hermann Adolf Franz
- 1885-1896: Karl Gustav Goetsch
- 1896-1903: Friedrich Wilhelm Karl Krösell
- 1904-1934: Ernst Gené
- 1934-1945: Erich Bake