Müden (Aller)

Weary (Aller ) is a situated on the River Aller, on the west side of the district Gifhorn on the border with the district of Celle.

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• 3.1 municipal

Geography

Geographical location

Weary lies on the southern edge of the Lüneburg Heath, about 20 km from Gifhorn, 50 km from Hannover, 30 km from Celle, 35 miles from Brunswick and 40 km from Wolfsburg, on the Aller.

In weary (Aller) the coming of the resin flows into the Oker all. Both rivers are partly very rich in water depending on the season.

Community structure

The municipality has a total of 5,787 weary inhabitants and is divided into the following districts (in brackets the number of inhabitants):

• Capital weary (Aller ) ( 2689 )
• Bokel mountains (38 )
• Brennecke Brück ( 55)
• Dieckhorst ( 736 )
• Ettenbüttel (750)
• Flettmar ( 1047)
• Barley constable (208 )
• Guild (94 )
• Hahnenhorn (172 )

History

Weary was in Muthiwide ( created about 815), one of the 17 Saxon Gründungsgaue of the diocese of Hildesheim. The oldest written mention of the village goes back to the year 1022. In the deed of gift of Bishop Bernward of Hildesheim from November 1, 1022 for the monastery of St. Michael in Hildesheim is listed, among other things: "item Mutha in pago Muthiwide " ( " just as tired in the mouth Untergau forest "). Muthiwide, the Latinized form of the Old Saxon word ' Muthiwiddi " ( Muth = mouth ), refers to the name of a Untergaus in Loingau. Districts have been established in the time of Charlemagne to 793 as a regional administrative units.

The St. Peter's Church, one of the oldest churches in the area, was consecrated in the Middle Ages Archdeaconry, the Apostle Peter. It belonged to the " spell" Schmedenstedt at Peine and this in turn to the diocese of Hildesheim. There the Müdener church is mentioned in a document dated July 8, 1295. Pastor Heinrich Hoffmann, who served there from 1646 to 1676, wrote in 1668 in his church book ( the meaning): " And that tired has been a great parish, erhellet from the tithing that the Hohner, Specht horns, Ummerschen, Wilscher, Kästorfer, Gilder, Ettenbüttler, Böckelser still have to give because they have heard before in this parish. "

According to a table from 1754 weary then had 40 landlords (but to an effective fire fighting only 15 conductors, 4 hooks and 6 buckets ).

Already in 1826 were " stately Fire Engines " in the Official Eicklingen in Great Eicklingen and Wienhausen community and syringes in weary (Aller) and disintegration.

By 1860, the weary - Flettmarer irrigation cooperative was founded. She received her water from the mill Meinerser channel. Just south of the meadows were Provides all.

The volunteer fire department was first established in 1882, but disbanded soon. A foundation was 1934. On August 11, 1888, in weary a fire disaster, which put several buildings in ashes occurred.

On July 1, 1910 in weary gathered in the restaurant Gustav Priess ( to village inn ) 48 young men and founded the men's gymnastics club weary. Wilhelm Backhaus was elected the first chairman. A year later, on August 27, 1911, founded at a meeting in the restaurant of William Schrader in Dieckhorst 20 young men to men Turnverein Dieckhorst and chose Christoph Eggers 1 Chairman.

In the weary no longer existing Mundsburg lay on the Aller. According to the current conception of history in the 19th century they had been created on behalf of Bishop Bernward in the struggle against the Wends 1013.

Incorporations

On March 1, 1974, the municipalities Dieckhorst, Ettenbüttel, Flettmar and Hahnenhorn were incorporated ( Landkreis Celle ).

Policy

Parish council

The Council of the Municipality weary (Aller) is made up of 17 council women and councilors, including the part-time mayor.

Status: local elections in Lower Saxony 2011

Culture and sights

• Just before the confluence in the Aller the fortification of the Oker is a fish ladder.

Fish ladder at the weir

Half-timbered house from 1798

• The murals in the St. Peter's Church with its Gothic choir originated in the period from 1400 to 1480. 1654 followed the timber- growing, in 1767 the church tower. The illustrations in the interior as well as the grave stones date from the 16th and 17th centuries.
• The Heritage Museum documents the resident crafts as well as the importance of agriculture in the town.
• The community center of the village is a half-timbered building from the year 1861.
• The house of the church is a timber-framed building from 1867 and was formerly a school. Today it is used as a youth club and Jugendveranststaltungsraum.
• The Historical Backhaus is a 1736 built as a cow barn half-timbered building, which was remodeled by incorporation of a historic oven to a cultural venue.

Museum of Local History

House church

Historical Backhaus