Turów, Lubin County

Turow ( Thauer German ) is a village in Poland with about 240 inhabitants in the Province of Lower Silesia, Lubiński powiat ( county Lubin), community Ścinawa. The place is situated about 3 km west of the city Ścinawa.

History

End of the 18th century was the time August Ferdinand of Prussia belonging Good of two parts, Upper and Lower Thauer Thauer, both of which consisted of one Vorwerk. In low - Thauer 53 people, in Upper Thauer lived 99 people. In Upper Thauer, there was also a windmill, a Kretscham and four other houses. In addition, settled here two Häusler and seven gardeners. In low - Thauer two cottagers lived with his own ground and five committed to compulsory labor gardener.

Around 1810, the Good Thauer was transferred as part of the secularization of church property in state ownership; In 1816 it became part of the newly founded Prussian circle Steinau. For a long time the estate was managed by a family of Nostiz, followed by the royal chamberlain, Count of Hoverdem, followed by the Imperial Count of Schmettau. Meanwhile, from Thauer a Schatullengut the Emperor ( box = private assets ). According to oral tradition, the estate was said to be a sponsor for Baptism gift for the later emperor Wilhelm II. On July 1, 1916 Max Toepsch leased the Good Thauer from " farm Fideikomis ". In 1926 the Prussian state this property, managed by the Prussian Treasury domain. 1932, the county Steinau and thus Thauer was annexed to the county Wohlau.

According to the Silesian goods address from 1937 belonged to the domain total 244.7 ha, of which 211.7 ha of arable grade II and III, 16.2 ha of meadows, 1.5 ha of pasture, 0.3 ha of water, 2, 4 acres of gardens and park, 7.7 ha of forest and 4.8 ha farm and paths, as well as a distillery. From the land use plan is to see that it was a purely agricultural operation with a low proportion of grassland and a strong animal husbandry at the farm Thauer. This was also true for the neighboring manors and farms. After the Second World War, Good Thauer fell to the People's Republic of Poland.

Footnotes

• Place of Lower Silesia
• Gmina Ścinawa