Ladegaards Gods

00:16 Nov 20, 2002
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Danish to English translations [PRO]
Genealogy / genealogy
Danish term or phrase: Ladegaards Gods
A probate record from 1764 mentions "Lerchenborg og Callundborg Ladegaards Godser"
What kind of estates are these ?
Paul Svensson
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5 -1Lerchenborg and Callundborg Ladegaards estates
Suzanne Blangsted (X)
4 -1a Ladegaard= a Poor farm
crowntrans (X)
1last name
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last name


Explanation:
could Ladegaard be a surname?

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disagree  Mads Grøftehauge: So it has become, but not in this connection.
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agree  crowntrans (X)
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Lerchenborg and Callundborg Ladegaards estates


Explanation:
They are owners of estates, which is more than a farm and less than a manor.

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disagree  Mads Grøftehauge: See my response to the other instance of the same question. En ladegård er en del af et gods.
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a Ladegaard= a Poor farm


Explanation:
as the Ladegård is the Poor Farm then a Ladegård Gods must be an Estate large enough that they have several Farm Leases and also the Poor Farm for the territory

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Note added at 2002-11-21 18:40:25 (GMT)
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definately no S in the NAME Ladegaard, the name originated with the home farm under the Royal Court in the middle ages which was used as a work shelter for destitude people until \"Sundholm\" was build in 1908. When a person was down and out he was called \"Ready for the Ladegaard\".

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disagree  Suzanne Blangsted (X): it is Ladegaards with the S on the end of the name. There could be a spelling error in the document. In this context it would be Lærkeborg or Kalundborg ladegaards estates
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  -> the s does NOT belong in this name.

neutral  Mads Grøftehauge: I can agree with the general description "an estate large enough that they have several farm leases ", but not with Poor Farm, that's something else.
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