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Joutsiniemi from at least the 1400s . Document absence of information, its age is difficult to define in more detail and also the owners and hosts. Tiihalan Joutsi and the Cape of the border between the document known ( in 1693 ) states that the headland Joutsi held in 1427 in Upper Satakunta District Judge Pentti Lyytik\u00e4npoika ( Dieknin ) . When you take into account the location of the Cape of Joutsi ( map) kalastuksellisesti Sarsankosken a significant role on the beach and fishing in general, the then settlements in the economy , it would seem likely that the Joutsiniemi from 1400 to the early , possibly as early as the 1300's .<\/p>\n
The 1400s has been got at Joutsiniemi r\u00e4lssis\u00e4terin of his estate , but over time it became a separate s\u00e4\u00e4tyl\u00e4istila . In 1581 John III ordered that his Kaarina Hansel 's daughter got at the estate was donated to be handed in Kaarina and his common children. The documents do not make clear why the Joutsi the Cape at the time , however, collected by Baron Karl Stenbock , whose father John was not 111 . In 1619, the widow of Stenbock pledged state half-sister 's daughter Brita De la Gardie , who was married to valtionvarainhoitaja Jesper Matinpoika Cruusin with . Brita's death ( 1645 ) owned Joutsi Cape of his son, Colonel Lars cRUus , the son of Colonel Gustaf cRUus and son-in-law , later Kammarkollegiet President Fabian Wrede . At this point, the Joutsi the Cape of officials and the owners were not changed very often related to V\u00e4\u00e4ksyn inheritance and donation issues.<\/p>\n
Joutsiniemi canceled the Crown Reduction In 1686 - apparently a result of a mistake , it was an old tilahan r\u00e4lssi\u00e4 . It was formed horse farm , which was given the right outfits sheriff Johan B\u00e5galle . It was after this crown in nature , and bought an inheritance only in 1792 . Riding into the space was also included Jokioisten Sepp\u00e4l\u00e4, the outfits that farmers Joutsi Cape lampuotina up to 1800 's until the mid .<\/p>\n
B\u00e5gat owned Joutsi the Cape of three generations from 1686 to 1797 . Johan B\u00e5gan after the sheriff Karl B\u00e5ga and then the boys, Lieutenants Axel Fredrik B\u00e5ga and Karl Gustaf B\u00e5ga . In 1793 it sold all over the Cape of Joutsi redeemed Axel B\u00e5ga half Joutsiniemest\u00e4 Staff Captain Sven Leijonmarck , but later reported to have sold his entire horse farm ( 1797) Lt. Col. Karl Henrik Ehrenstolpelle . Possibly it's half , which previously had been sold , was returned to B\u00e5gan over liabilities in sorting out the Joutsiniemi was at this time attached to the claims of many persons . The later the governor of the province of Oulu Ehrenstolpe do not have room for a long time , but sold it ( 1806) B\u00e5gan cousin 's assistant officer ( chaplain ) , Anders Johan Steen . After Steen ( 1834 ) state became his son- Lieutenant Otto Frederick Armfelt and then ( 1858 ) Sorolan the former owner of the Reverend Liljenstrand widow , and this in-law , Professor Immanuel Ilmonin ownership. Ilmonilta bought a farmer Simo Heikinpoika Joutsiniemi sale dated 29.10.1860 Joutsi Niemi , who had already been leased to him since 1851.<\/p>\n
From now on, the Cape of Joutsi family owned Joutsi the Cape of space as follows:
\n1860 - 1902 Simo Joutsiniemi
\n1902 - 1919 Johan Adolf Joutsiniemi
\n1919 - 1949 Ilmari Joutsiniemi
\n1949 - 1971 Olli Joutsiniemi
\n1971 - 1974 Joutsi Olli Niemi's estate
\n1974 - Pekka Joutsiniemi<\/p>\n
(Source: L\u00e4ngelm\u00e4vesi history of the region I and II)<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
Joutsiniemi of cereals and milk production status. The surface area of \u200b\u200bthe acquisitions, the increase in the post-war requisitions roughly the level before. State of the total surface area of \u200b\u200babout 400 hectares, of which 113 hectares of arable land and forests about 280 hectares. Dairy cows is 38 and other cattle in about 60 pieces. Paid labor force Joutsi cape is 2 - 3 persons.<\/p>\n
Joutsiniemi Family
\nJoutsiniemi Family descended from Kuhmalahti Annala genus, of which the first mentioned in the annals of Mikko Patus a farmer from the village of Kuhmalahti Vehkapuntarin 1540-56. After him, has been followed by nine kuhmalahtelaista generation of the early 1800s, by which time the Son of Heikki Simon entered the 1810 marriage through Kangasalan Kerppola horse farm to host, took less than Kuhmalahti fabric. His seven children were Simon Heikinpoika middle.