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Oertling, FEC Collection of all available documents relating to the Bornhöved church inventory, with the addition of his own remarks and experiences. Bornhöved, 1814-15. 104 pages with handwritten entries (including 20 pages of index) on approximately 130 leaves. Contemporary leather binding with handwritten spine label (scuffed). Klose/Rudolph, Schleswig-Holstein Biographical Lexicon. Volume 4, pages 175-77. - Friedrich Ernst Christian Oertling (Rendsburg 1757 - 1837 Bornhöved) was pastor in Bornhöved from 1811 until his death. There he mapped the parish, compiled a chronicle, and the Bornhöved pastors' handbook. In addition, he was active as a writer and described, among other things, a retreat during the Wars of Liberation in 1813. His records and chronicles are considered an important source for regional history. - The present records, as preliminary work for the chronicle, cover the years 1725 to 1815 and deal with parsonage lands, church capital, income and expenses, parsonage fees, letters to Christian VII, movable and immovable property, the districts of Schierensee, Bockhorn, Ascheberg, Altenrade, Stocksee, Nettelau, etc., the church jurors Claus Blunk, Hinrich Langhinrichsen, and Detlef Schütte, etc. - Enclosed are 4 handwritten pages with older records from the years 1714-31 (including about the installation of the church bells in February 1730).
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