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Kodijärve manor cemetery

Kodijärve manor cemetery

The Akerman family bought Kodijärve manor in 1856 and later opened a family cemetery about 500 metres west of the manor house. The first known burial is that of Emilie Alexandra von Akerman in 1878. Her mother Wilhelmine followed in 1890 and her father Platon Isidor von Akerman in 1891. The last known family burial was that of his daughter Antonie in 1935. Red Army soldiers killed in the Second World War were also buried here. Nobody knows how many people rest in the cemetery. Today it is abandoned and has been looted, but grave markers and pieces of them still survive.

Open it on the map See the spot on the old maps and as it is today

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Akermanid omandasid Kodijärve mõisa 1856. aastal ja rajasid hiljem mõisa südamest umbes 500 meetrit läände perekonnakalmistu. Esimene teadaolev matus oli Emilie Alexandra von Akermanil 1878. aastal. 1890. aastal maeti siia tema ema Wilhelmine ja 1891. aastal isa Platon Isidor von Akerman. Viimane teadaolev perekonna matus oli Platoni tütrel Antoniel 1935. aastal. Kalmistule on maetud ka Teises maailmasõjas langenud Punaarmee sõjamehi. Maetute üldarv pole teada. Praegu on kalmistu maha jäetud ja rüüstatud, kuid hauatähiseid ja nende osi on säilinud.

Map of the area around Kodijärve manor cemetery
58.18284° N, 26.54208° E · Map: Maa- ja Ruumiamet

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