Manor
Laatre Manor
German: Fölk / Moiseküll
On 28 February 1585 the Polish king Stephen Báthory gave Laatre manor and a string of villages to Conrad Taube, cupbearer of the Võnnu voivodeship. Taube had lost the estate and won it back, and on 6 June 1594, in gratitude for its return, he built a new Laatre church on the site of an earlier Catholic one. Later owners included the Meiners family, who in 1853 pledged the estate to Baron Robert Engelhardt and then sold it to him. Laatre lies in the old parish of Sangaste in southern Estonia.
Open it on the map See the spot on the old maps and as it is today
Eesti keeles
28. veebruaril 1585 andis Poola kuningas Stefan Batory Laatre mõisa koos terve rea küladega Võnnu vojevoodkonna veinikallajale Conrad Taubele. Taube oli mõisa kaotanud ja selle tagasi saanud ning 6. juunil 1594 ehitas ta tänutäheks mõisa tagasisaamise eest endise katoliku kiriku asemele uue Laatre kiriku. Hilisemate omanike hulgas olid Meinersid, kes pantisid mõisa 1853. aastal parun Robert Engelhardtile ja müüsid selle hiljem talle. Laatre asub Lõuna-Eestis vanas Sangaste kihelkonnas.