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Pajusi manor cemetery

German: Pajus

Pajusi manor cemetery

About 1.35 km north-north-east of Pajusi manor lies the private cemetery of the Wahl family, founded around 1826: in the first half of that year they still buried at the German cemetery in Põltsamaa, in the second half already here. Members of the family from their other manors, Adavere, Lustivere and Tapiku, were brought here too. A funeral chapel with the Wahl coat of arms carved over the door stands in the middle, repaired in 1993. Some 45 people are known to lie here; the last, Edgar von Wahl, was reburied from Tallinn in 1996.

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

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Pajusi mõisast umbes 1,35 km põhjakirdes asub Wahlide suguvõsa kalmistu, mis rajati umbes 1826. aastal: selle aasta esimesel poolel maeti veel Põltsamaa saksa kalmistule, teisel poolel juba siia. Siia toodi ka sama suguvõsa liikmeid teistest Wahlide mõisatest – Adaverest, Lustiverest ja Tapikult. Keskel seisab 1993. aastal korrastatud matusekabel, mille fassaadil on Wahlide raidvapp. Teadaolevalt on siia maetud 45 inimest; viimasena maeti 1996. aastal Tallinnast ümber Edgar von Wahl.

Map of the area around Pajusi manor cemetery
58.71623° N, 25.95042° E · Map: Maa- ja Ruumiamet

Source: https://et.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pajusi_m%C3%B5isa_kalmistu ↗

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