Sæbygård

Summary

Sæbygård is a manor house^[1].

Key Facts

• Sæbygård is located in Frederikshavn Municipality^[2].
• Sæbygård is in the country of Denmark^[3].
• Sæbygård's image is recorded as Sæbygaard01.jpg^[4].
• Sæbygård's instance of is recorded as manor house^[5].
• Sæbygård's owned by is recorded as Sophie Pedersdatter Brahe^[6].
• Sæbygård's owned by is recorded as Peder Munk^[7].
• Sæbygård's owned by is recorded as Otte Knudsen Rud^[8].
• Sæbygård's owned by is recorded as Niels Juel^[9].
• Sæbygård's owned by is recorded as Jens Carl Krag-Juel-Vind-Arenfeldt^[10].
• Sæbygård's owned by is recorded as Pernille Johansdatter Oxe^[11].
• Sæbygård's owned by is recorded as Knud Ottesen Rud^[12].
• Sæbygård's owned by is recorded as Holger Pax^[13].
• Sæbygård's Commons category is recorded as Sæbygård (Vendsyssel)^[14].
• Sæbygård's coordinate location is recorded as {'globe': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q2', 'altitude': None, 'latitude': 57.3339, 'longitude': 10.4789, 'precision': 0.0001}^[15].
• Sæbygård's described by source is recorded as Q133825900^[16].
• Sæbygård's GeoNames ID is recorded as 2614170^[17].
• Sæbygård's GNS Unique Feature ID is recorded as -2749895^[18].
• Sæbygård's Google Knowledge Graph ID is recorded as /g/122hcl2t^[19].
• Sæbygård's Danish listed buildings case ID is recorded as 22605736^[20].
• Sæbygård's located in the religious territorial entity is recorded as Volstrup Parish^[21].
• Sæbygård's street address is recorded as Sæbygårdvej 49^[22].
• Sæbygård's Trap Danmark ID is recorded as Sæbygård,_Volstrup^[23].
• Sæbygård's OpenStreetMap way ID is recorded as 80475002^[24].

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Geography

Sæbygård is in the country of Denmark^[3]. Sæbygård is located in Frederikshavn Municipality^[2].

Designation and Status

Sæbygård's instance of is recorded as manor house^[5].

History and Context

Owners include Sophie Pedersdatter Brahe^[6], 1580–1638^[25], of Kingdom of Denmark^[26]; Peder Munk^[7], a military personnel^[27], 1534–1623^[28], of Kingdom of Denmark^[29]; Otte Knudsen Rud^[8], a naval officer^[30], 1520–1565^[31], of Kingdom of Denmark^[32]; Niels Juel^[9], a naval officer^[33], 1629–1697^[34], of Kingdom of Denmark^[35], awarded the Knight of the Order of the Elephant^[36]; Jens Carl Krag-Juel-Vind-Arenfeldt^[10], a military officer^[37], 1767–1855^[38], of Kingdom of Denmark^[39]; and Pernille Johansdatter Oxe^[11], 1530–1576^[40], of Kingdom of Denmark^[41].