History of the Curia Rotau vulgo FiSCHERGUT zu Radau

A farm has always combined work and life under one roof, work with land and animals.The FiSCHERGUT also meant home and livelihood for many families and generations.

The FiSCHERGUT or Mayrhof was first mentioned in the Urbar, the list of goods of the Mondsee Monastery in 1416 under the name Curia Rotau. That was more than 600 years ago. It already existed then and was probably founded much earlier. For many families and generations, the good meant home and livelihoods.

Here is a brief historical overview of the property owners over the past 600 years ...
"This house is mine and yet not mine. The one who comes after me can only lend it. And if it is handed over to the third person, he can only have it for his life. The fourth person is also carried out, say who owns this house ? "

Jahr Art Name
1416 - Curia Rotau
28.04.1710 Übernahme Balthasar Eisl
16.04.1750 Übernahme Michael Eisl
08.08.1783 Übernahme Michael Eisl
30.01.1833 Übernahme Josef Eisl
30.12.1861 Einantwortung Josef Unterberger
16.07.1872 Einantwortung Notburga Unterberger
24.09.1872 Kauf Graf Julius von Falkenhayn
09.01.1878 Kauf Johann Setzer
20.10.1884 Kauf Dr. Matthäus Zach
04.03.1891 Tausch Freiherr Karl von Stralendorff
01.07.1895 Einantwortung Louis Ortlieb, Otto Maubach
05.07.1901 Kauf Otto Maubach
17.12.1903 Tausch Franz Schenner
28.01.1910 Kauf Barbara Lindenthaler
03.01.1918 Kauf Georg Lindenthaler
17.05.1920 Kauf Graf Paulus von und zu Hoensbroech
05.04.1932 Einantwortung Gräfin Irmgard von und zu Hoensbroech vereh. von Klenze
11.06.1935 Kauf Anna Baier, Witwe
25.04.1956 Einantwortung Mathias Baier
1982 Kauf Dr. Otto Czerweny Edler von Arland
2000 Übergabe Dr. Andrea Czerweny Edle von Arland