page_title: Kattrup
section_title: The Mylius family
hierarchical_section_title: Kattrup / History / The Mylius family
caption_attribution_description: English: Johann Caspar de Mylius, Danish chamberlain and landowner
context_page_description: Kattrup is a manor house and estate located just south of Jyderyp, Kalundborg Municipality, some 90 kilometres west of Copenhagen, Denmark.
context_section_description: In  1800, Kattrup was acquired by Johan Caspar Mylius. He left Kattrup in the hands of his mother, Ulrika Cathrine de Mylius, after having purchased Estruplund  and a number of other estates. She was also the owner of Rønninge Søgård on Funen. Mylius reacquired Kattrup after her death in 1831. He sold the estate to J.F. Adeler in 1835 but reacquired it when Adeler  went bankrupt the following year.
  After Mylius' death in 1852, Kattrup was passed on to his son-in-law, Frederik Emil Herman Bernstorff. He was succeeded by his son Ulrich Bernstorff-Mylius. He demolished the old main building in 1896 and constructed a new one in 1925. After his death in 1930, Kattrup was passed on to his son Andreas Peter Bernstorff-Mylius.
caption: Johan Caspar Mylius
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