page_title: Algestrup (manor house)
section_title: 1627-1809: Adeler and Berner families
hierarchical_section_title: Algestrup (manor house) / History / 1627-1809: Adeler and Berner families
caption_attribution_description: English: Henriette Margrethe von Barner. Daughter of Theodor von Lente-Adeler, til Lykkesholm and Leopoldine Cathrine Jørgensdatter Rosenkrantz . Wife of Helmuth Gotthardt von Barner, til Algestrup og Egemarke
context_page_description: Alghestrup is a manor house and estate located close to Kalundborg, Denmark.
context_section_description: A village by the same name was until the middle of the 18th century located at the site. The village and all its land was from 1728 owned by Friederich Adeler. In 1756, he was granted royal permission to dissolve the village and merge all the land into a single manor. Adeler's father, Frederik Christian von Adeler, was a major landowner who had also served as amtmann of Roskilde, Tryggevælde and finally Zealand. His grandfather was Cort Adeler.
   
  Adeler had inherited the esta Egemarke after his father.  In 1759, he was sent to Norway as amtmann. He then ceded Algestrup and Egemærke to  his son-in-law, Helmuth Gotthardt von Barner. A military officer, Barner reached the rank of lieutenant-colonel in 1756 and colonel in 1769.
  Berner's wife, Louise Christiane von Adeler, died just 28 years old in May 1759. He was later married second time with Henriette Margrethe von Lente-Adeler, a daughter of Theodor von Lente-Adeler ofLykkesholm and Leopoldine Cathrine Jørgensdatter Rosenkrantz. Sje kept the estate after her husband's death. In 1773, she ceded it to their son Theodor von Barner.
caption: Henriette Margrethe von Barner
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