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Near Vidukl\u0117 in Raseiniai district, near the Raseiniai-Nemaks\u010diai road, until 1968 stood a large manor complex, which from ancient times was called Vidukl\u0117-Alsa, later Vidukl\u0117-Paals\u0117, and from the mid-1700s Blinstrubi\u0161kiai manor. It was the oldest patrimony of blazon Swan Blinstrubs de Towtwil.
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The first owners of this manor in the second half of the 16th century were Simon\u2019s (S1) sons Peter (S2) and Caspar (S3) Blinstrubs Alsiszki de Towtwil. According to the oldest historical written sources, the manor is first mentioned in vazni’s report of January 8, 1586, about the summons left to Caspar, son of Simon, Alsiszki in Alsa manor (Raseiniai Land Court Book, 1586, LSHA 284 ap.1 b.1). However, the manor probably existed and was the property of Blinstrubs earlier – in the monograph of the historian Vacys Vaivada “The Catholic Church and Reformation in Samogitia in the 16th Century”, with reference to the archive of historian Konstantin Jablonski is a notice that Caspar, son of Simon, Alsiszki was the elder of Vidukl\u0117 in period of 1575-1576.
\nCaspar died in 1607, but before he passed away, he handed over a half of Vidukl\u0117 Alsa manor and administration of it, to his son Adam Blinstrub Alsiszki de Towtwil (S11).  This is can be assumed in the act of donation of October 4 of 1594 in which  Adam Blinstrub Alsiszki, son of Caspar, donates his wife Euphemia Merkelyte (probably immediately after the wedding) a half of manor of Vidukl\u0117 Alsa (D366<\/sup>, the document unfortunately not survived). During the ruling of this manor by oldest Blinstrubs, it was called the Alsa Manor and its owners used the second name Alsiszki. Later the manor was called Vidukl\u0117 Paals\u0117 (pol. Widukl-Poolsie) and only in the mid-1700s, when it belonged to the noble family Uvainiai, it got the name Blinstrubi\u0161kiai. Names Alsa and Paals\u0117 are originated from the fact that the Alsa river flows nearby. In addition to various buildings, the manor had its own water mill with a pond, a tavern on Raseiniai – Nemaks\u010diai road, chapel, a garden and not existing anymore village of Blinstrubi\u0161kiai (between Paliepiai village and Blinstrubi\u0161kiai manor). The territory of the manor complex stretched on the left bank of Alsa river, between Samogitian tract (\u017demai\u010di\u0173 plentas) and old, partially not existing, Paliepiai-Vidukl\u0117 road. On March 26 of 1604 (D322<\/sup>), Adam Blinstrub Alsiszki bought Sujainiai manor with Paliepiai village from Christopher Sadowski. Thus, Sujainiai and Paliepiai were connected to the territory of Blinstrubi\u0161kiai Manor.
\nAdam Blinstrub Alsiszki was a Calvinist and taught Calvinism his 4 sons, John (S18), George (S15), Samuel Moses (S17) and David (S16). John and George Blinstrubs de Towtwil, who lived in Blinstrubi\u0161kiai, were active members of the Raseiniai Calvinist Zbar, actively participated in the activities of the Evangelical Synods in Vilnius, and founded Zbar (Chapel) with cemetery Vidukl\u0117.
\nAfter death, Adam left the manor of Vidukl\u0117 Paals\u0117 to this sons George and John. Samuel Moses, since earlier, had the manor of Kulva and David got from father Ugioniai manor in Ariogala county.<\/span><\/div>\n
ngg_shortcode_1_placeholderIn 1645 John (S18, secretary of kings Sigismund Vasa, Wladislaw IV Vasa and John Casimir Vasa) with a first wife Elena Vainiotaite (S28) funded and built a Calvinist chapel on hillside near Alsa river and near the Raseiniai-Vidukl\u0117 road. In 1706, the chapel was destroyed by John’s nephew, catholic Boguslav Peter Blinstrub (S21), who later w<\/span>as <\/span> sentenced to a fine and exile. The construction of the chapel and the land to it, were funded on 7 January 1645 by a separate foundation act (D203<\/sup>). Later, most Blinstrubs ancestors of Blinstrubi\u0161kiai manor, who died earlier, were reburied in this chapel. Mention of this can be found in the testament of May 20 of 1669 (D408<\/sup>) of the same secretary of the kings, John Blinstrub, where John asks to be buried according to evangelical tradition in own zbar where his parents, uncles, grandparents and great-grandparents are buried.
\nFrom ancient times, until the death of mentioned above John Blinstrub de Towtwil in August 19th of 1669, Blinstrubi\u0161kiai manor prospered very well. Unfortunately, but after the death of his first wife, Elena Vainotait\u0117 in 1652-1653, John made one wrong strategic decision. Inspired by the success of his younger brother, Samuel Moses (S17) to expand property by marrying rich widows, in 1653 calvinist John married a wealthy and influential widow Halszka Teresa Szweykowska Masalska, who, according to her testament dated May 30, 1660 (D248), was ultra catholic. In 1653, after she marries John, she not only brings her dowry – Grodek folwark in Minsk County, Zubi\u0161kiai folwark in Trakai County and 7000 zloty, but she claims to pledge her for these money John’s part of Vidukl\u0117 Paals\u0117 manor, with the right that her children from her first marriage may claim this amount after her death (D274-275<\/sup>). Accepting this, was John’s strategic mistake. Later, after Halszka Teresa Szweykowska Masalska’s death in 1660, he repeats the same mistake, in 1664 marrying the thirf wife Anna Margarita Brinkovska and again pledging his manor, this time for 5000 zloty (D262<\/sup>).  According to the testament of Halszka Teresa Szweykowska Masalska,  it can be assumed that relationship between her and her husband John was poor. In her testament, she states that she wants to be buried in the chapel of the Virgin Mary of the Church of St. Bernardine monastery of Tytuv\u0117nai, leaves 1000 zloty to guardians of children of her first marriage, and another 1000 zloty to Bernardines.  All other property she left to sons from her first marriage David and Casimir, daughters Theodora and Petronlla received 5000 zloty. In  the testament she entrusts the guardianship of the children not to John, but to the Chancellor of the GDL Christopher Sigismund Pac, Polotsk voivodeship Janusz Kiska and Vitebsk voivodeship Christopher Kiska. For her husband, John Blinstrub, she only left  Grodek folwark in Minsk County. She also states that the 7000 zloty from pledged to her manor of Vidukl\u0117 Paals\u0117 must be given to her children from their first marriage. And finally – she orders her a son-in-law, a Kaunas court judge, to sale all her movable property and to give money to the Samogitian subcamerarius<\/span> to “revitalize emptied by enemies Catholic churches of Samogitia” (ko\u015bcio\u0142\u00f3w ksi\u0119stwa \u017bmudzkiego przez nieprzyjaciela spustoszonych). Ironically, between them who contributed most to the emptying of Vidukl\u0117 and most other Catholic churches in the Vidukl\u0117 region, was her husband, calvinist John with his brothers and other local nobility. John died in 1669 and left Vidukl\u0117 Alsa and Sujainiai manor the nephews John (S20) and Boguslav Peter (S21) Blinstrubs de Towtwil as he hasn’t sons.  In the testament of 20 May (D408<\/sup>), he also obliged nephews to pay their manors debts.<\/span><\/div>\n
ngg_shortcode_2_placeholderUnfortunately, as described below, Vidukl\u0117’s Paals\u0117 manor, did not bring happiness to the nephews. They tried in many ways to repair the poor economic condition of the manor, but to got no luck. After marriage in 1669, in January 10, 1670, Boguslav Peter Blinstrub pledges Sujainiai Manor (D406<\/sup>) to his wife Elena Uvainyte for 5000 zloty. In the same year,  he pledges or sells other smaller family’s manors to improve the financial situation. On June 9, 1677, John Blinstrub (S20), tired of paying his debts,  sell his share in the manor to brother Boguslav Peter for a symbolic amount of 1500 zloty (D277)<\/sup>. Later, the cousin, daughter of the secretary of the kings John, Kristina Blinstrubait\u0117 Odachowska (S29), tries the rescue the manor. After apparently paying off some debts, she gains the right to own the manor of Vidukl\u0117 Paals\u0117 in the Grand Tribunal of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, forcing her cousin Boguslav Peter to get involved in a lawsuit. Later, a peace deal seems to have been reached.  It reflects the document dated October 18th, 1680 in which John Constantine Odachowski, son of Kristina Blinstrubait\u0117, transfers right to ownership of the manor to Boguslav Peter for a symbolic fee of 500 zloty (D278<\/sup>).  Tired of financial burden,  in 1706.05.03 , Boguslav Peter Blinstrub performs the act of vandalism that has already been mentioned and is difficult to grasp in context. He demolishes the Calvinist chapel, founded and built by his benefactor, manor donor, calvinist John, with all the coffins of his ancestors, plough up <\/span> the Calvinist cemetery around the chapel and joins the land to the manor. In an official explanation later, Boguslav stated that as a Catholic himself, he did not want to allow evangelicals to be buried near the manor. But now, konwing the circumstances in which Boguslav Peter was placed, we can see that this may have been a breakthrough of the anger that had accumulated over the years. An expression of protest stemmed of Calvinist ancestry, Calvinism and the faults of uncle John, who made life difficult for Boguslav Peter. This act, of course, did not go unnoticed by law enforcement at the time. In those days, the breach of the rest of dead people was considered as a great sin and crime.  In 1712 On October 30, the Grand Tribunal of Minsk sentenced Boguslav Peter Blinstrub to a fine of 2000 zloty,  compensation od 300 zloty to the Evangelical Church, and eternal exile from Samogitia for this crime and failure to appear to the court. The land belonging to the cemetery and the chapel was also confiscated.
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After the verdict, Boguslav Peter, having no longer right to live in Samogitia and being old, he handed over the manor of Vidukl\u0117 Paals\u0117 to his son George Merkel Blinstrub (S62). George Merkel, was married to Elena Puzinyt\u0117 de Kozelski, the rich widow of Upyte marshal and seems to have improved the situation of the manor. But before his death, George Merkel Blinstrub makes the decision, which is still difficult to explain. On March 14, 1734,  by a testament (LSHA F163. ap.1 b.11) leaves a large part of the manor’s property – 10000 tynphas – to the Dominican Monastery of Raseiniai and smaller amounts to the Carmelites and Bernardines of Raseiniai, as well as 2,000 tynphas from the Vizgirdi\u0161k\u0117 and Latakiai manors to Vidukl\u0117 church, where he asks to be buried. George Merkel leaves the manor to, called in the testament  as “benefactor”, Boguslav Uwojn (Uvainis) de Ivoszkas, who is also entrusted of executing the will expressed in the testament. In this way, after more than 150 years, the manor of Vidukl\u0117 Paals\u0117 was lost as a property of the Blinstrubs.
\nA little bit later, the descendants of the Blinstrubs tried to reclaim the mano from the Uvainiai family, citing various conditions which were not fulfilled by the Uvainiai according to the testamen of George Merkel Blinstrub (D280, D287), but not suceeded and the manor was lost forever. The Blinstrubs, however, should grateful to the nobility who ruled the manor – for manor’s survival until its nationalization in the 1940s and for use of Blinstrubs name in place’s  name – Blinstrubi\u0161kiai, which survived until our days.
\nThe later history of the manor was again successful and no less interesting. Boguslav Uwojn left the manor to his son Anthony. After his death, his wife Catherine married Ignatius Micewicz. Katherine, before her death, left the manor to her underage daughters, Uvainyt\u0117s and handed over their guardianship to her second husband, Ignatius Micewicz. Unfortunately, he later brought daughters to a monastery and took over Blinstrubi\u0161kiai manor. However, some time later, nobleman Casimir Anthony Burba from Pa\u0161u\u0161vis married one of daughters, Anna Uvainyt\u0117, thus liberating her from the monastery. In such way the manor returned to Uvainyt\u0117s and Ignatius Micewicz was sent to court. After marriage Blinstrubi\u0161kiai passed to the Burba family.<\/span><\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

Casimir Burba and Anna Uvainyt\u0117 got four children – son Klet (who later became a marshal of guvernorate’s nobility) and three daughters. One of daughters married to Cyprian Michael Janczewski, son of Raseiniai judge Franz Janczewski. In such way Blinstrubi\u0161kiai became a property of Janczewski family and stayed family’s property until a nationalization in 1940.
\nCyprian Janczewski was educated  by Adomas Mickevi\u010dius in Kaunas and Kra\u017eiai gymnasium, belong to secret society “Black brothers”. Later, for illegal activity was sentenced to death but sentence was changed to exile to Bobruisk. After returning from exile he was nobility marshal of Raseiniai district. Cyprian had two sons – Casimir and Edward (1846-1918).<\/p>\nngg_shortcode_3_placeholder\n

Professor Edward Glinka Janczewski was famous polish botanist. He was married to Jadwiga Szetkiewicz (1856-1941), the famous polish writer’s, Nobel prize winner Henryk Sienkiewicz wife’s sister. Jadwiga often invited to Blinstrubi\u0161kiai manor famous lithuanian poet Maironis.
\nAfter Edward with wife moved to Krakow (Poland), his brother Casimir took care of manor until death (1935). After his death his son, also Casimir took care of manor.
\nThis Casimir Janczewski had two son – Henrik (married Sofia Kosakovskyt\u0117 from \u017deimiai) and Thadeus (married Irena from Kra\u017eiai). Janczewski family owned an manor until II World War.
\nHenrik Janczewski remember that manor was wooden, built in 1740 (It is believed that the new manor was built in the old place by Boguslav Peter Blinstrub, a little earlier).<\/p>\n

Manor’s main house was described by Janczewski’s in such way. Building had stone foundation. Both the front and the back of the building had a large porch with stairs. The building was horizontally covered with broad planed boards. The manor was poorly equipped and only in the 19th century, white tile stoves were built in representation rooms. In one room, an antique type high brick fireplace was built. In the representation rooms walls were artistic painted and other rooms were simply painted.
\nIn front of the mansion, pyramidal poplars grew. There was a young linden alley towards Alsa river.  Around the manor number of larches and chestnuts grew. Chestnut was planted in an alley of Raseiniai-Vidukl\u0117 road passed once manor’s territory.<\/p>\n

The census of the parishioners of Vidukl\u0117 parish of 1865 revealed us who lived in Blinstrubi\u0161kiai manor at that time and at the same time revealed how rich and organized the manor was. In addition, a couple of secondary things has been revealed: 1. Blinstrubs still felt nostalgia for the old manor. A couple of them managed to get a job at the manor. Nobleman George Blinstrub (unidentified single, died in 1878) worked there as manciple and after his death ID106 Michael Stanislaus Blinstrub continued the job until death in 1886. 2. In the census, the manor is named as the manor of the head of the nobility of Raseiniai county. It shows its exceptional status among other manors of Raseiniai county.
\nBelow is a list of Blinstrubi\u0161kiai manor residents.
\n1. Wife of a nobleman, owner, widow Casimira Burbait\u0117 Janczewska
\n2. Wife of a nobleman Anna Blus
\n3. Vogt (manager) Franz Butinevi\u010dius
\n4. Clerk Constant Volotk
\n5. Manciple Georg Blinstrub (single, d. 1878)
\n6. Bailiff Geronimo Petrusevi\u010dius
\n7. Gardener Anthony Girkont
\n8. Assistant Cyprian Radavi\u010dius
\n9. Cook Anthony Narkevi\u010dius
\n10. Lackey Ignatius Pui\u0161ius
\n11. Carter Joseph Juozaitis
\n12. Gatekeeper Alexander Drukten
\n13. Chanceloir Dominic \u017dukauskas
\n14. Credensor Dominic Klemdov
\n15. Seamstress Julia Kovalevska
\n16. Maid Barbara Truskovska
\n17. Hofmistress Paulina Butovskyt\u0117 Krasovska
\nAnd more than 70 workers.<\/p>\n

Blinstrubi\u0161kiai now have large state owned retirement home which was established in the territory of the Blinstrubi\u0161kiai manor in 1946.  In 1968 old buildings were demolished and new buildings for 400 inhabitants has been built.<\/p>\n

The Blinstrubi\u0161kiai forest (official name) is located nearby. The photos show the former manor park, the white stone building is reconstructed former servants’ quarters.<\/p>\nngg_shortcode_4_placeholder\nngg_shortcode_5_placeholder\nngg_shortcode_6_placeholder\nngg_shortcode_7_placeholder\nngg_shortcode_8_placeholder\nngg_shortcode_9_placeholder\n

In 5th. of October of 2020, descendants of Blinstrubs de Towtwil family, through fund raising campaign and with active help of noblemen Juozas Kazimieras Blistrabas, Bronius, Adel\u0117, Vaida and Mindaugas Blistrubiai, Vincas Blinstrubas and family’s historian and genealogist \u0160ar\u016bnas Blinstrubas, raised a monumental stone in former Blinstrubi\u0161kiai manor place, in memory of noblemen Blinstrubs de Towtwil lived and prospered once in Vidukl\u0117 county.<\/p>\nngg_shortcode_10_placeholder\nngg_shortcode_11_placeholder\nngg_shortcode_12_placeholder\n

A list of all donors of Blinstrubs monumental stone (in alphabetical order)  can be found below.<\/p>\nngg_shortcode_13_placeholder\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Near Vidukl\u0117 in Raseiniai district, near the Raseiniai-Nemaks\u010diai road, until 1968 stood a large manor complex, which from ancient times was called Vidukl\u0117-Alsa, later Vidukl\u0117-Paals\u0117, and from the mid-1700s Blinstrubi\u0161kiai manor. 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