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Hougaards Mølle, Vester Hassing, Denmark

Hougårds Mølle blev bygget i 1656 og i fællesskab med gården Haukrog. Senere købte amtmand Tomas Fanø møllen.

For vores familie startede historien om Hougårds Mølle, da det var en del af gården, som vores oldefar [Lars Peter Eriksen] købte i 1863, og i 1864 blev han kaldt op som soldat. Vi kan følge hans eventyr gennem breve fra Dybbøl, hvor Danmark var i krig. I mellemtiden kæmpede vores oldemor [Inger Marie Ottosdatter] økonomisk for at drive gården alene. Gården, com havde navnet Hougårds Mølle, blev overtaget af vores bedstefar, dyrlæge Jens Eriksen, som havde folk til at drive gården, da han var dyrlæge for distriktet. Bedstefar Jens Eriksen havde to sønner, begge dyrlæger, men heller ikke landmænd. Gården var bare en del af vores liv, og hvor vi tilbragte mange dage og gode tider med vores bedsteforældre.

I 1946 købte Marcus Kåsgård gården og møllen og solgte den kort efter til sin søn Magnus Kåsgård, som i 1952 solgte den til Holger Badsbjerg, som drev et mønsterlandbrug I mange år.

Jeg husker tydeligt møllen, da den var i brug og ejet af Møller Madsen, der boede i et lille hjem ved siden af møllen. Nu er det væk, og kun fundamentet er tilbage og ejes af en pensioneret radiomekaniker fra Klarup.

Skrevet af Lars Eriksen, Kolding, den 22. april 2017



Hougårds Mølle [mill] was built in 1656 and in conjunction with the farm Haukrog. Later, county clerk Tomas Fanø bought the mill.

For our family, the story of Hougårds Mølle started when it was part of the farm that our great-grandfather [Lars Peter Eriksen] bought in 1863 and in 1864 he was called up as a soldier. We can follow his adventures through letters from Dybbøl, where Denmark was at war. Meanwhile our great-grandmother [Inger Marie Ottosdatter] was struggling economically, to run the farm by herself. The farm, which had the name Hougårds Mølle, was taken over by our grandfather, Veterinarian Jens Eriksen, who had people to run the farm as he was the veterinarian for the district. Grandfather Jens Eriksen had two sons, both who were veterinarians but neither were farmers. The farm was just part of our lives and where we spent many days and good times with our grandparents.
In 1946 Marcus Kåsgård bought the farm and mill and shortly afterwards sold it to his son Magnus Kåsgård, who in 1952 sold the farm to Holger Badsbjerg, who ran a model farm for many years.

I clearly remember the mill, when it was in use and owned by Møller Madsen who lived in a small home next to the mill. Now it's gone and only the foundation is left and is owned by a retiree radio mechanic from Klarup.

Written by Lars Eriksen, Kolding, April 22, 2017

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