Egeskov Castle - List of Owners

List of Owners

From To Owner
ca. 1405 Lydike and Jørgen Skinkel
ca. 1470 Johan Sinkel
1516 Otto and Poul Skinkel
1518 1533 Laurids Skinkel
1533 1536 Hilleborg Pedersdatter Bille and her daughters Anne, Hilleborg and Rigborg
1536 1545 Anne, Hilleborg and Rigborg
1545 1569 Frands Brockenhuus
1569 1604 Laurids Brockenhuus
1604 1615 Laurids Brockenhuus's heirs
1615 1615 Hans Pogwish
1616 1630 Jacob Ulfeldt
1630 1640 The children of Jacob Ulfeldt
1640 1648 Laurids Ulfeldt
1648 1656 Oluf Parsberg
1656 1666 Otto Krag
1666 1688 Anna Rosenkrantz
1688 1713 Niels Krag the Elder
1713 1722 The widow of Niels Krag
1722 1740 Niels Krag the Younger
1740 1784 Sofie Juel
1784 1789 Henrik Bille-Brahe
1789 1810 Car. Agnese Raben
1810 1857 Preben Bille-Brahe
1857 1871 Fr. Siegfried Bille-Brahe
1871 1882 Frantz Preben Bille-Brahe
1882 1912 Jul. Ahlefeldt-Laurvig-Bille
1912 1919 C. Jessy Bille-Brahe
1919 1946 Fr. Pr. Ahlefeldt-Laurvig-Bille
1946 1985 Gregers and Nonni Ahlefeldt-Laurvig-Bille
1985 1994 Claus and Louisa Ahlefeldt-Laurvig-Bille
1994 — Michael and Caroline Ahlefeldt-Laurvig-Bille

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