Brinkhall ownership history

1566–1608  Hans Eriksson (knighted in 1576, one of the Brinkala family)

1608–1615   Krister Hansson (Brinkala family), cavalry captain, married to Brita Cruus af Edeby

1615–1623    Jesper Cruus af Edeby, National Treasurer, and brother to Brita Cruus

1623–1645   Brita De la Gardie, (Jesper’s widow)

1645–1661   Catharina Oxenstierna, countess, (the widow of Brita’s son from her second marriage)

1661–1716     Anna Maria Cruus af Gudhem, baroness

1716–1729    the heirs of Anna Maria Cruus

1730–1736   Johan Henrik Hamilton af Hageby, Major General, son-in-law to Anna Maria’s son

1737–1746   Hamilton’s heirs

1746–1761    Julius Fredrik Ritz, Regiment Surgeon

1762–1766   Henrik Johan Kreij, mill owner

1767–1792    Joachim von Glan, Judge of Appeal (Henrik Johan’s son-in-law)

1793–1831    Gabriel Bonsdorff, nobility name von Bonsdorff, professor, Archiatre

1831–1845    von Bonsdorff’s heirs

1846–1848  Carl Johan Sallmén, mill owner (son-in-law of Gabriel von Bonsdorff)

1848–1873   Fredrika Wilhelmina Sallmén, (daughter of Gabriel von Bonsdorff, widow of Carl Johan Sallmén)

1873–1886   Bengt Johan Krook, Major General

1886–1887   Gerda Matilda Krook, (Bengt Johan’s daughter)

1887–1888   Karl Gustav Nyman, Public Prosecutor

1888–1894   Waldemar Spoof, Executive Secretary

1894–1902   Ebba Maria Spoof, (widow of Waldemar)

1902–1915    Feodor Maximilian Aminoff, Baron, Police Commissioner

1915–1926    Emil Sarlin, industrial magnate

1926–1967   Georg Werner Ramberg, business executive, and his wife Ellen Ulrika Margaretha (born Junnelius)

1967–2001   The City of Turku

2001–            The Finnish Cultural Heritage Foundation (took possession in 2003)

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