Greve Lance Haugwitz-Hardenberg-Reventlow f. 24 feb. 1936 England d. 24 jul. 1972 Aspen, Pitkin County, Colorado, USA: Slægten Reventlow

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Slægten Reventlow:

Cay Friederich Reventlow(1753 - 1834)

Andre slægter:

Laurits Lauritsen de Thurah(1706 - 1759)

Slotte og Herregårde

Sandbjerg

Kilde: Sandbjerg Gods Historie - Grevskabet Reventlow - Sandbjerg

Sandbjerg Slot kan spores tilbage til 1500-tallet. Omkring år 1500 nævnes Sandbjerggaard første gang, og i 1564 overdrog Kong Frederik II en trediedel af den kongelige del af hertugdømmerne til sin bror Hertug Hans den Yngre (1545-1622), der således kom i besiddelse af Ærø, Als og Sundeved i hertugdømmet Slesvig.

Hertugen lod bygge den dæmning ud mod Alssund, som endnu findes. Herved blev en vig af sundet omdannet til Møllesøen. Hans vandmølle, hvis rester endnu kan ses, var i drift, til den brændte i 1916.

Ved Hertug Hans' død i 1622 tilfaldt Sandbjerg hans efterkommere af den sønderborgske linie. Da en af disse, Hertug Christian Adolf, i 1667 gik konkurs, overgik Sandbjerg til kronen. Godset blev få år efter, i 1673, solgt til amtmand – senere storkansler – Conrad Reventlow (1644-1708) i Haderslev. Han fik kongens tilladelse til at oprette et len af Sandbjerg og sine øvrige besiddelser i Sundeved, grevskabet Reventlow-Sandbjerg. Hertug Hans' Sandbjerg lå, hvor Sandbjerggaard nu ligger – på den anden side af Møllesøen. I 1788 lod Conrad Georg Reventlow opføre et palæ på pynten ud til Alssund. Bygmester var Christian August Bohlsmann fra Sønderborg. Forpagterboligen, der opførtes i 1783, indgår sammen med Palæet, de øvrige økonomibygninger og parken i et samlet anlæg mellem Møllesøen og Alssund – det nuværende Sandbjerg Gods.

Slægten Reventlow ejede Sandbjerg helt frem til 1930.

1787-88 gennemførte Conrad Georg Reventlow Sandbjerggårds udparcellering, hvorved 300 tdr. af hovmarken blev solgt til bønderne i 14 parceller. Husmændene fik godt 100 tdr., og resten, ca. 186 tdr.. Skovene og Møllesøen blev liggende som stamparcel under hovedgården. Den nuværende hovedbygning, Palæet, er opført fra 1787 til 1788 efter tegninger af Christian August Bohlsmann og fredet.

I årene fra 1864 til 1920 førte stedet en ret omskiftelig tilværelse som højskole, husholdningsskole og hestestutteri.
Ved lensafløsningen i 1924 overgik Sandbjerg til fri ejendom, og efter Christian-Einar Reventlows død i 1929 blev Sandbjerg solgt til den københavnske overretssagfører Knud Dahl og hans hustru, Ellen Dahl, født Dinesen. Ellen Dahls søster var Karen Blixen. Efter Knud Dahls død åbnede hun Sandbjerg for kulturpersonligheder og videnskabsmænd, og i 1954 skænkede hun godset til Aarhus Universitet. Ved hendes død i 1959 overtog universitetet den fulde dispositionsret over Sandbjerg Gods.

Heraldik

Grevskabet Valløs våben

Grevskabet Valløs våben

Dronning Anna Sophie f. Reventlow blev i 1713 udnævnt til Grevinde af Vallø

Gravsten og epitafier

von Qualen, Caroline Hilleborg Juliane Franziska


   HER GIEMMES STØVET AF
CAROLINE FRANCISCA JULIANE
HILDEBORG VON QUALEN
CONVENTUALINDE I PREETZ
DATTER AF
OTTO VON QUALEN
OG FREDERIKKE FØDT VON HAMMERSTEIN
FØDT 12 NOVBR 1800
OG DØD DEN 21 MAI 1881

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Fødsel 24 feb. 1936 England

Død 24 jul. 1972 Aspen, Pitkin County, Colorado, USA

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Begravelse Woodlawn Cemetery Bronx, Bronx County, New York, USA

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Halvsøskende 1 halvbror (Familie til Curt Heinrich Eberhard Erdmann Georg Haugwitz-Hardenberg-Reventlow og Margaret Astor Drayton)

1. Richard Curt Robert Haugwitz-Hardenberg-Reventlow

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Name: Lance Reventlow Nationality: United States of America Date of birth: February 24, 1936 - London Born. To Barbara Button Mdivani Haugwitz-Reventlow, 23, Woolworth heiress ($20,000,000); and CountCourt Haugwitz-Reventlow, 38; their first child, a boy; in London. Weight: 7½ Ib. Name: none, until the Count & Countess "have discussed the matter more thoroughly."
Date of death: July 24, 1972 - Colorado Barbara Hutton inherited $40m ($800m at today's prices) when she was 21 from her grandfather Frank Winfield Woolworth, founder of the Woolworth store chain. Sheled a jet set lifestyle and at 24 was already married and divorced. Her second marriage was to the Danish nobleman Count Court Haugwitz-Reventlow and the couple was living in a house near London's Marble Arch when their son Lance was born. Worried about threats to kidnap the child, she decided to move and built the magnificent Winfield House in Regents Park (today the official residence of the United States ambassador to Britain). The couple lived in the house for two years but the marriage broke up as the Second World War began and Hutton took her son with her to America where she married film star Cary Grant two years later. That marriage did not last either and she married three more times while Reventlow was growing up. He became interested in racing when he was 19. He competed in clubevents in California and became pals with James Dean. On the day he died Dean met Reventlow while out driving around the hills of California. Two years later Reventlow flew to Europe and bought a Maserati sportscar but this was quickly destroyed in a crash at Snetterton. That summer he drove a factory Cooper Formula 2 car at various races in Britain and then went back to the United States with theidea of building his own cars. Reventlow Automobile Inc. produced the Scarab sportscar and in the late 1950s this enjoyed some success on the US racing scene. The company then decided to build Formula1 cars and embarked on an ambitious program with a front-engineered machine. By the time the car appeared in mid-1960 it was out of date and uncompetitive compared to rear-engined cars. Reventlow ended up trying a factory Cooper at the British GP before flying back to the United States. The team was back in Europe in 1961 with Chuck Daigh driving in the Inter-Continental Formula but he crashed thecar at Silverstone and Reventlow and the team went back to America. A new sportscar was built but Reventlow soon lost interest in motor racing. He was often in the gossip columns in the United Statesand was briefly married to actress Jill St John. He died in 1972 when the Cessna 206 in which he was a passenger crashed in a storm in the Rocky Mountains.

Kilde: http://www.grandprix.com/gpe/drv-revlan.html

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Lance Reventlow, born February 24, 1936 in London – died July 24, 1972 near Aspen, Colorado, United States, was a wealthy playboy, entrepreneur, and Formula One race car driver.

Count Lance von Haugwitz-Hardenberg-Reventlow was the only child of Danish nobleman Curt von Haugwitz-Hardenberg-Reventlow and American socialite Barbara Hutton who almost died giving birth to her son. Born at Winfield House in London, built by his mother and named for her grandfather Frank Winfield Woolworth, his parent's marriage was a tumultuous one, filled with his mother's growing alcohol anddrug addiction. She had inherited the Woolworth department store fortune and was then one of the wealthiest women in the world. The marriage, Barbara Hutton's second of seven, did not last and the child became the subject of a bitter custody battle.

Left to be raised by nannies and boarding schools, Lance Reventlow was six years old when his mother married actor Cary Grant who took the already troubled boy under his wing. Reventlow's mother and Grant divorced on July 11, 1945 and two days later the then nine-year-old was abducted by his biological father and taken to Canada but later returned. Grant remained close to Reventlow, who spent a great deal of time in the Los Angeles area.

In 1948, at age 12, Reventlow was introduced to the world of Grand Prix motor racing when his mother married Prince Igor Troubetzkoy who won the Targa Florio that year. As a teenager, Reventlow's money afforded him the latest in exotic cars that led to his involvement in motor racing.

In Hollywood, Reventlow became friends with fellow auto enthusiast James Dean and competed in club events around California. On September 30, 1955 Lance Reventlow was one of the last people to speak to Dean when they met on their way to an auto race in Salinas, California. Dean was killed a few hours later in his racing Porsche 550 Spyder.

Reventlow eventually decided to go to Europe to race cars and spent a season driving Cooper Formula 2 cars. He then returned to the United States and set up his own company in Venice, California to construct Chevrolet-powered race cars he named Scarab . Along with hired driver Chuck Daigh, the two were initially successful in racing. Daigh won the 1958 Riverside Grand Prix in California and Carroll Shelby drove a Scarab to first place at Continental Divide Raceways in Castle Rock, Colorado, breaking a course record.

In 1959, Lance Reventlow visited the mother he barely knew at her new mansion in Cuernavaca, Mexico . Having just divorced her sixth husband, Reventlow confronted his mother over his upbringing and after a heated argument the two parted company. Already in the media spotlight because of his mother and the family wealth, shortly after the confrontation with his mother, Reventlow married actress Jill St. John. The glamorous couple were the focus of much media attention and his racing team was much talked about for having built the first Formula One racecar in America. Shifting operations overseas to Britain, Reventlow's team raced the Scarab cars in Formula One with little success and in 1962 he shut down the operation, leased the California facilities to Carroll Shelby, and quit auto racingaltogether.

Reventlow's marriage to Jill St. John ended in divorce in 1963. In 1964, he married ex-Mouseketeer Cheryl Holdridge, and mostly remained out of the glare of publicity for several years. An avid Alpineskier, hiker, and pilot, Reventlow maintained a home in Aspen, Colorado. It was there in 1972 that according to the NTSB report, Reventlow was a passenger in a Cessna 206 piloted by an inexperienced 27-year-old student who flew into a blind canyon and stalled the aircraft while trying to turn around. The small plane plunged to the ground, killing Lance Reventlow and the others aboard. His widow later married Manning J. Post , a major figure in the Democratic Party in California.

Person-ID I15333 Reventlow | Efterkommer efter Conrad Reventlow

Sidst ændret 13 sep. 2020

Far	Curt Heinrich Eberhard Erdmann Georg Haugwitz-Hardenberg-Reventlow f. 28 sep. 1895 d. 13 aug. 1969, New York, USA (Alder 73 år)
Mor	Barbara Woolworth - Hutton f. 14 nov. 1912 d. 11 maj 1979 (Alder 66 år)
Familie-ID	F32481	Gruppeskema \| Familietavle

Familie 1	Jill Arlyn Oppenheim
Familie-ID	F26521	Gruppeskema \| Familietavle
Sidst ændret	25 jan. 2015

Familie 2	Cheryl Lynn Phelps f. 20 jun. 1944 d. 6 jan. 2009 (Alder 64 år)
Ægteskab	7 nov. 1964
Alder ved vielsen	Han: 28 år og 9 måneder - Hun: 20 år og 5 måneder.
Familie-ID	F31797	Gruppeskema \| Familietavle
Sidst ændret	25 jan. 2015

Begivenhedskort

	Fødsel - 24 feb. 1936 - England
	Død - 24 jul. 1972 - Aspen, Pitkin County, Colorado, USA
	Begravelse - - Woodlawn Cemetery Bronx, Bronx County, New York, USA