Amt Moisburg
Moisburg was founded in the 13th century and a castle was built there in the 14th century. The Amt probably dates from that time.
Amt Moisburg was part of Lüneburg-Celle until 1560, when it was added to Lüneburg-Harburg. In 1642, it reverted to Lüneburg-Celle where it remained until the Napoleonic occupation.
Amt Moisburg was divided into three Vogteien. The largest of those (Hollenstedt) was augmented at some point between 1593 and 1667 by several villages previously part of Vogtei Tostedt in Amt Harburg. Being unable to pinpoint the exact year, however, I assume it occurred when the two Ämter involved rejoined Lüneburg-Celle in 1642.
List of villages in Vogtei Hollenstedt
- Appel 1527 - 1803
- Dierstorf 1527 - 1803
- Drestedt 1642 - 1803
- Emmen 1527 - 1803
- Eversen [Hollenstedt] 1527 - 1803
- Grauen 1527 - 1803
- Halvesbostel 1642 - 1803
- Hollenstedt 1527 - 1803
- Holtorfsbostel 1642 - 1803
- Holvede 1527 - 1803
- Kakenstorf 1527 - 1803
- Meinenbüttel 1527 - 1803
- Ohlenbüttel 1527 - 1803
- Oldendorf [Hollenstedt] 1527 - 1803
- Rade [Wulmstorf] 1527 - 1803
- Rahmstorf 1527 - 1803
- Regesbostel 1527 - 1803
- Sprötze 1642 - 1803
- Trelde 1642 - 1803
- Wennerstorf 1527 - 1803
- Wenzendorf 1527 - 1803
- Wohlsebostel 1527 - 1803
List of villages in Vogtei Moisburg
- Daensen 1527 - 1803
- Moisburg 1527 - 1803
- Podendorf 1527 - 1803
List of villages in Vogtei Elstorf
- Ardestorf 1527 - 1803
- Daerstorf 1527 - 1803
- Eilendorf 1527 - 1803
- Elstorf 1527 - 1803
- Fischbeck [Hamburg] 1527 - 1803
- Immenbeck 1527 - 1803
- Ketzendorf 1527 - 1803
- Neugraben [Moisburg%] 1527 - 1803
- Ovengönne 1527 - 1803
- Schwiederstorf 1527 - 1803
- Wulmstorf 1527 - 1803
Chronological list of countries to which Amt Moisburg belonged
- Duchy of Brunswick-Lüneburg/Principality of Celle 1527 - 1560
- Duchy of Brunswick-Lüneburg/Principality of Celle-Harburg 1560 - 1642
- Duchy of Brunswick-Lüneburg/Principality of Celle 1642 - 1705
- Electorate of Hannover 1705 - 1803