alfred hage and his wife vilhelmine faber took many initiatives that benefitted the community and were held in high regards by the locals. their son, alfred peter anton hage, began to sell the tenant farms to the farmers towards the end of the century. the last tenant farms were not sold until 1919, making oremandsgaard one of the last estates in denmark to have tenant farms. alfred peter anton hage, like his parents, engaged in charitable work among the farmers on his estate, providing economic support for the sick, poor and children and establishing a public library.