Saarbrücken Mayor's Office

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The mayor Saarbruecken in district Saarbrücken in Trier in the Prussian Rhine province was a mayor with two towns, two villages, hamlets 2, 3 and 7 yards Bauer goods that 657 fires and 8,614 inhabitants had (as of 1828).

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  • Saarbrücken , a city on the Saar , over which a stone bridge leads, which connects this city with the city of St. Johann , which is to be regarded as a suburb of that city. Both cities have a total of 510 private houses, 40 buildings for state or municipal purposes, 29 factory buildings, mills and private warehouses. The number of inhabitants was 7163 (in 1828).
    • Saarbrücken alone has 1 evang. Parish church, 1 synagogue, 310 private houses, 4,110 inhabitants (in 1828), a grammar school, a midwifery teaching institution, a detention center, iron and alum factories, cloth factories, tobacco factories, trade in coal, wood and iron, shipping and nearby coal and iron mines. The city is u. a. Seat of the district authority and a court of justice for the mayorships of Saarbrücken, Völklingen, Gersweiler, Klein-Blittersdorf, Arnual and Ludweiler. The town includes: the Rodenhof and Teutschhaus farms, the tobacco factory Sensenwerk, the no longer operated Drahtzug factory and the Teutsch mill.
  • St. Johann has 1 Protestant, 1 Catholic parish church, 200 private houses, 1 brick factory, 3053 inhabitants (in 1828). The town includes: the Krämershaus farm, the Kohlwaage coal defeat, the Ober-, Mittel-, Unter- and Säg-Mühle.
  • Malstatt , a village on the Saar, with 1 Evangel. Parish church, 48 feet, 339 inh ., A soot factory , a brick factory and a grinding mill. These include the Kaisershäuschen, Neuerrodenhof and Rastpfuhl farms with 4 Fst., 32 inh .
  • Burbach , a village on the Saar, with the Ludwigsberger Torhaus, 1 grinding and oil mill, 1 brick factory, 44 feet, 358 inh. These include the 2 farms Fischerhaus with 2 feet, 15 in.
  • Rußhütte , a hamlet with the Rushütterhof, 26 feet, 346 inhabitants, and coal mines.
  • Brebach , a hamlet on the influence of the Scheidter Bach in the Saar, with the Karchers fulling and oil mill, the Kronen and fulling mill, 45 feet, 361 inh. And the iron hammer, rolling and cutting factory Halberg .

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  • Friedrich von Restorff : Topographical-statistical description of the royal Prussian Rhine provinces . Nicolai, Berlin 1830

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Bavarian State Library