Cent Donnersdorf
The Cent Donnersdorf was a high court district in the Hochstift Würzburg .
history
The cent was originally owned by the Bamberg monastery and was probably exchanged for Würzburg in 1017. Regarding the place Prölsdorf , the cent jurisdiction with Bamberg was disputed, until in a recess in 1685 the affiliation to the Würzburgischen Cent Donnersdorf was finally determined.
The limits of the cents did not coincide with the certain official limits . The places of the Sprengels des Centgericht belonged to the Wurzburg offices of Gerolzhofen , Mainberg , Oberschwarzach and Zabelstein . The places belonged to the cent
- Altmannsdorf
- Steam stream
- Donnersdorf
- Dugendorf
- Falkenstein
- Geißfeld
- Garbach
- Haudersmühle
- Horhausen
- Headwind
- Klebheim
- Wohnau
- Prölsdorf
- Klein-Reinfeld
- Reinhardswinde
- Schindelsee (from 1731, in dispute with the Bamberg office of Burgebrach )
- Ober- and Untersteinbach
- Playground (from 1731, in dispute with the Burgebrach office of Bamberg)
- Traustadt
- A lot
- Zapfmannsdorf
In 1575 the following were also mentioned:
- Hauxmoormühle (today desert)
- Karbach
- Klebheimerhof
There were 14 lay judges in the cent . These were hereditary judges. A part of the centorte was only subject to the cent to a limited extent. The criminals handed these over to the Zabelstein Office , where the local bailiff spoke right. By default, the Centgericht met twice a year. In good weather the negotiation took place "uf der Schrannen", in bad weather in the town hall of Donnersdorf.
As a field name, "Im Stockach", about 1,600 meters northwest of the church, indicates this court.
literature
- Alexander Tittmann: Haßfurt: the former district - Historical Atlas of Bavaria (HAB), 2002, ISBN 9783769668513 , pp. 289-291, 486, digitized