Schwabacher district

Ansbach-Bayreuth (after territorial reorganization) in 1805

The Schwabacher county was under Prussian administration one of six counties in the principality of Ansbach , headquartered in Schwabach .

history

The Schwabach district existed from 1797 to 1806. The district authority was called the district directorate. It was formed mainly from the upper offices of Burgthann , Cadolzburg and Schwabach . Some places were added that were previously under other rulers. Justice and administration were separated. The subordinate authorities included the judicial offices of Burgthann, Cadolzburg, Schwabach, Wöhrd / Gostenhof, the chamber offices of Burgthann, Cadolzburg, Schwabach and Wöhrd / Gostenhof and the magistrates of Langenzenn and Schwabach. The authorities were initially taken over by the new Kingdom of Bavaria , but on October 1, 1808, they were repealed. The Cadolzburg , Nuremberg , Schwabach regional courts and the Wilhermsdorf regional court were created in their place and were responsible for both administration and justice.

Places in the Schwabacher district

Burgthann Justice and Chamber Office

The district of the Justice and Chamber Office Burgthann is largely identical to that of the Ansbach Oberamt Burgthann . In 1801 it comprised 109 locations:

A falterbach's chapel Altenthann Altenfurth, Capelle and Herren-Haus Arnhofen   B achmühle Beinding Betenhofen Benzenhofen Pearwood Bisling Bleiweishof Brackenfelds Fire mill Brethalmühle Well Book (in part) Bühlhof Burgthann   D iepersdorf Dörlbach   E tzelsdorf   F eucht Feresmühle Fischbach Forsthof Fröschau Fuchsmühle

G Auchsenmühle Gehrsdorf Gibizenhof Track hammer Grosvockenhof Grüb Grünsberg or Cronsburg Gspanberg Gsteinach Gugelshof   H vein mill Hahnhof and mill Hallerhütte hammer Heimendorf Heinleinshof Sky garden Yards Hohenbruck, actually Ochenbruck   K emmath Kleinvockenhof Kothmühle Ball hammer   L aufenholz Leimburg Latvians Lochmannshof Lüdersheim and on the Au

M almspach Mauschelhof Meyersberg Mittelbüch Mögeldorf Morizenberg Moosbach   N essel mill Nezstall or corner stall   O Berbuerg Oberferrieden Oberheidelbach Oberlindelburg Obermühle Obermümberg Oberwöllnizleuthen   P artenhofen Pfeifferhütte Pözling   R asch(partly) Renzenhofen Richthausen Rockenbrunn Rösmühle Röttenbach near Altdorf Rubelshof Rummelsberg

S cherrau Schnackershof Schoenberg Schwarzenbach Shut up. Be quiet Spital and Lazareth near Altdorf Steinbach   T hulnau Tuzen or Duzetteich   U ngelstetten Lower castle Unsatisfied Unterheidelbach Unterlindelburg Untermümberg Unteröttenbach   W allersberg or Mallersberg Weigenhofen Weinhof Weissenbronn Westhaid Wetzendorf Winckelhaid Winn Weyerhaus   Z aveleins- or Zerzabelainshof Brickworks near Altdorf

Justice and Chamber Office Cadolzburg

The district of the Justice and Chamber Office Cadolzburg comprised the Oberamt Cadolzburg including parts that were disputed with the imperial city of Nuremberg until then . In 1801 there were 165 places in the district:

A ltenbergen Old fortress Ammerndorf Apply Atzenhof   B allersdorf Bernbach Betzendorf Bislohe Bleickershof Boellingsdorf Bonnhof Boxing village Braunsbach Bremenstatt Bronnenmühle Brunamberg Boy mill Book (in part) Surety Burgfarrnbach Burggrafenhof Burgstall Buschschwabach Buttendorf   C adolzburg Castenreuth Christmühle Clarspach Claushof Cronach   D eberndorf Defersdorf Dombach Doos Dürrnfarrnbach   E berts- or Eberhardtshof Egersdorf Erlach churches Ore conductor mill

F elsenhaus zu Stein Distant fever Flechsdorf Frizmannshof and mill Frohnhof or Plonhof   G algenhof near Herzogenaurach Gauchsmühle Gebersdorf Geis- or Gaismannshofen Gockenhof Goeckershof Gottmannsdorf Greimersdorf and mill Groshabersdorf Grosweißmannsdorf Gunnersdorf and Mühle Gutzberg   H ardhof Main village Hausen Hecholtshof near Ammerndorf Heinersdorf and Mühle Hengdorf Herboltshof Hildmannsdorf Höchstett also Höfstetten Höfen near Buschendorf (partly) Höfen near Fürth Courtly Hörleinsdorf Horbach Horn blessing Hut village   K agenhof Kehlmünz and mill Germ cell Core mill Kirchfarrnbach Kleinweißmannsdorf Kohlersmühle Königsmühle Crepe village Kreutles Kriegenbronn

L ag Foliage village Leonhard, St. Leuchendorf Leuchendorfer mill Lind hole Tan   M eiersberg Mosmühle Muggenhof Müncherlbach Münchzell   N embsdorf Neuhöflein Neumühle near Zirndorf News   O beraspach Oberhabersdorfer mill Obermichelbach Oberbüchlein Oberreichenbach Oedenreuth   P anter- or Banderach   R ehedorf Reindorf and Mühle Reuters or Raitersaich Rezel or Unterfembach Riedeldorf Rose village Rostall and Mühle Rotenberg   S ack Grinding or Fuchsmühle Schnepfenreuth Cut Swather mill Schweickhausen Seckendorf Seuckendorf

Siegeldorf and mill Siegersdorf Stadling stone Steinbach near Cadolzburg Steinbach near Herzogaurach Stinzendorf Stockach by Rostall Sündersbühl   T hon(partly) Trettendorf Trübendorf Tuchenbach   U nteraschbach Unterbuch Sub-booklet Unterschlauersbach   V ach Veitsbronn and Mühle Vinzensenbronn Vogtsreichenbach and mill   W achendorf Wasenmühle Weiherbuch Weihershof Weihersmühle Weiherbuch Weikershof Wine ornaments and mill Weiterndorf Wetersdorf Wendsdorf Wezendorf Wichen or guard village Wilhermsdorf and mill Wimpashof Winter village Wittinghof   Z autendorf Zirndorf and Mühle Zwiesselhof

Police Commission Fürth

The Fürth Police Commission was directly subordinate to the Ansbach War and Domain Chamber. It was responsible for the following 14 places:

Atzenhof Cronach Fuerth Grosreuth Kleinreuth Manhof Oberfürberg

Poppenreuth Ronhof Schweinau Barns Unterfarrnbach Unterfürberg Untermichelbach

Justice and Chamber Office Schwabach

The district of the Justice and Chamber Office Crailsheim included the Oberamt Schwabach and parts of the judges' office in Roßtal . In 1801 there were 108 places:

A lbersreuth All Saints Day   B ertholdsdorf Birkenlach Breitenlohe Büchenbach   C ammerstein Christian mill   D echendorf Deubenbach or Deutenbach Dietersdorf Dürrnhembach   e ckershof Erichs- or Jörschenmühle Eybach   F maybe mill Forsthof near Schwabach Fuerth   G alsosdorf Gaulnhofen near Rohr Gaulnhofen near Kornburg Gernhardsmühle Gibizenhof Gockenhof Godelsdorf Götzenreuth

Grosschwarzenlohe Gunzersreuth Gustenfelden   H aag Haberleinsmühle Hagershof Harm Heegersdorf Hengdorf Herpersdorf backyard Holzheim Hummelstein   I gelsdorf   K azwang Kleinschwarzenlohe King's Hammer Kornburg Kottensdorf Kreuth Toad stream Kühedorf   L eutelshof Leutsdorf Lichtenhof and Herrnhaus Limbach Lohehof

M aiach Mittelhembach Mühlhof   N asbach Nemsdorf Neppersreuth Nerret Neumühle near Dürrnhembach Neumühle near Götzenreuth Neuses near Kazwang   O berbaimbach Obermainbach Oberreichenbach Ottersdorf   P enzendorf Pillenreuth Plöckendorf Poppenreuth Prunst Puzenreuth   R aubershof Raubersrieth Rednizhembach Regelsbach Reichelsdorf Rößleinsmühle Röthenbach near St. Wolfgang pipe Rohrersmühle

S andreuth Shaft after Shadow courtyard Schopfhof Schwabach Disappearance Care Sperberslohe Steinbühl   T ennlohe   U exactly Ungerthal Unterbaimbach Unterfichtenmühle Untermainbach Unterreichenbach   V olkergau   W aikersreuth Walpersdorf Weiherhaus near Kornburg Weihersmühle hamlet Wendelstein Wild mountains Wolkersdorf, Ober and Unter Worzelsdorf

Justice and Chamber Office Wöhrd-Gostenhof

The district of the Justice and Chamber Office Wöhrd-Gostenhof comprised areas that had previously been claimed by the Imperial City of Nuremberg . There were 17 places in this:

Barracks Durnhof Feilhof Bottle yard Gaisbühl Galgenhof, the upper one Glockenhof Gostenhof Rag mill

Heiligenkreuz Himpfelhof Johannes, St. Church John's farm Shooting house Tafelhof and Wösp Pasture mill and many more isolated garden houses Woehrd

literature

• Address manual for the Franconian principalities of Ansbach and Bayreuth . Publishing house of the two orphanages, Ansbach and Bayreuth 1801, p. 65-80 ( digitized version ).
• Friedrich Eigler : Schwabach (=  Historical Atlas of Bavaria, part of Franconia . I, 28). Michael Laßleben, Kallmünz 1990, ISBN 3-7696-9941-6 , p. 439-440 .
• Willi Ulsamer (Ed.): 100 Years of the Schwabach District (1862–1962). A home book . Schwabach 1964, DNB  984880232 , p. 32 .

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Address manual , pp. 69f.
2. ↑ Address Handbook , pp. 71–73.
3. ↑ Address manual , p. 74.
4. ↑ Address manual , pp. 65f.
5. ↑ Address manual , p. 76.