Wassertrüdinger Circle

Ansbach-Bayreuth (after territorial reorganization) in 1805

The Wassertrüdinger Kreis was one of six districts in the Principality of Ansbach under Prussian administration with its seat in Wassertrüdingen .

history

The Wassertrüdinger Kreis existed from 1797 to 1806. The district authority was called Kreisdirektorium. It was formed from the head offices of Wassertrüdingen and Hohentrüdingen . Justice and administration were separated. The sub-authorities were the justice offices of Heidenheim, Wassertrüdingen, the chamber offices of Heidenheim, Wassertrüdingen and the Wassertrüdingen magistrate. The authorities were initially taken over by the new Kingdom of Bavaria , but on October 1, 1808, they were repealed. The Wassertrüdingen and Heidenheim regional courts were created in their place and were responsible for both administration and justice. Enhofen came to the regional court of Ellingen , Eßlingen, Siebeneichhöfe and Solnhofen to the regional court of Monheim .

Places of the Wassertrüdinger district

Justice and Chamber Office Wassertrüdingen

The district of the Wassertrüdingen Justice and Chamber Office is largely identical to that of the Wassertrüdingen District Office. In 1801 it comprised 96 places:

A ltentrüdingen Ammelbruch   B audenhard Tree or sieve yard Beierberg Bernhardswinden Birkach Botzenweiler Brennhof Well Burck Burgstallmühle   C arlsholz Clarmühle   D ambach Dennelohe Dorfkemmathen Dührn   E hung Shrinkage of honor Eybburg   F lins mill Friedrichsthal Fröschau

G elzhofen Gelzmühle Gerolfingen Grüb Gugelmühle   H aardhof Hallspach Hammer mill Haslach Heinersdorf Huettlingen   I swung   K altenkreuth Keitelsbach Koenigshofen Kreuthof Kreuthmühle Kröttenbach Ball mill Küssenhof   L angfurthand mill Laufenbuerg Lehenmühle between Knittelsbach and Neustädtlein Lentersheim

Limburg and Schaafhof Lohemühle near Dinkelsbühl Lohemühle by the Wizmannsmühle   M atzmannsdorf Miegendorf   N eumühle bey sub-Michelbach Neumühle above Wailtingen Neustädtlein Nordstetten   O beraumühle Oberkemmathen Ober- or Kleinlellenfeld Oberkönigshofen Obermichelbach Obermögersheim Oberschwaningen Oehlmühle Opfenried   P ulvermühle by Dinkelsbühl or Muntschi   R öckingen Rohrbach Rottenbach Röttnersdorf

S chadelsches manor house near Dünkelsbühl Dinkelsbühl shooting house Grinding mill Schlierberg Lard grinder Sliding roof Schwandmühle Sinnbronn Stockach Stockenmühle   T iefweg   U ngerhof Lower or greater field Untermichelbach Unterschwaningen   V illersbronn   W alk mill Wassertrüdingen Pond or Weishaus Weihermühle Which wood Wittelshofen Wizmannsmühle Wolfershof Worschhofen

Justice and Chamber Office Heidenheim

The district of the Justice and Chamber Office Heidenheim is largely identical to that of the Oberamt Hohentrüdingen. In 1801 it comprised 80 places:

A uernheim   B erolzheim Bronnhof Bühlhüttenmühle   C atharine Capelle Cronhof   D egersheim Dittenheim Dökingen Dornmühle   E genthal Ehlau or Ehlheim Enhofen Donkeys Owl Court   F. albenthal Fuchsmühle   G ärtnershof Gailsheim Gnotzheim

Grosholzhof G'stadt   H agenhof Rabbit mill near Hechlingen Hechlingen Heidenheim Heinrichshof Tall wood Hohentrüdingen Hussingen   K irschenmühle Kohlhof Krämershof Kreuthof Kurzenaltheim   L eonleinsberg or Bergershof Ludelsmühle   M arienbronn My home Möhrenbergershof

N ährmühle   O belshof Oberweiler Oberappenberg Oberheumödern Ostheim   P apiermühle near Wolfsbronn Pole singing   R angmühle Rohrach Tube or bale mill Rossmanns- or Rossmeiersdorf   S AEG or tearing mill Sawmill near Windischhausen Sawmill near Wolfsbronn Sammenheim Schecken- or Hehrmühle Schlittenhard Siebeneichhof Solnhofen

Spielberg Steel mill   T rendel Treuchtlingen   U nterheumödern Untermühle near Meinheim Unter- or Ruvelsmühle near Windischhausen Ursheim   W eiherhaus or Lohemühle Weilerau Westheim Wettelsheim Wieshof Wiesmühle Windischhausen Wind field Wolfsbronn   Z iegel- or Schnekenmühle Brick hut Customs mill

literature

• Address manual for the Franconian principalities of Ansbach and Bayreuth . Publishing house of the two orphanages, Ansbach and Bayreuth 1801, p. 93-100 ( digitized version ).

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Address Handbook , pp. 93–94.
2. ↑ Address Handbook , pp. 96–97.