Oberamt Neuhof (Principality of Bayreuth)

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The Oberamt Neuhof was one of the 13 administrative areas of the Principality of Bayreuth .

history

The Dietenhofen and Bonnhof caste offices originally formed the Bonnhof provost of Heilsbronn monastery . The Neuhof caste office and the Markt Erlbach bailiff originally formed the Neuhof provost's office. With the secularization of the monastery through the Reformation, the offices fell to the Principality of Bayreuth.

In 1720 the Oberamt Neuhof was formed. Most recently, the sovereignty ( high court , lower court outside the Etter , church sovereignty , tax sovereignty, etc.) extended to an area that roughly corresponded to the district court of Markt Erlbach .

In the manorial rule of individual properties there were foreign lords , and the Oberamt Neuhof also had manorial claims outside of its Fraisch district.

From 1791/92 the Principality of Bayreuth was administered by the Prussian state as Ansbach-Bayreuth . The Oberamt Neuhof was thus incorporated into the Neustadt district .

Stadtvogteiamt Markt Erlbach

The Stadtvogteiamt Markt Erlbach exercised the high court over all places of the Oberamt Neuhof.

It held the village and community rule over the following places: Altziegenrück , Buchen , Markt Erlbach , Eschenbach , Hagenhofen , Klausaurach , Mettelaurach , Morbach , Oberulsenbach .

The Stadtvogtei Office Erlbach had in the following places manors (in brackets the number of property is stated):

  • Immediately: Altziegenrück (10), Buchen (5), Markt Erlbach (73), Eschenbach (8), Hagenhofen (9), Klausaurach (6), Losaurach (3), Mettelaurach (14), Morbach (2), Neidhardswinden ( ?), Oberulsenbach (3), Pilsenmühle (1).
  • Indirectly: Market Erlbach Council: Market Erlbach (10); Parish market Erlbach: Klausaurach (2).

Box office Neuhof

The Neuhof caste office ruled the following towns and villages: Adelsdorf , Altkatterbach , Altselingsbach , Andorf (partly), Dietenholz (partly), Dippoldsberg , Einersdorf (partly), Frickendorf (e.g. T.), Haidt , Herpersdorf , Hirschneuses , Hohenroth , Jobstgreuth , Kettenhöfstetten , Kirchfarrnbach , Kreben , Lentersdorf , Linden , Meiersberg , Neuhof an der Zenn , Neukatterbach , Neuselingsbach , Neuziegenrück , Oberfeldbrecht , Oberndorf , Oberschlauersbach (partly), Rothenhof , Ruppersdorf , Rütteldorf , Seubersdorf , Siedelbach , Spielberg , Stöckach (partly), Unterfeldbrecht , Unterulsenbach , Vockenroth , Wilhelmsgreuth .

The Neuhof caste office had manors in the following places (the number of properties is given in brackets):

  • Immediately: Adelsdorf (8), Altkatterbach (4), Altselingsbach (11), Altziegenrück (10), Andorf (4½), Auerbach (1), Ballersdorf (1), Dietenhofen (8), Dietenholz (5), Dietrichshof (1 ), Dippoldsberg (14), Dürrnbuch (2), Dürrnfarrnbach (4), Eichelberg (2), Einersdorf (1), Eschenbach (9), Flachslanden (1), Frickendorf (2), Götteldorf (1), Hagenhofen (4 ), Haidt (2), Herpersdorf (12), Hirschneuses (26), Hohenroth (10), Hüttendorf (6), Jobstgreuth (17), Kemmathen (1), Kettenhöfstetten (20), Kirchfarrnbach (1), Kreben (6 ), Lentersdorf (5), Linden (36), Markt Erlbach (14), Mausdorf (5), Meiersberg (8), Neuhof (80), Neukatterbach (17), Neuselingsbach (6), Neuziegenrück (9), Oberfeldbrecht ( 11), Oberndorf (3), Oberreichenbach (4), Oberschlauersbach (8), Rothenhof (1), Ruppersdorf (8), Rütteldorf (7), Seubersdorf (10), Siedelbach (7), Spielberg (3), Stöckach ( 1), Unterfeldbrecht (15), Unterschlauersbach (1), Unterulsenbach (9), Vockenroth (3), Wilhelmsgreuth (7), Wittinghof (1).
  • Indirect: Parish of Markt Erlbach: Klausaurach (2), Oberroßbach (3); Parish Kirchfarrnbach: Kirchfarrnbach (5), Kreben (1); Parish Linden : Kappersberg (1); Parish of Trautskirchen: Einersdorf (1).

Box office Dietenhofen-Bonnhof

Dietenhofen office

The Dietenhofen office held the village and community rulership over the following places: Adelmannsdorf , Dietenhofen , Ebersdorf , Frickendorf (partly) Götteldorf , Haunoldshofen , Leonrod , Neudorf , Rüdern .

The Dietenhofen office had manors in the following places (the number of properties is given in brackets):

  • Immediately: Adelmannsdorf (3), Dietenhofen (56), Ebersdorf (9), Frickendorf (3), Götteldorf (10), Haunoldshofen (2), Kehlmünz (2), Kirchfembach (2), Kleinhaslach (3), Leonrod (24 ), Methlach (1), Neudietenholz (1), Neudorf (9), Rüdern (5), Unterfeldbrecht (1), Unternbibert (1), Vincenzenbronn (2), Walburgswinden (1)
  • Intermediate: Parish of Dietenhofen : Dietenhofen (1), Götteldorf (3), Kleinhaslach (5), Oberreichenbach (4), Oberschlauersbach (1), Seubersdorf (1), Unterschlauersbach (2).

Bonnhof Office

The Bonnhof office held the village and community rule over the following places: Betzendorf , Bonnhof , Böllingsdorf , Bürglein , Clarsbach , Gottmannsdorf , Hörleinsdorf , Kehlmünz , Kleinhaslach , Kleinweismannsdorf , Markttriebendorf , Müncherlbach , Neuhöflein , Raitersaich , Schwaighausen , Unterschlauersbach .

The Bonnhof office had manors in the following places (the number of properties is given in brackets):

  • Immediately: Betzendorf (13), Bonnhof (20), Böllingsdorf (8), Bürglein (17), Clarsbach (4), Gottmannsdorf (7), Hörleinsdorf (7), Kehlmünz (6), Kleinhaslach (15), Kleinweismannsdorf (5 ), Markttriebendorf (10), Müncherlbach (5), Neuhöflein (8), Raitersaich (6), Schwaighausen (4), Unterschlauersbach (23).

literature

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ The middle authorities (main authorities and higher offices) of the Principality of Bayreuth , accessed on November 26, 2019