Kulmbach district

Ansbach-Bayreuth (after territorial reorganization) in 1805

The Kulmbacher circle was under Prussian administration one of six counties in the principality of Bayreuth , based in Kulmbach .

history

The Kulmbacher Kreis existed from 1797 to 1806. It was formed from parts of the Kulmbach administration and the Thurnau and Peesten manors of the Lords of Giech . The district authority was called the district directorate. Justice and administration were separated. The sub-authorities were the Kulmbach and Sanspareil judicial offices and the Kulmbach and Sanspareil chamber offices, and the magistrates Kasendorf, Seibelsdorf, Wirsberg and Wonsees. The city of Kulmbach was directly under the Bayreuth War and Domain Chamber. The manors were converted into patrimonial courts under Prussian law. On November 2, 1806, the French military government in the Principality of Bayreuth replaced the defeated Prussia. With the Paris Treaty of 1810 , the Principality of Bayreuth - and with it the Kulmbacher Kreis - came to the Kingdom of Bavaria . The Prussian administrative structures were abolished. They were replaced by the newly created regional courts of Bayreuth , Kulmbach and Lichtenfels , which were responsible for both administration and justice.

Places in the Kulmbacher district

Justice and Chamber Office Kulmbach

The district of the Kulmbach Justice and Chamber Office comprised the former offices of Kulmbach (for the most part), Seibelsdorf and Wirsberg . 1801 included 200 locations:

A ffalterhof Aichig Aichmühle Altenreuth near Harsdorf Altenreuth near Höfstetten Ant hole fishing rod   B auloch Baumgarten Beigersguth Birch trees fire Book at Rothmain Book hole Burghaig with mill   C lottery mill Cottenau with mill   D anndorf Donnersreuth Dörnhof Threshing with a mill Threschenau   e Benberg Eberhartsreuth Ebersbach Egenreuth Einsiedel Ice wind Espach   F ahrenbühl Field book Feuln Fichtelhof Fischersloh Fölschniz with mill Forest lame Forstlesmühle Frankenberg   G emeinde at Drosenfeld Gemlenz Goessersdorf Goessmannsreuth Grafendobrach Green tree Basic house Basic mill Gumpfersdorf   H aidelmühl Hainbühl

Harsdorf Hasselbach Hauenreuth Hedersreuth Hegnabrunn Heinersreuth Heinrichsreuth Herlas, the middle and front Hertwigshof Rear book house Hizmain Courtier Höfstetten Hell Wood gaps Wooden mill with a mill Hornungsreuth Huthwaid Hutschdorf with a mill   K atschenreuth Kazenlohe Kauernburg Kauerndorf Basement house Kemmeriz boiler Kirchbühl Parish church Kodach, above and below Ködniz with a mill Kübelhof   L aitschhöfe Langenstadt and mill Lanzenreuth Leesau Fiefdom Leithen Lerchenbühl or -feld Lettenanger, Ober and Unter Lettenhof (Harsdorf) or Lettenhof (Neuenmarkt) Leuchau with mill Liechenthal with mill Lindau Listenberg Losauer mill   M aienhof or Höflas Mainleuss with mill Mangersreuth Milking village with a mill Mezdorf with mill Mittelberg Mittelpölnizhof Muhlberg

N eudrossenfeld Neuenmarkt Neuenreuth with mill Neuensorg New catch Niederndobrach with mill   O berdornlach Oberer Auhof or Trögelsdorf Upper Langroth Oberlaitsch Oberndorf Oberpurbach Oberrodach with mill Oberzettliz Osserich   P artenfeld Pitch pit Pezmannsberg Pinsenhof Plaich Plassenburg Plosenberg Pollnizhof Pölz Pörbitsch Primershof Prickle Powder mill near Culmbach   R aasen Rahmscheid Rehberg Reichershof Reuthles Rheinmühle near Culmbach Ritterleiten pipe Rothekalter Rothhaus Rothlersreuth Ruggendorf (partly)   S ackenreuth Sand mill near Culmbach Sandreuth Schaiz with mill Schimmendorf (partly) Slag mill Schlömen Schlottermühle Schmeilsdorf (partly) Schwarzach

Blackwood Swing lake Seidenhof Sessenreuth Seybeldorf with mill Siebenbrunn Spizaichen Steinenhausen with a mill   T auschthal Still Tiefenbach Trappersmühl near Culmbach Trebgast with mill   U nterdornlach Lower Auhof or Reichenthal Unterlaitsch Lower Langenroth Unterpurbach Unterrodach with mill Untersteinach with two mills Lower deadline Unterzettliz with mill   V eitlahm Vichtag Front book house   W achholder Calf Waizendorf with mill Waldau Forest book with mill Weheliz Weir Weiersberg with three mills Pond Vine bridges Welzmühl Wernstein Wickenreuth Meadow mill near Culmbach Willmersreuth Windischenhaig Wolbersreuth Wolfskehl Wurbach with mill   Z ettmaisel near Harsdorf Zettmaisel near Tennoch Brick huts Zoltmühle

Justice and Chamber Office Sanspareil

The district of the Justice and Chamber Office Sanspareil included the former offices of Sanspareil (for the most part) and Kasendorf . 1801 included 26 locations:

Alladorf with two mills Azendorf Buchhaus am Forst Feilersdorf Fernreuth Forstleithen Gelbsreuth

Grossenhühl Kasendorf Not with a mill Kleinhühl Lindenberg Lochau Neudorf

New inn Pilgrimage village Plezmühle Reuth Sanspareil Schirradorf

Mud mill Schönfeld Tannfeld Trumsdorf with a mill Wonnsees with mill Cedar siz with mill

Patrimonial Court of Thurnau

The Thurnau Patrimonial Court administered the property of the Thurnau Manor . In 1801 19 locations were included:

Appenberg Berndorf with mill Cleezhöfe Dollnitz Eckersdorf Felkendorf Gundersreuth

Heubsch with two mills and a paper mill Hörlinsreuth Leesau Limmersdorf Muhlberg Envy mill

Ober-Mennigau Schorrmühl Thurnau Unter-Mennigau Wolf knock Weiherhaus

Patrimonial Court Peesten

The Peesten patrimonial court administered the property of the Peesten manor . In 1801 10 locations were included:

Bechlersreuth Broß Dörrnhof Finkenmühle Toad nest

Lopp (partly) Neuenreuth Peesten with a mill Care Wüstenbuchau with mill

literature

• Address manual for the Franconian principalities of Ansbach and Bayreuth . Publishing house of the two orphanages, Ansbach and Bayreuth 1801, p. 250-257 ( digitized version ).

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Address Handbook , pp. 250-252.
2. ↑ Address manual , p. 253.
3. ↑ Address manual , p. 256.
4. ↑ Address manual , p. 256.