District Court of Greding

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The district court of Greding was a Bavarian district court of the older order that existed from 1812 to 1879 and was based in Greding in today's district of Roth . In 1812, in the course of the administrative restructuring of Bavaria, the Raitenbuch regional court was relocated to Greding. The district court of Greding belonged to the Oberdonaukreis until 1817 , then to the Rezatkreis . In the Kingdom of Bavaria , the regional courts were judicial and administrative authorities, which were replaced in administrative matters by the district offices in 1862 and in legal matters by the local courts in 1879 .

location

The district court Greding bordered in the west on the lordship court Ellingen (or later district court Ellingen ), in the south on the district court Kipfenberg and in the east on the district court Hilpoltstein .

structure

The district court was divided into 17 tax districts, which were administered by the Greding Rent Office:

In 1818 there were 11467 residents in the district court of Greding, who were divided into 2765 families and lived in 2168 properties.

In 1820, 49 rural communities belonged to the regional court:

  • Alfershausen
  • Altdorf with Furthmühle, Hegelohe and Maierfeld
  • Aue with cooking mill and Westerholz
  • Bechthal with mountain mill
  • Mountains
  • Biburg
  • Burgsalach
  • Dixenhausen with grass yards
  • Emsing with indulgence mill and Herlingshard
  • Erkertshofen with Götzelshard and Sornhüll
  • Esselberg
  • Eysölden with Neumühle
  • Gersdorf
  • Geyern with Fallhaus near Geyern
  • Grafenberg
  • Greding with Achmühle, Bruckmühle, Distelmühle, Fritzenaumühle, Hofmühle, Mittelmühle and Petermühle
  • Großhöbing with Günzenhofen and Wildbad
  • Grossnottersdorf
  • Hagenich with Eckmannshofen and Gebersdorf
  • Hausen
  • Indian book
  • Kaldorf
  • Cold book
  • Kesselberg with Aichmühle, Bürg, Hornmühle, Oberkesselberg, Tafelmühle and Unterkesselberg
  • Kleinhöbing
  • Kraft book with lead lock and linden trees
  • Landersdorf with Feinschluck, Göllersreuth, Hundszell and Kätzlmühle
  • Lohen with a comb grinder
  • Mantlach
  • Mettendorf
  • Morsbach with Hainmühle
  • Nennslingen with Gutzenmühle, Kappelhof, piston mill, tank mill, Schwabenmühle and stone mill
  • Open building
  • Petersbuch with Heiligenkreuz
  • Pfraunfeld
  • Pyras
  • Raitenbuch
  • Reinwarzhofen
  • Reuth and St. Egidi
  • Ruppmannsburg with Reichersdorf
  • Schwimbach with Appenstetten and Stetten
  • Stadelhofen
  • Stauf Fallhaus near Stauf and Steindl
  • Schutzendorf
  • Thalmannsfeld with Dannhausen and Syburg
  • Thalmassing
  • Titting with Michelloh, Obermühle and Sammühle
  • Waizenhofen
  • Wengen

In 1846 the district court of Greding was 4 12 square miles in size. There were 13,297 inhabitants, of which 6367 were Catholics and 6560 Protestants and 370 Jews. There were 108 localities: 1 town, 4 markets, 14 parish villages , 27 church villages , 10 villages , 10 hamlets and 42 deserted areas . There were a total of 49 municipalities: 1 urban municipality, 4 market municipalities and 44 rural municipalities:

On October 1, 1857, a restructuring came into force, which should shorten the distances from the individual locations to the official locations:

See also

literature

Individual evidence

  1. ^ A b Eduard Vetter (Ed.): Statistical handbook and address book of Middle Franconia in the Kingdom of Bavaria. 1846, p. 116 ff.
  2. a b Alphabetical list of all the localities contained in the Rezatkreise , p. 12f. of the second part.
  3. Address and statistical manual for the Rezatkreis in the Kingdom of Baiern , p. 37ff.
  4. G. Hirschmann, p. 182.