Oberamt Ladenburg

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The Oberamt Ladenburg was from 1705 an administrative district of the Electoral Palatinate with its seat in Ladenburg . After the electoral Palatinate was dissolved in 1802, Ladenburg became the seat of a Baden district office .

In 1705 the brothers Elector Johann Wilhelm and Bishop Franz Ludwig von Pfalz-Neuburg agreed on a larger area of ​​land exchange between the diocese of Worms and the Electoral Palatinate. Ladenburg and Neckarhausen fell to the Electoral Palatinate, which set up an Oberamt Ladenburg with the city of Ladenburg as its seat.

In 1784 the small Electoral Palatinate Oberamt, whose places were in Lobdengau , in the Odenwald and on Bergstrasse , had 4841 inhabitants, including 15 Jewish families . After the electoral Palatinate was dissolved in 1802, the Baden office of Ladenburg was created.

Places of the Oberamt

Bailiffs

literature

  • Johann Goswin Widder : Attempt of a complete geographic-historical description of the Kurfürstl. Palatinate on the Rhine. First part, Frankfurt and Leipzig 1786, pp. 447–482.
  • Jörg Kreutz: Office and City of Ladenburg 1705–1863 / 64. In: Hansjörg Probst (Hrsg.): Ladenburg: from 1900 years of city history . Verlag Regionalkultur, Ubstadt-Weiher 1998, ISBN 3-929366-89-4 , pp. 487-503. [not evaluated]

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