Oberhonschaft (Haan)

The Oberste Honschaft Haan was in the Middle Ages and modern times a Honschaft in the parish of Haan in the Bergisch Amt Solingen . The courtyards and living quarters are today, in addition to the municipality of Haan, also in the area of ​​the cities of Solingen and Wuppertal .

The courtyards and living quarters belonged to the honors:

Backesheide (also Backesheyde, Backhaußheide ), Bolthausen , Bremkamp (also Bremekamp, ​​Bremencamp ), Büschersberg , Champagne (also Schampanschen, Schampangon, Schapanschen, Schampanigen ), Alt-Derken (also Derken, in der Derken, aufm Derkum ), Gathen (also at the Gaten ), Gütchen (also Gütgen ), Görtscheid (also Görtges, Görtchens, Gortzes, Görtshauß ), Height (also lowest height = Küppers height, Schäfers height, Rauen height, Engels height = highest height ), Children's bush , Corn oak (also Meyßeiche ) Maishaus (also Meishauß, Meyßhauß, Meiß ), Neuenhaus (today Lohoff), Obgruiten (also Opgrüten, Upgrüten, Upgruyten, Upgreuten ), Ölbers (also Ölpers, Olberts, Ölbershauß, Albershuys ),

Polish hat , Porten (also for gates, Portzen, Portzgen ), Sheepfold (also Schaaf stall ) Key (also key ), Schmitte (also in the Schmitte ), Schrotzberg (also Schrotsberg, Schrodtsberg, Schroytzberg ), Simonshaus (also Simonßhauß, Simes, Ziemes, Ziemeshauß ), Simonshöfchen (also Simonshöfgen, Ziemeshöfgen ), Steeg (also Sterg, Steg, aufm Stich, Stip, Stick ), Straw hat , Treacherous coat , Wibbeltrath (also Wibbelrath, Wippelrath, Wybeltroede, Wibeltrath ), Zur Linden (also Linden, Linde, zur Lynden ).

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Oberste Honschaft Haan on www.zeitspurensuche.de, accessed February 2010