Cadolzburg District Office

Coordinates: 49 °  N , 11 °  E

The area of ​​the Cadolzburg Regional Office

Cadolzburg Castle,
the official seat of the Cadolzburg Upper Office

The Cadolzburg Oberamt was one of the fifteen senior offices with which the Principality of Ansbach organized the administration of its territorial property.

location

The Oberamt Cadolzburg bordered the Oberamt Schwabach in the southeast, the Oberamt Windsbach in the southwest, the Brandenburg-Bayreuth Neuhof in the west, the Brandenburg-Bayreuth Fraischvogteiamt Emskirchen-Hagenbüchach in the northwest , the Bamberg Centamt Herzogenaurach in the north and the East to the Bamberg cathedral provost office in Fürth and to the imperial city of Nuremberg .

structure

The administrative seat of the area was Cadolzburg Castle . The high judiciary was divided into three Fraisch districts: Upper Office Cadolzburg, Judge Office Roßtal and Stadtvogteiamt Langenzenn. The Cadolzburg caste office largely administered the manorial claims of the upper office. In addition, these were the monastery office Langenzenn and the administration office Deberndorf.

The form of the Oberamt towards the end of the 18th century is described below.

Cadolzburg District Office

The Cadolzburg Oberamt exercised the high court over the following places : Alte Veste , Ammerndorf , Ballersdorf , Banderbach , Bronnamberg , Bronnenmühle , Bubenmühle , Cadolzburg , Dambach , Dürrnfarrnbach , Eberhardshof (disputed), Egersdorf , Gaismannshof (disputed), Gebersdorf (disputed), Gonnersdorf , Greimersdorf , Großhabersdorf , Hiltmannsdorf , courtyards (disputable), Kohler mill , Muggenhof (disputable) Oberfürberg , Oberweiher book , Pleikershof , Poppenreuth (disputable) Rütteldorf , Schwadermühle , Schweinau (disputable), tribe mill , Sündersbühl , Unterfürberg , Unterschlauersbach , Vincenzenbronn , Vogt Reichenbach , Wachendorf , Weiherhof , Weikershof (disputed), Wetzendorf (disputed), Zirndorf .

Cadolzburg caste office

It held the village and community rule over the following places: Ballersdorf, Bronnamberg, Dambach (disputed), Egersdorf, Gonnersdorf, Greimersdorf, Hiltmannsdorf, Leichendorf (in part), Oberweihersbuch (in part), Roßendorf, Steinbach, Stöckach , Vincenzenbronn, Wachendorf, Zirndorf.

The box office Cadolzburg had in the following places manors (in brackets the number of property is stated):

• Immediately: Alizberg (1), Alte Veste (1), Ammerndorf (3), Anwanden (3), Ballersdorf (2), Banderbach (1), Bronnamberg (14), Bronnenmühle (1), Burggrafenhof (14), Buttendorf ( 15), Cadolzburg (128), Clarsbach (2), Dambach (2), Egersdorf (8), Erzleitenmühle (1), Fernabrünst (3), Gauchsmühle (1), Gonnersdorf (1), Greimersdorf (5), Großhabersdorf ( 49), Großweismannsdorf (11), Hammerschmiede (1), Heinersdorf (14), Horbach (2), Kastenreuth (3), Keidenzell (22), Kernmühle (1), Kirchfarrnbach (6), Klaushof (1), Langenzenn ( 144), Laubendorf (21), Leichendorf (2), Loch (3), Lohe (8), Lohmühle (1), Oberbüchlein (3), Oberreichenbach (10), Oberweihersbuch (1), Ödenhof (1), Pleikershof ( 1), Raindorf (1), Retzelfembach (6), Roßendorf (7), Roßtal (92), Rothenberg (4), Sack (1), Schwadermühle (1), Schwaighausen (3), Seckendorf (1), Seukendorf ( 4), Stammesmühle (1), Steinbach (14), Stinzendorf (7 and Oberamt Cadolzburg), Stöckach (13), Tuchenbach (20), Unterasbach (1), Unterbüchlein (3), Vach (19), Veits bronn (25), Vincenzenbronn (17), Wachendorf (8), Wasenmühle (1), Weiherhof (1), Weinzierlein (13), Weitersdorf, Wendsdorf (9), Wildenbergen (4), Wintersdorf (4), Wittinghof (1 ), Zirndorf (67).
• Indirectly: Buchschwabach Church: Anwanden (1); Parish Cadolzburg: Cadolzburg (2), Fernabrünst (1) Seckendorf (1); Großhabersdorf Church: Großhabersdorf (1); Kirchfarrnbach Church: Kirchfarrnbach (5), Kreben (1); Holy Foundation Oberasbach: Oberasbach (1); Oberasbach Church: Anwanden (1); Holy Foundation Roßtal: Weitersdorf (1); Parish Roßtal: Neuses (1), Raitersaich (1), Roßtal (11), Trettendorf (1); Parish Seukendorf: Seukendorf (3), Siegelsdorf (1); Parish Vach: Vach (1); Vincenzenbronn Church: Vincenzenbronn (1); Zautendorf Foundation of Saints: Fernabrünst (12), Großhabersdorf (2), Kaplanei Zirndorf: Banderbach (2), Oberasbach (1), Taubenhof (0.5); Zirndorf Church: Dambach (1), Oberasbach (1), Zirndorf (9).

Judge's office in Rossal

The judge's office in Roßtal exercised the high court over the following places: Altenberg , Anwanden , Bertelsdorf (partly), Betzendorf , Böllingsdorf , Bonnhof (partly), Buchschwabach , Bürglein , Buttendorf , Clarsbach , Defersdorf , Eckershof , Fernabrünst , Göddeldorf , Gottsmannsdorf , United Weismann village , Gutzberg , Herboldshof , Höfstetten , Hörleinsdorf , box Reuth , Kehlmünz , Kernmühle , Klein Weismann village , Kreutles , body village , body Mühle , Leitelshof , Lind , hole , market Triebendorf , Münch Erlbach , Münch cell , Neuhöflein , Neumuehle , Neuses , Obersasbach , upper booklet , Oedenreuth , Raitersaich , Regelsbach (partly), Rehdorf , Rohr (partly), Roßtal , Schwaighausen , Sichersdorf , Stein , Stöckach , Trettendorf , Unterasbach , Unterbüchlein , Unterweihersbuch , Weihersmühle , Weiler (partly), Weinzierlein , Weiterndorf , Weitersdorf , Wendsdorf , Wimpashof , Wintersdorf , Ziegelhütte and Zwieselhof .

It held the village and community rule over the following places: Anwanden, Buttendorf, Großweismannsdorf, Kastenreuth, Loch, Oberasbach, Oberbüchlein, Roßtal, Schwaighausen, Trettendorf, Unterbüchlein, Weinzierlein, Wendsdorf, Wintersdorf.

The judge's office in Rossal did not have any manorial claims.

Judge's office in Habersdorf

The judge's office in Habersdorf held village and community rulership over Fernabrünst and Großhabersdorf. The office had no manorial claims.

Stadtvogteiamt Langenzenn

The town and bailiwick of Langenzenn exercised the high court over the following places: Alizberg , Atzenhof , Bernbach , Burggrafenhof , Burgstall , Deberndorf , Erlachskirchen (partly), Erzleitenmühle , Flexdorf , Galgenhof , Gauchsmühle , Göckershof , Hammerschmiede , Hardhof , Hauptendorf , Hausen , Heiner village , courtyards , Horbach , Horn blessing , Kagenhof , Keidenzell , Kirchfarrnbach , Klaushof , Königsmühle , crepe village , Langenzenn , Laubendorf , Lohe , Lohmühlenstraße , Mannhof , Obermichelbach , Oberreichenbach , Ödenhof , Raindorf , Retzelfembach , Ritzmannshof , Roßendorf , Rothenberg , Seckendorf , Seukendorf , Siegelsdorf , Stadeln , Steinbach , Stinzendorf (7 and Oberamt Cadolzburg), Taubenhof , Tuchenbach , Unterfarrnbach , Untermichelbach , Vach , Veitsbronn , Wasenmühle , Wittinghof and Zautendorf .

It had the village and community rule over the following places: Laubendorf, Lohe (?), Oberreichenbach, Raindorf, Retzelfembach, Rothenberg, Seckendorf, Seukendorf, Tuchenbach and Veitsbronn.

The town and bailiwick office of Langenzenn did not have any manorial claims.

Council Langenzenn

The Langenzenn council ruled the village and parish over Langenzenn.

Langenzenn monastery office

The monastery office Langenzenn held the village and community rule over the following places: Dambach (disputed), Erlachskirchen (partly), Hausen, Horbach, Keidenzell, Kreppendorf, Obermichelbach.

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

• Immediately: Bronnamberg (2), Dambach (5), Erlachskirchen (3), Göckershof (2), Hardhof (1), Hausen (2), Heinersdorf (3), Horbach (7), Langenzenn (4), Laubendorf (11 ), Lohe (3), Raindorf (2), Roßendorf (3);
• Middle: Obermichelbach church: Kreppendorf (1), Rittersbach parish (?) (2), Langenzenn hospital: Obermichelbach (8), Oberreichenbach (1), Tuchenbach (1); Holy Foundation Oberreichenbach: Oberreichenbach (3); Deanery Langenzenn (1).

Administration office Deberndorf

The administration office Deberndorf held the village and community rule over Deberndorf. It was the landlord of 25 properties there.

literature

• Sigmund Benker, Andreas Kraus (Ed.): History of Franconia up to the end of the 18th century . 3. Edition. Beck, Munich 1997, ISBN 3-406-39451-5 .
• Gertrud Diepolder : Bavarian History Atlas . Ed .: Max Spindler . Bayerischer Schulbuch Verlag, Munich 1969, ISBN 3-7627-0723-5 .
• Friedrich Eigler : Schwabach (=  Historical Atlas of Bavaria, part of Franconia . I, 28). Michael Laßleben, Kallmünz 1990, ISBN 3-7696-9941-6 , p. 362 .
• Johann Bernhard Fischer : Oberamt Cadolzburg . In: Statistical and topographical description of the Burggraftum Nürnberg, below the mountain, or the Principality of Brandenburg-Anspach. Second part. Containing the economic, statistical and moral condition of these countries according to the fifteen upper offices . Benedict Friedrich Haueisen, Ansbach 1790, p. 61-92 ( digitized version ).
• Hanns Hubert Hofmann : Nuremberg-Fürth (=  Historical Atlas of Bavaria, part Franconia I, 4). Commission for Bavarian State History, Munich 1954, DNB  452071224 , p. 83-85 ( digitized version ).
• Friedrich Gottlob Leonhardi : Oberamt Cadolzburg . In: Earth description of the Franconian principalities of Bayreuth and Anspach . Hemmerde and Schwetschke, Halle 1797, p. 318-342 ( digitized version ).
• Gottfried Stieber: Head Office Cadolzburg . In: Historical and topographical news from the Principality of Brandenburg-Onolzbach . Johann Jacob Enderes, Schwabach 1761, p. 9-10 ( digitized version ).

Individual evidence

1. ^ Sigmund Benker, Andreas Kraus (ed.): History of Franconia up to the end of the 18th century . 3. Edition. Beck, Munich 1997, ISBN 3-406-39451-5 , p. 760 .