Triangle (living space)
In the 18th century, the triangle was a place to live in the forest near Reichenbrunn (formerly: Reichenborn) or Saarbrücken-Ensheim , which at that time belonged to the Wadgassen Premonstratensian monastery . At that time woodcutters , charcoal burners and potash cookers lived here with their families.
Isolated references can be found, for example, in the Catholic church registers of the parish of St. Peter Ensheim . For example, on June 5, 1757, the birth of Jakob Nicolas was entered in the baptismal register; his parents Johann N. and Elisabeth Ergmann were according to the entry "living in the triangle". Since the end of the 18th century there are no more references to residents in the triangle in the church records.
At that time there were other temporary living spaces on the Triebenberg, the Staffel and the Kleiner Stiefel.
