Utenhusa

Utenhusa is a lost place in the area of today's Heilbronn district of Biberach in northern Baden-Württemberg .

History of the place Utenhusa

Utenhusa was mentioned as early as 827 and, according to Heim, emerged from a former Roman farm located on an old Roman military road southwest of Biberach.

Utenhusa has received large donations in the course of its history: In 827 the place received an extensive donation from Richard and Udo .

"[...] in loco Utenhusa 2 manos et in villa Biberaha jurnales 47 [...]"

Interpretation of the place name Utenhusa

According to Heim, the place name is interpreted as "to (near) the houses of Udo".

Individual evidence

↑ Werner Heim: The local devastation of the Heilbronn district . In: Historischer Verein Heilbronn, 22nd publication 1957. pp. 40–74. To Utenhusa p. 69
↑ Württembergische Geschichtsquellen 2nd volume, Stuttgart, 1895 (Württ. Gesch. Qu. Volume 2 has places in Württemberg that come from the Codex Laureshamensis , from the Traditiones Fuldenses and from the Weißenburg sources), page 126.

[1] Werner Heim: The local devastation of the Heilbronn district . In: Historischer Verein Heilbronn, 22nd publication 1957. pp. 40–74. To Utenhusa p. 69

[2] Württembergische Geschichtsquellen 2nd volume, Stuttgart, 1895 (Württ. Gesch. Qu. Volume 2 has places in Württemberg that come from the Codex Laureshamensis , from the Traditiones Fuldenses and from the Weißenburg sources), page 126.