1767 Urbarium
This urbarium (land census record) was dated 21 June 1767. It was located on
FHL microfilm #1529895. The names are in order reading down each column across
the page. Translation assistance by Tom Herget and Stacey Kirsch.
The first group in the record consisted of ninety-five men who were listed as
coloni. These farmers were free peasants who did not have feudal
obligations to the landowner. Typically, they had a house, kitchen garden, and
sufficient land to support a large family.
Adam Herberth Johann
Faust
Johann Henckel
Johann
Hartung Adam Jahn Michael Hau
Sebastian Ricktwald
Vallentin
Schwab
Johann Kresz
Johann Erb
Heinrich
Weber
Peter Keyl
Johann
Fink
Johann
From
Vallentin Heyl
Mathias
Noll Sebastian Hartung Peter Müller
Martin
Fink
Adam
Weber Johann Fuchsberger
Johann
Metz Adam Seiferd
Leonard Lenter
Johann Hambuch
Johann Strickens
Georg Jahn
Johann Gartner,
Sr.
Johann
Mertz Nicolaus Müller
Casper
From Casper Müller
Adam Stoll
Johann Gartner,
Jr. Nicolaus Jahn
Nicolaus Kaydl
Peter Massion
Johann
Hartung Johann Erb, Jr.
Friderich
Binsak Johann
Dorn
Georg Binn
Johann
Krauss
Andreas Husler Andreas Hartung
Johann Böltz Adam
Lauer Michael Homann
Adam Bihn
Friderich
Lutz
Jacob Müller
Peter
Lutz
Vallentin Erb Adam Jahn
Andreas Ruperth
Nicolaus Jahn
Jacob Wagner
Friderich
Maul
Johann Czentner
Andreas Schäfer
Melchior Faulhaber Vallentin Müller Hartmann Ham
Adam Ochs
Johann
Mayer
Sebastian Schell
Georg
Mertz Joseph
Mayer Nicolaus Maull
Johann Hosser
Johann Ricktwald
Johann Gartner
Johann
Bernard Vallentin
Bernhard
Johann Gentzler
Antoni Bodenbach Philipp Streitenberger
Baltazar Weber
Paul
Bock
Vallentin
Faust
Johann Ochs
Adam
Bernhard
Nicolaus Prohamer
Andreas Biller
Paul Berning
Nicolaus Streitenberger
Conrad Müller
Sebastian Quel
Vallentin
Sturm
Sebastian Müller
Adam Veixel
Johann
Wolff
Melchior Kress
Baltazar
Lutz
Johann Merck
The next group of thirty-two men were the inquilini. They were the lesser
peasants, and they had both a house and a kitchen garden. But their farmland was
too small to support a family, so they had to work as "share croppers"
on the land for others
Friderich Linck
Michael
Metz Johann Straub
Georg Müller Peter
Kimmel Jacob Müller
Johann Maull Adam
Kimmel Johann Bainhard
Friedrich Müller Johann
Both Adam Dormer
Andreas Jaekel
Heinrich Schäfer
Frantz Bayer
Michael Ochs Heinrich
Schwab Johann Schen
Johann Hambuch Friderich Hambuch
Wilhelm Gailing
Conrad Jaekel
Johann Sunter
Barthol Hofbauer
Nicolaus
Klein
Sebastian Hambuch
Friderich Gebhard
Hartmann Firle Johann
Ulrich Baltazar Müller
Stephan Müller Casper Baumann
The final thirty-nine men on the land census were designated the subinquilini.
The lowest category of peasants, they did not have their own house but had a
hearth for their family in the house of another peasant. Essentially, they were
farm laborers.
Joseph Fleischman
Georg Faubl
Casper Walt
Johann Siberth
Thomas Burghard Nicolaus Jahn
Vallentin Hambuch Baltazar Homann Mathias Homann
Johann Hambuch Johann Jahn
Johann Ift
Casper Massion
Johann Knirch
Peter Strig
Adam Schram Johann
Walt
Johann Klüh
Johann Maull Bonifaz Müller Johann Weber
Johann Mayer
Michael Schmid Johann Strig
Christian Klüh Leonard
Baumann
Paul Moor
Adam
Fey
Johann Leitschuh
Adam Czinghan (Zinkan?)
Jacob
Sinter
Nicolaus
Gerhard
Daniel Mayer
Johann
Schwab
Vallentin
Mertz Johann Mertz
Johann Plaul
Conrad Hambuch
Johann Binsak
