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194- GERMANY,
[Wurtemberg.
The diftiict of Neiienberg contains the nine following pariflies ; ^'iz.
Birkenfeld, of which the Marggrave of BaaJen had formerly a part; Ca/>niacb,
Dobel, Feld-Remiach, Gravmhatifcn, Grwrxettersbach^ Langenhrandy
Ottenbaiifen and Palmbach, a place inhabited by JValdenJcs and confequently
Proteftants.
1 8. The town and diftrict of Rofmfeld. In it
Rofenfeld, a fmall town, lituate not far from the above county of Hohenberg
and anciendy belonging to the lordlliip of Urjzlingen ; but the
caflle of that name flood on an eminence at a fmall diftance from the town.
In the year 13 17, Simon and Conrad, dukes oi 'J'eck, fold it to Eberhard^
Count of Wurtemberg.
The diftrict of Rofenfeld contains in. it eight parifhes ; namely, Ayßetg,
Bergfelden, Bickelsb-rg, Flotzlingcn, Lcidringen, "Tübingen, Trichtingen, or
Trucbtingen and Vohringen.
\ 9. The town and diftrict of Brackenheim, in the Zabergau, lituate on
the little river Zober.
In it
Brackenheim, a town, formerly the capital of ^z Zabergau, and belonging
to the lordfliip of Magenheim. One half of this place was fettled by Maria,
daughter oiVlrich, lord oi Magenheim and wife to Otho, count of Hole:. berg,
on her fon Burkard, count of Hobenberg, who, in the year 1 3 2 i , fold his part of
the caftle of Magenbeim, as alfo of the town of Brackcnhcim and feveral other
appurtenances, to Eberhard, count of Wurtemberg; and the other half of
the lordHiip of Magenheim was bequeathed by Zaijolpb of Magenheim to the
family of Wurtemberg. In this town is a fpecial fuperintendency.
namely,
The diftrift of Brakenbeim contains fourteen parifhes ;
Botenheim, Durrenzimmern, Great-Gartacb, Haufen, Haberfchlacbt, Ho-'
ftn, Kleebronn.
Kirchheim on the Neckar, a market-town, formerly a free village and immediately
fubject to the Empire.
Little-Gartach, a fmall town, purchafed, in the year 1335, of Albert
Bruzzen by Eberhard and Ulrich, counts of Wurtemberg, and afterwards,
from the year 1485 to 1571, continued as a mortgage to the Gemmingen
family. Near it once flood the caflle of Luneberg, or Leimberg.
Meimßmm, Niederhofen, Nordhaufen, a parifh of Proteftant Waldenfes ;
Northeim and Stetten am Heucbelberg.
20. The town and diflridl of Dornßetten : Belonging to it
Dornßetten, a tovi^n, fituate on the Black Forefl not far from the little
river Glait, and in the country formerly called the Nagalgau or Nagoldgau,
to which appertained alfo the fmall Gau Waldgau, which received its name
from the river Waldach. The town once belonged to the Counts of Turftenberg,
who mortgaged it, in lieu of a portion, to Anne Countefs of
Furflenberg and John of Gerolzeck her hufband, who made an abfolute
fale of it to the counts of Hobenberg, and thefe in 1320 to Count Eberhard
of Wurtemberg.
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