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Fulda.] GERMANY. 21
formerly flood the caftle of Eberftein, which, by an agreement made in the
year 1282, betwixt the abbot of Fulda and the bifhop oi Wurtz-burg^ was
demolifhed.
Batten, Deiden ^ or Deutien, Sclfferts, Findlos, or Vindlos, and Branf,
all villages, ceded in the year 1722, by the bifliopric of Wurtzburg, to
the abbey of Fulda. That of Brant was intended, in the year 1282, to be
erefted into a town by the Abbot Berthom and Berthold, bifliop of Wurtzburg
; but this fcheme never took effedt.
11. The amt, or bailiwick, ofWEYERs, containing
Weyers, a village, of which the lords of Weyers are partly proprietors;
Latter, ftanding on the rivulet of Hart, a parochial-village, having the
chapel of Ried annexed to
it.
Poppe?ihaiifen, a church-village, part ofwhich belongs to the lords oflVeyers.
12. The amt, or bailiwick of Neuhof, in which is
Nouhof, a. borough, containing a feat, on the river Fulda. To its church
are annexed the religious foundations of Mittel and Nieder-Kalbach, as alfo
that of Haufwurtz.
Fliden, a village containing a parlfh-church, to which is annexed the
church of Ruckers.
Hattenhof, another parochial-village, to which church belong the foundaries
of Roten7nan, Kerzell, Dolbach and Buchenbcrg.
13. The bailiwick of Motten, in which is
Motten, a village, containing a parochial-church, to which belongs that of
Rothen.
Ehrenberg, a hill, noted for a chapel there dedicated to the Virgin Mary.
14. The amt, or bailiwick, of Bruckenau, to which belongs
Bruckenau, a town furrounded with walls ever fince the year 1260.
Near it is
Volkenberg,
a hill having a Francifcan convent on It.
Schonfra, a village with a parifli-church, to which is annexed that of
Riedeberg.
Geroda, a village, containing a Lutheran church.
Upper Leutersbach, a parochial-village, to which the chapel of Nieder-
Jjutenbach is a dependency.
Breidenbach and Miegejifeld, two ancient villages.
15. The bailiwick of Hamelburg, in which is
Hamelburg, a town, feated in a fruitful country on the river Sala, and
eredled into a tov/n about the year 1242, has a convent of Francijcans in
it, and to it belongs the church oi Pfaffenhaufen.
Nieder-Erthal, a church-village, to which is annexed the chapel of
Teurthal.
Nieder-Tulba, a village, containing a canonry, and having annexed to its
parilh-church the chapel of Upper Erthak
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