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Henneberg.] GERMANY, 469
Grimmenthal, in popifh times a celebrated place of pilgrimage, and at
prefi;r>t containing a hofpital.
The parochial-villages of Leuterfdorf, Vachdorf, and Belrieih, in the laft
of which is a citadel.
In
2. The Juchjen Grund, lying on the rivulet of "Juchfen, and containing
it
Juchßli, a parochial-vilhge, in which is a princely domain, and a nobleman's
feat.
Riitfchenhaufen, or Rixenhaiifcn, alfo a parochial-village.
Svphienluji, formerly called the MemeUfeld-hof, which Sophia Elizabethy.
dutchefs by marriage of Saxe- Meinungen, purchafed of the laft owner
Baumbach, and caufed to be enlarged and improved, calling it after her
own name.
3. The Sulzfeld-Grund, in which is
Sulzjeld,
a parochial-village.
Hennebergy alfo a parochial-village, with a domain. On a mountain near
this village ftood the ftetn-houfe of the Counts of Henneberg, which building,
in 1C25, was reduced to aflies by the rebellious peafants. Prince
Henry XIII. was the laft who refided therein, and alfo died there in 1405.
Hermansfeld, a parochial-village, near a fmall lake, and therein an iflandj
on which formerly ftood a chapel dedicated to St. Wolfgang, to which frequent
pilgrimages were made. There is now a hunting-houfe ftanding
here, which is ftill called Zwn Wolfgang.
4. The Herpf-Grund, feated on the brook of Herpf and containing
Herpf, a parochial-village, which is environed with a wall. At this
place formerly were co-heirs. The adjoining mountain of Zur Gebe is'
reckoned the higheft in this princely county.
Bettenhaufen,
a parochial-village.
Seba, a fmall village, containing a free farm, and near it a fmall but vtiy
deep lake.
Stepjerßjaufen, containing^ a nobleman's eftate, together with Solz, areboth
parochial-villages.
Dreyfigacker, alfo a parochial-village, with a domain belonging to it,
5. Wilmars, a village, in which alfo are fome fubjeäs of Baron Stein.
6. Berkach, a village, containing fubjefts both of Wurzburg and Baron-
Stein.
Rem. The following villages are all noble, and immediately fubjedl tothe
Prince :
viz,
Ellingßaufen, a parochial-village, Helaa, Wolkerßaufen, Landsberg, Rip-^
perßaufen, frebs, Geba, Gleimerßmufeny Heßelbach, Harks, EinorJbaufen;,
Schiviggerßaufen, and Kenth'wertßiaiijen..
3. Theprefeä:urate of Wasungen.. In it
Wafungen^ a very ancient little town, feated on the river Werra, with anolcä