Fonds Landesarchiv Baden-Württemberg, Abt. Staatsarchiv Sigmaringen, Wü 65/9 T 2-4 - District Office Ehingen

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History of Tradition <br />History of Authorities<br />The Territorial Upheavals of the Napoleonic period and the Württemberg acquisitions required the establishment of high offices. The organisational manifesto of 18.3.1806 the upper office Ehingen arose in the district Urach, whose extent changed slightly in the years 1807 and 1810 and included 1810 the following places:<br />1. Direct district: Ehingen with Berkach, Alberweiler with Moosbeuren, Hausen ob Rusenberg and Rusenberg, Altheim, Altsteußlingen with Briel and Dächingen, Berg with Altbierlingen, Bockighofen, Ernsthof and Schaiblishausen, Dettingen with Dintenhofen, Herbertshofen, Stetten, Donaurieden with Bach, Erbach with Wernau and Ersingen, Frankenhofen with Tiefenhülen, Großallmendingen with Kleinallmendingen and Hausen ob. A., Heufelden with Blienshofen, Niederhofen, Pfraunstetten and Schwörzkirch, Kirchbierlingen with Sontheim and Weissel, Mundingen with Granheim, Nasgenstadt with Gamerschwang, Oberdischingen, Opfingen, crack cracks, Rottenacker, Untergriesingen with Obergriesingen, Weilersteußlingen with Ennahofen, Grötzingen, Schloß-, Thal- and Theuringshofen and Sondernach.<br />2. Unteramt Munderkingen: Munderkingen with Algershofen and Emerkingen, Grundsheim with Ruppertshofen and Willenhofen, churches with Mochenthal, Deppenhausen, Mühlheim and Schlechtenfeld, Lauterach with Laufenmühle, Neuburg and Reichenstein, Obermarchtal with Mittenhausen, Datthausen, Gütelhofen, Luppenhofen, Rechtenstein, Brühlhof and Thalheim, Oberstadion with Aigendorf, Bühl, Mühlhausen, Mundeltingen and Rettighofen, Oggelsbeuren with Riedenhof and Ellighofen, Untermarchtal, Unterstadion with Bettighofen and Hundersingen.<br />The following patrimonial offices were subordinated:<br />1. Emerkingen, half each to the barons of the stadium and the other half to the barons of the stadium. von Stein, with the locations Emerkingen, Bettighofen, Unterstadion and Brühlhof.<br />2. Gamerschwang the Barons Raßler of Gamerschwang with Gamerschwang.<br />3. Granheim the Barons of Speth-Schülzburg with Granheim.<br />4. Oberdischingen of the inn Graf von Castell with Oberdischingen, Altbierlingen and Berg and partly Grafenwald, Alberweiler and Ringingen.<br />5. Patrimonial Obervoervogteiamt Oberstadion with Aigendorf, Bühl, Mühlhausen, Mundeldingen, Rettighofen, Hundersingen, Moosbeuren with Hausen and Rusenberg and partly Alberweiler.<br />6. Patrimonialobervogteiamt Öpfingen of the Prince of Thurn und Taxis with Öpfingen, Untergriesingen and most of Niederhofen and Obergriesingen.<br />7. cracks of the count of Stauffenberg with cracks.<br />1809 the patrimonial offices were abolished. All owners of manor waived their rights and continued to exist in the form of lordships, Only Haus Thurn und Taxis revived the patrimonial administration between 1823 and 1849.<br />From 1810 the Oberamt was subordinated to the Landvogtei an der Donau, from 1817 to the Donaukreis with seat in Ulm.<br />1842 the place Alberweiler was assigned to the upper office Biberach.<br />On the basis of the law over the land division of 25.4.1938 (Ges.Bl. 1938 S. 155) the district Ehingen became the municipality Volkersheim from the district Biberach, from the district Blaubeuren the municipalities Hausen ob Urspring, Ringingen, Schelklingen and Schmiechen, from the district of Münsingen the municipalities Emeringen and Erbstetten and from the district Riedlingen the municipalities Bechingen, Dietelhofen, Dietershausen, Dieterskirch, Hausen am Bussen, Oberwachingen, Reutlingendorf, Sauggart, Uigendorf, Unterwachingen, Zell and Zwiefaltendorf and the municipalities Erbach and Sondernach were assigned to the districts of Ulm and Münsingen.<br />Assigned by the Kreisreformgesetz of 26.7.1971 (Law Gazette 1971 p.314).), the district of Ehingen was dissolved. Successor in title became the Alb-Danube district, which was also assigned a large part of the municipalities. The administrative district Biberach received the municipalities Bechingen, Dietelhofen, Dietershausen, Dieterskirch, Moosbeuren, Oberwachingen, Oggelsbeuren, Ruppertshofen, Sauggart, Uigendorf, Zell and Zwiefaltendorf.<br />Environmental history<br />The District Office Ehingen handed over general administrative files in 1952 (Acc. 19/1952) and 1954 (Acc. 7/1954). These were recorded in three finding aids whose degree of development and external appearance (handwritten, typewritten) was quite different.<br />The registry marks had been assigned according to the flat file plan of the Württemberg District Offices, but with many errors and inconsistencies.<br /> <br /> Content and rating <br />Employee report<br />The undersigned recorded the above-mentioneda. Akzessionen in 1992 newly on Midetit collection forms and changed, if necessary, the classification after Registraturzeichen or assigned it, particularly with older documents, again. In 1993 he produced the classification. The old finding aids were classified under category 2.14 Law firms under the order number 2517-2519.<br />The accessions are recorded as vols. 2-4 of inventory Wü 65/9. The repertory of H. Riede, made in the State Archives Ludwigsburg, remains vol. 1. The steam boiler files and the construction files to be found in volumes 5 and 6 were not newly recorded.<br />The creation of a concordance old order number - new order number was omitted, because the stock was not used so often and the archives are easy to find via the detailed table of contents.<br />The title recordings were entered into the PC by Mrs. Collett.<br />The inventory comprises 2434 archive units with 36.2 linear metres.<br />The finding aids present document the different areas of district administration quite inconsistently.<br />The area of construction, personnel and operation of the District Office is only sparsely documented, with the exception of the Oberamtsvisitationen. The Reichs- und Landesverwaltung is sparsely documented, whereas the whole area of the municipal administration is broadly documented with the rubrics Ortsstatute, Municipal visits, market disputes, civil rights, representation of the municipality, real community rights, citizen uses, foundations and asset management.<br />The area of taxation contains little written material, the areas of construction, transport and public waters are documented on average.<br />The focus in the economic sector is on the guilds, the lifting of ban rights, field adjustments, the pasture facilities and, above all, the replacement of various loads such as pasture rights, Trapprechte, serfdom, Fron, Zehnt and gradient, less in the area of trade. The insurance office's matters of verdict and resolution are available. The areas of schools and churches (here mainly complex load separation), The areas of science, art and popular education, however, are hardly documented.<br />The areas of public safety, order and morals are, with the exception of emigration, supervision of the press and literature, "Gypsies" and vagantes are poorly documented, as are the areas of social welfare, welfare work and health care, with the exception of the subarea of covering up.<br />The area of occupation affairs and liberation from National Socialism is not documented at all. The temporal focus is clearly on the 19th century, the thematic focus is on the 19th century's replacement business. The Commission is committed to the development of the European Union in the second half of the twentieth century and to the establishment of rights in this area.<br />Sigmaringen 1993<br />Gebhard Füßler<br />In March 2016 Franz-Josef Ziwes recorded the titles around a place and person register.<br />Includes:<br />Upper office and official body: Area, visitations, also with other authorities; Senior civil servant, personnel, buildings and offices, annual reports, official meeting and minutes, law firm, official gazette; German Reich: Occupation of the Ruhr, referendum, surveillance of foreigners; citizenship; emigration; Württemberg: Area and borders, estates and elections, government anniversary, administrative organization and authorities; nobility; municipality: Local statutes and statutes, community visits, designation, division and area, marking boundaries, citizenship, Municipal council, mayor, staff, legal relations of staff, registry office, asset management, Corporate forests, real community rights, citizen uses, financial assets, revenue and expenditure management, Basic stock administration, debts, cash management and accounting, outstanding debts, foundations, water supply, loan funds; Duties, taxes and levies; Construction and monument protection; fire-fighting; water transport; postal and telegraph services; roads and paths; bridge and pavement funds; Water use, water arbitration; engines and mills; water and shore structures; bridges; rafting; Price monitoring; Chamber of Commerce and Industry; Guild and guild; Trade permit; Cancellation of ban rights; Annoying installations, steam boilers, mills; Factory directories; restaurants; other businesses; itinerant trades; fairs and markets; agriculture: Cooperatives and loan societies, agricultural schools, trade in agricultural land, Fragmentation of goods, peat, meadow irrigation, field cleaning, animal breeding, agriculture, pasture; Quarries, gravel pits; extermination of harmful animals; Hunting; fishing; replacements; calibration; Oberamtssparkasse; mining; trade supervision; emergency work; insurance office; Spruch- und Beschlußsachen der Ortskrankenkassen; determination of local wages; health insurance funds; elementary schools: Teacher positions, salaries, medical visits, construction, teacher housing, teaching, real estate, statistics, Compulsory schooling, school authorities, teacher conferences, school fees, school absences, teaching aids, school foundation; Sunday, further education and vocational schools; secondary schools; kindergartens; Israeli schools; churches: State supervision, visits, springel, church leadership, clergy, church convent, asset management, complex burdens, church asset separation, Elimination of ecclesiastical land from school income, buildings, sacristan, church service, festivals, pilgrimages, mission, orders; Israelites and Israelite Church; sects; local libraries; police organization and personnel; prisons; local police regulations; measures against Jews; supervision of the press, associations, political parties and assemblies; Tumul damages; expulsions; tramps; gypsies; order and custom; caring for the poor and infirm; youth welfare; Homeless people; orphanages; healers and carers; medicinal springs; pharmacies and pharmacists; diseases; wine control; Funeral sites, general; veterinarians and animal diseases; Kleemeisterei; authorities of the administration of justice; unbreeding offences; Age of majority; civil status; surveying and marking; citizen guards and military catering; statistics.

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