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Rhein-Neckar-Kreis, located
in the north-west part of Baden-Württemberg, Germany, is a district (Kreis) in the
Karlruhl Administrative Region The
county seat of Rhein-Neckar is located at Heidelberg.
The district covers an area of 1061.71 km, and has a population of
528,962 (2002). Neighboring districts are Bergstraße, Odenwaldkreis, Neckar-Odenwald, Heilbronn, Karlsruhe, district-free Speyer, the
Rhein-Pfalz-Kreis, and district-free Mannheim and Heidelberg.
The district was created in 1973 by merging the previous
districts Heidelberg, Mannheim and a big part of Sinsheim. It's named after the two main rivers which flow through
the district, Rhine and Neckar. The highest elevation is the Stiefelhöhe
near Heiligkreuzsteinach with 583 m in the Odenwald mountains, the lowest elevation with 92 m
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Gilbert; Haug; Horch;
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Hoffenheim
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LOCATION: |
Country: Germany; State:
Baden-Württemberg;
Admin. Region: Karlsruhe;
District: Rhein-Neckar-Kreis Municipality: Sinsheim From:
Frankfurt Au Maim Airport 60549; To:
Sinsheim 74889; Total Est. Time: 1
hour, 6 minutes; Total Est.
Distance: 71.54 miles; Coordinates:
49° 15′ 0″ N,
8° 53′ 0″ E |
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DESCRIPTION: The village of Hoffenheim is one of 11 communities that
comprise the town of Sinsheim. Today Hoffenheim, located 2.3 km
northeast of Sinsheim, has a population of 3,286. The
village is the home of the,
“Heimatmuseum Hoffenheim”, a small rural museum housed in the historical
rooms of the "Old Post", located at 12 Waibstadter Strasse. The museum's emphasis is on the depicting
of rural life, living and house keeping in Hoffenheim in the 19th century, in
addition club and crafts history and the history of the gentry. Originally Hoffenheim was owned by two families, the
von Österreichs and the von Waldenburgs. In 1618 they had reached an
agreement with the villagers, and then they reissued it in 1705. The
von Österreichs had leased their half of the village to a poor noble family,
the Äscher von Bünningens. The ruling families were Catholic, while the
villagers were Lutheran. This, and an attempt to change the old
agreements regarding privileges and dues, led to friction. The
villagers appealed, over the heads of the ruling families, to the imperial
commissioners. These appeals were
repeated, but brought no success to the villagers. Due to this a
typical pattern ensued where one of the villagers emigrated to Pennsylvania,
and in the following three years at least thirty-two others followed. The vacancies brought on by this mass
migration were filled by an influx of Jews during the 18th
century. |
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INTERNET WEB LINK(s):
Sinsheim
- Wikipedia; Hoffenheim, Germany; Heimatmuseum Hoffenheim Sinsheim Germany :: EuroAve :: city
hotel map; Sinsheim,
Auto & Technik Museum, 2005;
Sinsheim, Germany Forecast : Weather
Underground; Sinsheim - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia; Deutschland-Navigator
» Baden-Württemberg » Sinsheim » City Info; Sinsheim
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Michelfeld
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LOCATION: |
Country: Germany; State:
Baden-Württemberg;
Admin. Region: Karlsruhe;
District: Rhein-Neckar-Kreis Municipality: Angelbachtal From:
Frankfurt Au Maim Airport 60549; To:
Angelbachtal 74918; Total Est. Time: 1 hour, 7 minutes Total Est.
Distance: 67.55 miles;
Coordinates: 49° 14′ 0″ N,
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DESCRIPTION: Michelfeld lies within the municipality of
Angelbachtal
located in Kraichgau The name Angelbachtal comes from
the valley of the Waldangelbach, which flows through Kraichgau, and from the
municipality of the same name.
In
the year 831 the village of Michelfeld is mentioned for the first time in the
manuscripts of the Lorsch codex. In this document a, free man from Mihilunfelt negotiates
with the Abbott of the monastery about a sale of land. Between the Abbott and the Michelfelder the following
exchange resulted,” Mr. Emicho received meadows with a yield in “Mihilunfelt”
from four Fuder hay. On the other hand the mentioned free man gave “in
Sunnensheim equivalent land.
From early times Michelfeld was administered by the aristocratic
family of Gemmingen. In 1525 Weyrich
von Gemmingen introduced Protestantism to the village of Michelfeld and the
other areas under his rule. During the Thirty Years’ War in the 17th
century many of the villages in the Kraichgau region were destroyed, if
tribute was not paid to mercenary armies. There was a castle in Michelfeld
that was destroyed during the war in 1635.
It is reported that after the war ended in only 200 of the original
650 Michelfeld residents remained, and that a third of the houses were
destroyed. As such most of the older
buildings in Michelfeld were built in the 18th century and, to a
large extent, are in the baroque style of architecture.
The church of Michelfeld is a building from the years 1767/68. The
Hessian coat of arms at the entrance portal shows the year 1767, while the
coat of arms of the barons von Gemmingen at the bell tower originates from
the year 1768. |
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| ANCESTORS ASSOCIATED WITH THIS GEN-SITE: The
following persons are found within in our database(s), and were either born married
or died at this place: Haug, Anna;
Katterman, Dieterich;
Katterman, Hans; Katterman,
Ludwig; Katterman, Peter; Schieck, Margaretha |
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INTERNET WEB LINK(s): Angelbachtal
- Wikipedia [ Translate
this page ]; Angelbachtal:
Information from Answers.com Deutsche
Wappen (Gemeindewappen Kreiswappen) - ANGELBACHTAL; Angelbachtal
- Wikipedia; Angelbachtal
(Official Home Page); Medieval Festival; Pottery
and Arts Market; Schloßhotel
Michelfeld Angelbachtal / Sinsheim - [ Translate this page ]; The Schloss From Angelbachtal Germany
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Unterhof
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Country: Germany; State:
Baden-Württemberg;
Admin. Region: Karlsruhe;
District: Rhein-Neckar-Kreis Municipality: Dielheim; 49° 16′ 57″ N,
8° 44′ 5″ E |
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DESCRIPTION: Unterhof was
originally founded as a feudal settlement for a local lord. Possibly this is
the hamlet mentioned under around the year 860 together with Dielheim in the
Lorsch codex named Hiltibrandeshusen. In 1341 Unterhof was named for
the first time in documents inferiori curia (lesser or lower farm) in
rent books of the Speyer office of Rotenberg. In 1401 under the name zum
Nydernhofe is the first appearance of the name in the German language.
For centuries the prince-bishops of Speyer limited the number of farms to
three. During the Thirty Years' War the residents fled their farms and
Unterhof lay deserted and overgrown for decades. After resettlement, Unterhof
and Oberhof, as tenant farms of the local lords, were occasionally
self-administrated. First since 1932 after a drawn out fight for their
independence, the settlements belong to Horrenberg. In recent years, Unterhof
has transformed itself into a residential community that is still strongly
influenced by agriculture. |
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database(s), and were either born married or died at this place: Born, Theodor |
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INTERNET WEB LINK(s):
Dielheim - Wikipedia; Dielheim (Official Homepage); |
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The red star in
the map at the left designates the location of the seat of government for
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locality of this county at which these events may have occurred. Source: Wikipedia |
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This is a list of cities, and
towns in the Rhein-Neckar-Kreis CITIES: Eberbach (Baden); Eppelheim; Hemsbach; Hockenheim; Ladenburg; Leimen
(Baden); Neckarbischofsheim; Neckargemünd; Rauenberg; Schönau (Odenwald); Schriesheim; Schwetzingen; Sinsheim; Waibstadt; Walldorf; Weinheim; Wiesloch
TOWNS: Altlußheim; Angelbachtal; Bammental; Brühl (Baden); Dielheim; Dossenheim; Edingen-Neckarhausen; Epfenbach; Eschelbronn; Gaiberg; Heddesbach; Heddesheim; Heiligkreuzsteinach; Helmstadt-Bargen; Hirschberg (Rhein-Neckar); Ilvesheim; Ketsch; Laudenbach (Rhein-Neckar); Lobbach; Malsch; Mauer
(Baden); Meckesheim; Mühlhausen (Kraichgau); Neidenstein; Neulußheim; Nußloch; Oftersheim; Plankstadt; Reichartshausen; Reilingen; Sandhausen; St.
Leon-Rot; Schönbrunn (Baden); Spechbach; Wiesenbach (Rhein-Neckar); Wilhelmsfeld; Zuzenhausen |
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