| 1661-04-08 | Marum Jew Jecophen Sohn of Stühlingen sues Andreas Weber for extant payments from a sale of 19.03.1637. He gets back the pawns and makes provisions for payment of additional amounts. |
| 1661-06-21 | Calmelin has failed to appear at the bankruptcy negotiations of Angst in Untereggingan although he was summoned and loses a claim of 23 fl. |
| 1662-01-02 | The Magistrate of Stühlingen has obtained a farmstead with a garden which belonged to old Lehman Jew in a bankruptcy procedure and sells it further to shoemaker Johann Schellenbuch for 70 fl. |
| 1662-01-27 | Seeligmändlin Jew buys a vine-yard for 60 fl., upside (oberhalb) of a vine-yard which he already owns. |
| - | Marum Jew Jecophen Sohn in Stühlingen sells a farmstead with an orchard and vegetable garden in Stühlingen for 110 fl. |
| - | Menckhin Jew buys a field for 50 fl. |
| - | Jäckhlin Jew Meyerlins Sohn representing his brother Menckhin in Stühlingen sells said field for 51 fl. |
| 1662-09-25 | Marum Jew of Stühlingen buys various fields and meadows for 156 fl. and sells one meadow further for 50 fl. |
| - | Marum Jew Jeckhoffen Sohn representing the widow of Jew Marum Tochtermännlin in Stühlingen sells a field for 23 fl. |
| 1664-03-26 | Marum and Jonas Jews contradict a sale, presuming to have an advantage due to their manorial claim. |
| - | Marum Jew Jackhoffen Sohn changes his house and garden which he has formerly acquired from Jacob Güntert in Eberfingen for the small house and a garden of Hans Köchlin in Eberfingen and 300 fl. compensation. Köchlin sets all his property as a pawn, without prejudice to preceding claims. |
| - | Marum sells the house and garden which he has traded in from Hans Köchlin for 181 fl. |
| - | Sandel Jew Dochtermännlins Sohn, also representing his co-heirs, sells two gardens for 35 fl. |
| - | Lehemann Jew buys a meadow for 42 fl. |
| - | Jäglein Jew Mayerlins Sohn buys a field for 80 fl. and sells it further for 48 fl. |
| 1664-03-27 | Marum Jew Jeckhoffen Sohn sells field for 18 fl. |
| - | Seeligmann Jew buys a field for 90 fl. |
| 1664-12-02 | Marum Juden Jäckhoffen Sohn buys a meadow for 107 fl. |
| - | Sandel Jew of Stühlingen buys a field for 50 fl. and sells it further to Marum for the same price. |
| 1665-02-10 | Marum Juden Jäckhoffen Sohn in Stühlingen buys a small house in Untereggingen in which formerly a forge had been for 85 fl. |
| 1665-05-29 | Lehmann Hürtzlins Sohn of Stühlingen reports as a witness about a sale. |
| 1665-12-05 | Marum Jew sells a house and yard in Dorf Stühlingen for 110 fl. |
| - | Marum sells a field for 75 fl. |
| 1666-03-23 | Jäckhlin Wilt Jew the Older sells Jacob Bufler, blacksmith in Stühlingen, a farmstead upon which Bufler´s new house is now standing, for 45 fl. |
| - | Marum Juden Jäckhoffen Sohn buys a house with orchard and vegetable garden in Lempach for 160 fl. and changes it for another house in Lempach. |
| - | Menckh Jew buys a meadow for 68 fl. |
| - | Marum Juden Jäckhoffen Sohn sells an orchard for 310 fl. |
| - | Callmele Jew buys a field for 20 fl. and sells it further for 19 fl. |
| 1666-03-24 | Marum Judt Jäckhoffen Sohn, horse trade quarrel. |
| - | Compromise in this matter. |
| 1666-04-05 | Seeligman Jew in Stühlingen sells a house in Stadt Stühlingen for 630 fl. |
| 1667-03-11 | Marum Judens Jäckhoffen Sohn sells a meadow for 45 fl. and a field for 110 fl. |
| - | (I am now omitting the specification "Juden Jäckhoffen Sohn") |
| 1667-04-28 | Marum sells a meadow for 115 fl. and a field for 95 fl. and a meadow for 20 fl. |
| - | (District proceedings of 31.03.1667) (The earnings of a sale go to?) the entire heirs of Jeckhoff Jew. |
| - | Marum buys a meadow for 24 fl. and sells it further for 20 fl. |
| - | Jäckhlin Wiel the Older, Jew in Stühlingen, claims 900 fl. The pawn is a meadow which was just sold for 1000 fl. |
| - | Marum sells some meadows and fields for 250 fl. |
| 1668-05-21 | Marum sells this house and garden for 102 fl. |
| 1668-06-05 | Marum Jew acquires a meadow for 27 fl. and sells it for the same price. |
| - | Schmul Jew in Stühlingen buys a field for 23 fl. and sells it for the same price, and the field is sold further, with mention of a claim by Fäußlin´s heirs. |
| - | Lehman Jew sells a farmstead for 62 fl. of which 35 fl. will be paid to Küffa. |
| - | Marum sells a field for 20 fl. and buys two fields for 27 fl. and resells them for 43 fl. |
| - | Isaac Jew of Lenglau sells a farmstead in Dorf Stühlingen for 80 fl. |
| 1669-03-14 | The creditors of late shoemaker Jacob Rößler sell this man´s house and vegetable garden for 320 fl. to Menckhe Jew who sells it further for 380 fl. |
| - | Marum buys half a house and a vegetaböe garden in Lempach for 80 fl., of which 7 fl. go to Seeligmann. |
| 1669-07-01 | Marum buys a garden and several fields and meadows for 515 fl. and sells some of the meadows for 130 and 200 fl. and the garden for 100 fl. and the fields for 30, 83 and 30 fl. |
| 1670-02-07 | Menckhe Jew buys a meadow for 86 fl. and some fields for 200 fl. |
| - | Same, representing the Jewish community of Stühlingen, sells house, yard, and adjacent vegetable garden and orchard, for 525 fl. (The name of the buyer is not indicated). The community retains 301 fl. and is to pay the other 223 fl. to the Dobler creditors (so it seems the creditors were the real sellers). |
| 1671-02-27 | Menckhe Jew sells a meadow for 76 fl. |
| - | Marum buys a field for 32 fl. |
| - | Kollmele buys a field for 7 fl. |
| - | Marum sells some forest and field for 10 fl. |
| - | The Jewish community (die gemeinen Juden) of Stühlingen buys a meadow and a field as described in the district proceedings of 30.01.1671 and sells both lands further for 355 fl. |
| - | Galle Breysing of Stühlingen as powerholder of the Simon Duttlinger creditors sells a field for 70 fl. to Abraham Jew of Stühlingen and one for 32 fl. to Kallmele Jew. |
| - | Marum sells a meadow in Lempach for 200 fl. and one in Weizen for 30 fl. of which 20 fl. are to be paid to Menckhe. |
| 1673-04-26 | Modell Jew in Stühlingen sells a meadow for 15 fl. |
| - | Lehmann representing Abrahamb Lehemanns Sohn sells a field for 70 fl. |
| - | Menckhe sells a meadow, which he had purchased on 23.03.1666, for 40 fl. |
| - | Model sells a meadow and a field for 120 fl. |
| - | Sandel buys a field for 30 fl. |
| - | Marum sells two fields for 62 fl. and some more lands. |
| 1674-04-16 | Hürtzlin in Eberfingen, creditor. |
| - | Sandel buys a garden for 48 fl. and resells it for 40 fl. |
| - | Marum sells some fields for 80 fl. |
| - | Same, representing his son-in-law Model, sells a meadow for 18 fl. |
| - | Sandel and Kallmele buy a hemp land for 18 fl. |
| 1674-12-07 | Marum buys a small half house for 75 fl. and resells it for 90 fl. |
| - | Marum sells a meadow for 100 fl. and a field for 12 fl. |
| 1676-02-15 | Marum buys a field, a garden and a piece of forest for 75 fl. and resells the field for 35 fl. and the garden for 32 fl. |
| - | Menckhe sells several fields for 140 fl. and 76 fl. |
| - | Collmele sells a meadow for 45 fl. |
| - | Johannes Widtmer, tanner in Stühlingen, admits to owe Kollmele 120 fl. and sets a field as a pawn. |
| - | Marum sells a field for 50 fl. |
| - | Marum sues Jacob Stucki of Unterwangen for payment of 200 fl. His father, also Jacob Stucki, had once leased Presteneck Manor from Marum for eight years at 25 fl. per year and did not pay any rent. Defendant declares the manor was destroyed in the war. |
| 1677-06-04 | Marum sells several fields and meadows for 256 fl. |
| - | Marum sells several fields for 200 fl. |
| - | Seeligmann Jew of Stühlingen for himself and as representative of the creditors of Michael Frey of Lempach sells a farm for 750 fl. |
| - | Michael Frey of Lempach sells many fields to the heirs of Jägglin Jew in Stühlingen for 570 fl. |
| - | Model Jew of Stühlingen representing the heirs of Jägglin Wiell Jew sells several lands for 164 fl., 300 fl., 65 fl. and 30 fl. |
| - | Calmele Jew of Stühlingen for himself and his consorts and participants sells a house in Eberfingen with an orchard and vegetable garden for 480 fl. |
| - | Marum sells an orchard for 80 fl. |
| - | Sandel Jew sells a field for 10 fl. |
| - | Sandel buys a meadow for 100 fl. and resells it for 60 fl. |
| 1678-09-19 | Marum buys a field for 10 fl. and resells it for the same price. |
| - | Calmele buys a field for 14 fl. and resells it for 9 fl. |
| - | Marum buys a field for 30 fl. and resells it for 27 fl. |
| 1680-06-06 | Bis Bild 213 durchgesehen. |
| 1682-02-20 | Jerg Köhl of Schwaningen sells Marum Jew a field for 60 fl. Marum according to his letter-of-protection must not own real estate and sells the field further. |
| 1683-09-10 | Sandel Jew here sells Michel Schalckh from Weizen a field for 16 fl. |
| 1684-03-08 | Marum Jew here sells Martin Tinger the miller in Untereggingen a field for 50 fl. which the Jew has acquired from Baltus Miller´s heirs some years ago. |
| - | Peter Widtmer of Schwaningen representing Martin Schalck of Weizen sells Jew Löw here a meadow for 26 fl. This Jew Löw sells it further to Lorentz Widtmar of Schwaningen for 27 fl. |
| - | Marum Jew, representing all the creditors of Caspar Fischer called Weißlen in Weizen, sells Jerg Schalck, blacksmith of Weizen, a meadow for 100 fl. |
| - | Hans Adam Widtmer representing Jacob Schlatter sells Jew Mauschen Menckhis Sohn here a field for 25 fl. The Jew sells it further to Johann Stadler of Schwaningen for 17 fl. and a sheep and a lamb. |
| - | Stoffel Köhl of Schwaningen sells Jew Calemlin here a field for 136 fl. Calmelin sells it further to Cristian Köhl Lorentz Sohn for 160 fl. |
| 1684-12-11 | Christoph Köhl representing the widow of Hans Albert sells Marum Jew a field, an old wagon, a piece of cattle and some oats and cloth for 200 fl. Said Marum sells the field further to Jerg Würth for 130 fl. |
| - | Marumb Jew sells Jerg Bentel of Lempach a meadow for 60 fl. |
| - | Schmuli Jew sells Hans Jacob Ruetschmann half a house for 120 fl. The buyer trades it for another half house. |
| 1686-01-08 | Jonas Jew Marumbs Sohn, also representing his co-heirs, sells a field for 18 fl. to Martin Beudenrauch of Schwaningen for his son Jung Martin Beudenrauch. |
| - | Seligmann Jew here sells blacksmith Georg Schalckh of Weizen a field for 25 fl. which he has acquired at the bankruptcy of Andres Hamburger. |
| - | Sandel Jew sells a field for 55 fl. to Christoph Köhl of Weizen which was set as a pawn to Sandel, but became unnecessary (ledig) by setting another security. |
| - | Seeligmann Jew had the purchase title of a meadow in his hands as security for a claim of 40 fl. and issued it after payment of this amount. |
| 1687-02-04 | The heirs of Jew Marum sell shoemaker Thebus Kressenbuch in Untereggingen two meadows for 50 fl. |
| - | Hans Conrad Köhl sells a meadow for 26 fl. to the heirs of Marum Jew. The heirs change this meadow for another one and sell this one for 23.5 fl. |
| 1688-01-17 | Hans Widtmer of Schwaningen representing farmer Hans Frey of that village sells Schmuli Seligmanns Sohn Jew here a field for 40 fl. Hans Adam Widtmer representing Jew Schulin (sic) sell this field for 38 fl. to Hans Widtmer of Schwaningen and sells it further to Christe Widtmer "Spatz" for 30 fl. who sells if further, with a quantity of peas, for 30 fl. to Hans Widtmer tailor (and two more such steps). |
| - | Heinrich Schüelin representing the heirs of Lipp Dobler sells two meadows and a field for 95 fl. to Jew Sandlen who sells them further for 60 fl. |
| - | Johann Dobler messenger representing Seeligmann Jew sells several fields for 175 fl. to Jacob Hamberger of Lempach. |
| 1688-03-29 | Schmuli Jew of Stühlingen sells cooper Michel Schalckh of Weizen a meadow and a field for 60 fl. |
| - | Johann Dobler messenger representing Hans Götsch sells Seeligmann Jew three fields for 40 fl. Seeligmann sells them further for 40 fl. |
| 1688-10-01 | Jew Seeligmann, represented by his son Schmuli, sells Jacob Geng of Weizen a meadow for 140 fl. |
| - | Hans Jacob Kohl, unmarried blacksmith in Schwaningen, also representing his co-heirs, sells Isaac Jew here some fields for 40 fl. |
| - | Same heirs sell Jew Schmuellin Calmelins Sohn a field for 40 fl. |
| - | Same heirs sell the heirs of Jew Marum a hemp land within a fence and a field for 50 fl. |
| - | Isaac Jew sells one of these fields for 38 fl. to Christian Schlatter of Schwaningen and another one for 19 fl. to Johann Stadler of Schwaningen. |
| - | Jonas Jew Marum´s son here sells Martin Buntenreusch of Schwaningen a field he has bought from the Köhl heirs for 9 fl. |
| - | The heirs of Marum, represented by the son Jonas, sell the hemp land purchased from the Köhl heirs for 37 fl. |
| 1691-07-06 | Ulrich Wittmer of Schwaningen sells Jossel Jew here a field for 15 fl. |
| - | Model Jew representing Jossel Jew sells a field for 16 fl. |
| - | Model Jew representing the creditors of late Basche Wirth sells house, barn, yard and vegetable garden for 150 fl. to shoemaker Johannes Ritter. |
| - | Johannes Meyer, gunmaker in Stühlingen, sells Isac Pickhart Jew a meadow for 70 fl. The Jew, represented by Lorenz Neuburger, sells this meadow further for 70 fl. |
| - | Ulrich Widmer of Schwaningen sells a field for (20 or 30?) fl. to Schmuli Jew Calmelin´s son who sells it further for 29 fl. |
| 1692-09-22 | Johann Mayer, alderman and gunmaker in Stühlingen, representing Mausche and Mayer brothers Jew Menckhin´s sons sells butcher Hanns Faller here the half house which they have inherited from their father Muhli (sic). Said representative representing Jäckhlin Jew Menckhin´s brother sells Faller the other half of said house, a corner house (Eckhaus), bordering at the bottom to Sir Johann Schölderlin and at two sides to the common lane. The first half was sold for of 400 fl. Of this amount, 200 fl. are to be paid to the two brothers Mausche and Meyer cash, and the other 200 fl. by a down payment of 100 fl. and another payment of 100 fl. immediately when Mausche will move out, but if he will not do so soon, by two annual installments of 50 fl. The other half, the one of Jäckhle, was sold for 500 fl. Buyer makes a down payment of 20 fl. and will pay 200 fl. when Jäckhlin and his son Salomon who are living in the house have moved out. The other 280 fl. are to be paid by annual installments of 70 fl. |
