| 1726-10-08 | Feisel Gugenhaimb. |
| 1726-10-25 | Marumb Gugenhaimb, Schmule Weyl. |
| - | Jonas Weyl (on the margin: Jonas Gugenhaimb). |
| 1726-11-05 | David, singer and school-knocker, claim upon a credit of 10.03.1724. |
| 1726-11-19 | Mencke Bloch is fined because he provided a horse not apted for riding. |
| - | Marx Mayer, assisted by his father Elias Mayer, claim. |
| 1726-11-22 | Salomon Weyl. |
| 1726-12-03 | Jonas Gugenhaimb |
| 1726-12-13 | Faisel Gugenhaimb, penalty upon a cow deal. |
| - | Meyer Bloch "Young", claim. |
| 1727-02-04 | Jonas Gugenheimb, agreement about a mortgage of 16.12.1718. |
| 1727-03-07 | Feisel, claim. |
| 1727-05-14 | Jossel Guggenheimb. |
| 1727-08-05 | Jonas Weyl, penalty. |
| 1727-09-23 | Marum Weyl, complaint. |
| 1727-10-03 | Isac Bickert, Mencke Block, horse trade matter. |
| 1727-11-21 | Lang Jossel (on the margin: Jossel Gugenheimb). |
| 1727-12-01 | Marum Weyl, his son-in-law Jonas Gugenheimb, Leib Gugenheim, cession of a debt with reference to an entry of 28.01.1721. |
| 1727-12-05 | Isaac Bickert. |
| - | Mencki Bloch was summoned upon request of Mencke Bernheimb from Tiengen but has not appeared. |
| 1727-12-12 | Isaac Bickert (three entries). |
| 1728-01-07 | Manus Bloch is fined for horse trade on a Sunday. |
| 1728-01-13 | Mencke Bloch of Stühlingen owes 60 florins to Mencke Bernheimb of Tiengen. |
| - | Mencke Bloch is fined for employing a foreign tailor in his house. |
| - | Mencke Bloch is to pay back a credit of 145 fl. |
| - | Isaac Bickhert is to pay back about 50 florins (the exact amount is to be determined yet). |
| 1728-01-27 | Bequests of Leib Gugenheimb: 1. 1000 fl. to the grandson Meyer Gugenheim (son of Faistel) for his wedding, 2. 450 fl. to the younger son Jonas Gugenheimb, 3. 350 fl. to the son-in-law Salomon Weyl, 4. 450 fl. to the other son-in-law Joseph Gugenheimb in Randegg, partially as a dowry for the daughter Edel, 5. 450 fl. to the older son Faistel as a dowry for another daughter who is expected to marry soon, 6. provisions for the distribution of the estate after the death of Leib, 7. 200 fl. cash and 200 fl. of claims for the grandson Jonas Guggenheimb in Randegg which his father Joseph Gugenheimb must not touch. |
| 1728-01-29 | In this context, Joseph Gugenheimb of Randegg renews a claim to his brother-in-law Feistel Guggenheim in Stühlingen. |
| 1728-02-20 | Marx Meyer Jew has a claim of 36 fl. secured by a mortgage. |
| 1728-02-24 | Isaac Bickhert is to pay 16 fl. for a cow. |
| - | Marumb Weyl has ceded a claim of 379 fl., with reference to the proceedings of 27.03.1722, to Junker Johann Jacob Ziegler of Schaffhausen. |
| 1728-03-09 | Elias and Marx Meyer and Isacc Bickhert, doubtful horse trade in Gailingen in 1726 (a long matter). |
| 1728-04-06 | A man was summoned upon request of Jew Marx Meyer but has not appeared. |
| 1728-04-09 | Isaac Bickhert, cow treade matter. |
| - | A quarrel between Manus Bloch and the flayer About a hide. |
| 1728-04-16 | Jossel Gugenheimb is sued for payment of 30 fl. |
| 1728-04-20 | Schmule Weyl, two cessions of claims. |
| - | Isaac Bickhert owes 62 fl. |
| 1728-05-26 | Marum Weyl is fined for a riot at the wedding of his youngest daughter Ella last Saturday while the bells were rung for Ave Maria and the Poor Souls. |
| 1728-06-01 | Isaac Bickhert claims payment for a cow. |
| 1728-06-18 | Salomon Weyl buys real estate for 65 fl. |
| 1728-06-21 | As can be seen in the proceedings of 14.05.1728, Jacob Gugenheimb of Lenglau claimed 250 florins from Jossel Gugenheimb Alt, former protected Jew here, and a mortgage was inscribed on the house in the Jews´ Lane between Meyer Bloch Alt and clerk Megglin´s barn. Today appears Süssel Guggenheim, son of said Alt Jossel, and declares in the presence of Marumb Weyl that said Jacob Guggenheimb has ceded him, Süssel, this claim as payment for 14 years of work. This cession is proven by a Hebrew document which was translated by Marum Weyl and by a declaration of Marum that Jacob Guggenheimb has written such to him. Thus such cession is officially ratified, but Süssel Guggenheimb will have to respond in case anyone ought to contradict sooner or later. |
| 1728-06-22 | Leib Gugenheimb buys a claim. |
| 1728-09-24 | Jonas Gugenheimb claims 24 fl. upon a mutual account. |
| 1728-10-01 | Same claims 72 fl. |
| 1728-11-03 | Marumb Weyl claims 25 fl. and 15 fl. |
| 1728-11-12 | Claims of Marumb Weyl and Leib. |
| - | Jonas Gugenheimb is sued to return a barrel (suitable for a cart, Fuhrfaß) which he borrowed five years ago. |
| - | Isaac Bickhert is to pay for a cow. |
| 1728-11-23 | Schmuli (on the margin: Lemble) Weyl claims payment. |
| 1729-01-11 | Mencke Bernheimb of Tiengen claims 33 fl. |
| 1729-01-18 | Jossel Guggenheimb claims 48 fl. |
| - | Leib Guggenheimb claims 30 fl. and is willing to wait some more time. |
| 1729-01-28 | Jonas Weyl claims 10 fl. interest. |
| 1729-02-11 | Schmule Weyl claims payment. |
| 1729-03-22 | Meyer Gugenheimb, protected Jew here, has married Schönle, the daughter of Josel Gugenheimb, about two months ago. The young couple got into heavy quarrels in which their parents got involved, too. Meyer had even once told to Marum Weyl that he would rather issue a divorce document (Scheidbrief) if the Jossl side will not allow him command (Gewalt) over the marriage endowment. In spite of many good words, they could not come to an agreement at the office, so the matter was transferred to the local Rabbi and to schoolmaster Heyum. Today appears the young couple with Jonas Gugenheimb, Marum Weyl of Donaueschingen and Mencke Bernheim of Tiengen and declares their agreement in this matter. The transfer of the case to the Rabbi and the schoolmaster is waived for now. |
| 1729-05-06 | Schmule Weyl still claims 12 fl. |
| - | Leib Gugenheimb claims 38 fl. |
| - | Marum Weyl protected Jew here claims 489 fl. |
| 1729-05-17 | Marum Weyl here reports burglary in the Synagogue. The box into which offerings are put (Opferstock) in a chappel was also violently opened (erbrochen) this night. |
| - | Losses of Marum Weyl by a debtor´s bankruptcy. |
| 1729-05-31 | Meyer Gugenheimb wants to get back a field which he had sold but which was not paid. |
| 1729-06-10 | Joseph Salomon of Wurmlingen, son-in-law of Lehemann Bickert here, has applied for trespassing for a year, which is granted for two florins. |
| 1729-06-21 | Mencke Bloch is sued for payment of 29 fl. |
| - | Isaac Bickert, same, 62 fl. and 100 fl. |
| 1729-06-23 | Meyer Gugenheimb is sued after a cow trade. |
| - | Jossel Gugenheimb claims 26 fl. |
| 1729-06-28 | Meyer Bloch, quarrel after a horse trade. |
| 1729-07-01 | Marumb Weyl, quarrel after a bull trade. |
| 1729-07-05 | Schmule Weyl, quarrel after a cow trade. |
| 1729-07-15 | Leib Gugenheimb has failed to pay 30 florins of war taxes, pretending he is unable to do so. The same entry includes an agreement about a deposited foal which has died. |
| - | First emption is claimed for some real estate which Jonas Gugenheimb has accepted as security and later on acquired, with reference to the proceedings of 18.10.1726. |
| 1729-07-16 | Same, cession of a claim. |
| 1729-08-09 | Leib Gugenheimb and the servant of Jonas Gugenheimb sued some of Unterhallau for attacking them on the road. |
| 1729-08-12 | Salomon Weyl claims payment of a Duplone. |
| 1729-08-19 | Schmuly the singer´s son (or: the son of singer Schmuly) is fined for saying at a foreign place that Meyer Lang Jossel´s son-in-law is a fool. |
| 1729-08-25 | Lehmann Bickert, questionable change of horses by a handshake (Handschlag). Bickert is said to have grasped for seller´s hand which this one had not raised (ausgestreckt). The deal is declared void. |
| 1729-09-09 | Schmule Weyl, agreement about a claim. |
| 1729-09-30 | Lehmann Bickert claims payment for a horse. |
| 1729-10-11 | Lehmann Bickert, same, a complicated matter. |
| 1729-10-31 | Schmule Weyl, claim. |
| - | Jossel Gugenheimb is fined 10 pounds for attacking his son-in-law in his house (with reference to separate proceedings about this case). |
| 1729-11-18 | Marum Weyl claims payment of interest and payment for a horse. |
| 1729-12-17 | Jossel Gugenheimb sues a couple for slander and charges of fraud against him. |
| - | Claims by Jonas Gugenheimb and Marx Bloch. |
| 1730-01-10 | The slander and fraud matter continued, with a deposition of the sheriff. |
| 1730-01-13 | Jonas Weyl claims 11 fl. |
| - | Schmuly Weyl has bought a field for 11 fl. |
| 1730-01-24 | Leib Gugenheimb claims 10 fl. and 75 fl. |
| 1730-01-27 | Leib Gugenheimb, complaint after a bull trade. |
| - | Leib Jew, claim after a bull trade. |
| 1730-02-08 | Leib, quarrel about a deposited bull. |
| - | Marumb Weyl Sandels Sohn has paid 35 fl. to Hirtzel Levi from Alsace which he is now claiming back from the debtors of this man. |
| 1730-03-03 | Salomon Weyl Marumben Sohn wanted to have a coat (Mantel) made (a long matter). |
| 1730-03-10 | Isaac Bloch is to pay a debt which he said he did not know of. |
| 1730-03-13 | Schmuly Weyl sells a small house with two gardens and some lands which he has acquired in a bankruptcy procedure, and some more pieces of land. |
| 1730-03-14 | Marum Weyl may loan 15 fl. to a farmer for the purchase of seeds. |
| - | Leib denies to owe 12 fl. to a debtor. |
| 1730-03-17 | Jonas Gugenheimb has loaned Isacc Bickert 11 fl. for the payment of protection fee and wants the amount be paid back. |
| - | Marum Weyl claims 85 fl., with reference to the proceedings of 14.01.1717 and 07.02.1719. |
| - | Claims by Marum Weyl and Jonas Gugenheimb. |
| 1730-03-21 | Salomon Weyl claims 9 fl. |
| 1730-03-28 | Claims by Leib Gugenheimb and his son Feistl Gugenheimb, both of Stühlingen. |
