Amt Mettmann

Mettmann was founded in the 10th century and developed into the seat of courts for various jurisdictions even though it never achieved the status of a city. Eventually, the ruling jurisdiction was the Duchy of Berg, of which Mettmann was one of the eight original Ämter, as documented in 1363. It consisted of the Stadtgericht and Landgericht of Mettmann (between which I make no distinction) and Gericht Gerresheim. Territorially, it covered the modern cities of Mettmann and Erkrath along with parts of Wülfrath and eastern Düsseldorf.

 

List of villages in Stadtgericht and Landgericht Mettmann
  • Diepensiepen 1521 - 1806
  • Erbach [Wülfrath] 1521 - 1806
  • Hasselbeck [Ratingen] 1521 - 1806
  • Krumbach 1521 - 1806
  • Laubach 1521 - 1806
  • Mettmann 1521 - 1806
  • Metzkausen 1521 - 1806
  • Niederschwarzbach 1521 - 1806
  • Oberschwarzbach 1521 - 1806
  • Obmettman 1521 - 1689
  • Püttbach 1521 - 1806
  • Wülfrath 1521 - 1806
List of villages in Gericht Gerresheim
  • Bruchhausen [Erkrath] 1521 - 1806
  • Dorp [Erkrath] 1521 - 1806
  • Eller 1521 - 1806
  • Ellscheid 1521 - 1806
  • Erkrath 1521 - 1806
  • Gerresheim 1521 - 1806
  • Hubbelrath 1521 - 1806
  • Ludenberg 1521 - 1806
  • Millrath 1521 - 1806
  • Morp 1521 - 1806
  • Unterbach 1521 - 1806
  • Vennhausen 1521 - 1806