Literature (in German only):
Account books from Office Tremsbüttel, 1483-1657 and 1746 - 1771
List of Inhabitants from 1736 of book "Chronical of Jersbek-Stegen"
List of Inhabitants from 1774 of book "Estates of Jersbek and Stegen"
Census list ("Volkszählungen") of some villages, 1803, 1835, 1840, 1860, 1865.
Some odd family researching
Church books still exist : baptism since 1680, weddings since 1680 (gaps 1696-1701,1713-1725,1735-1736), burials since 1770, confirmations since 1798, engagements since 1770, church accounting since 1762
Places :
Sülfeld (old : Sullevelde), Alsterberg, Bargfeld, Bargerhorst, Bargholzkoppel, Bauerrögen, Bekmüssen, Binnenhorst, Birkenbusch, Bornhorst, Borstel, Brasilien, Brooklande, Bruch, Brunshorst, Caßburg, Kayhude (alt : Cayhude), Dänisch-Müssen, Eckholm, Ehlersberg, Elmenhorst (old: Ulmenhorst), Fahrenhorst, Grabau, Gräberkathe, Hambergen, Hartwigsahl, Hasenhörn, Heidkrug, Hitzberg, Hohenbergen, Hohenhorst, Hoherdamm, Hohlenrien, Holm, Hude, Hullen, Ilk, Itzstedt, Jersbek (old : Yresbeke, Girichsbek), Langereihe, Lemkenhau, Lehmkuhl, Lohe, Lombardei, Mannhagen, Mönkenbrook, Nahe, Naherfurt, Neuenteich, Nienwohld, Klint, Oberteich, Oering, Papenborn, Peerkopp, Petersfelde, Pfingsthorst, Querblöcken, Raak, Rauchshorst, Regelstelle, Rothenmoor, Rugenrade, Ruloh, Seemoor, Seth, Scheidekathe, Schierenhorst, Schlutop, Siebenbergen, Sievershütten, Stegen, Steinklinken, Stuvenborn, Vierthkathe, Wiemerskamp
1855 this parish had 5964 inhabitants.
Links :
Community Suelfeld
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