| 1742-04-27 | Abraham Bloch, defendant. |
| 1742-05-11 | Lehemann and Jonas Weyl, horse trade matter. |
| 1742-05-25 | Seligmann Guggenheim, cow deal. |
| 1742-05-29 | Samuel Wormbser, protected Jew in Mühlheim, acting as representative of the Jacob Bloch orphans, sues Abraham Bloch in Stühlingen for payment of 70 fl. |
| 1742-05-30 | Joseph Guggenheimb of Randegg, claim. |
| - | Frantz Antoni Vöst, baptized Jew, sues Joseph Guggenheimb at Randegg for payment. |
| 1742-05-31 | Clearing of the debts of Joseph Gugenheimb at Randegg (with a long list of creditors). |
| 1742-06-01 | Isac Neyer of Grafenhausen sues Salomon Weyl to pay medical treatment of defendant´s little boy (with details). |
| 1742-06-08 | Sara, the wife of Jonas Gugenheim, is fined for verbal injuries. |
| - | Frantz Antoni Vöst against Joseph Gugenheimb at Randegg again. |
| 1742-07-06 | Marunb Gugenheimb is sued for payment. |
| 1742-07-27 | Heumann and Abaraham Bickhert brothers are fined for brawl. |
| 1742-08-27 | Joseph Gugenheimb of Randegg for his wife, and his brothers-in-law Jonas and Faistel Gugenheimb, brothers under protection here, make an agreement about the inheritance of their father resp. father-in-law. |
| 1742-08-30 | Schmuli Weyl, horse trade. |
| 1742-10-01 | Faistel Gugenheimb sues Barthel Thienger for payment. The complaint is rejected and plaintiff is fined for loaning out money against a recent decree. |
| 1742-10-10 | Lehemann Weyl, claim. |
| - | Lehemann Weyl is willing to pack his bags and move to Lengnau, where he has recently obtained protection. He is allowed to move around in Stühlingen County until Jewish protection ends at all. |
| 1742-10-15 | Salomon Weyl the young, horse trade matter. |
| 1742-10-17 | Jonas Gugenheimb, plaintiff. |
| 1742-10-24 | Salomon Weyl the young, plaintiff. |
| 1742-11-06 | Meyer Bloch and his wife are sued for payment of 70 fl. Defendant declares he owns nothing but his house and will pay when he has sold it. |
| 1742-11-22 | Salomon Weyl the young, defendant. |
| - | Heymann Pickhert, defendant. |
| 1742-12-13 | Mannas Bloch, formerly at Stühlingen, has obtained protection at Gailingen and has moved there some weeks ago. He is allowed trespassing as long as Jewish protection lasts. |
| 1743-01-09 | Marumb Weyl Sam. son, plaintiff. |
| 1743-01-25 | Feistel Gugenheimb, horse deal. |
| - | Salamon Weyl Older, plaintiff. |
| - | Salamon Weyl Younger, quarrel before the office. |
| - | Salamon Weyl Younger, horse trade. |
| 1743-02-01 | Jonas Weyl, plaintiff. |
| 1743-02-15 | Isaac Bernheimb of Tiengen, creditor. |
| 1743-03-15 | Josel Gugenheimb here, defendant. |
| 1743-03-28 | Haymann Bickhert, cow trade matter. |
| 1743-03-30 | The government at Donaueschingen has allowed the Jews to remain until Georgesmas (23 April). The following are to pay protection fee for the 59 days from 17 Mar. to 23 April: Marumb Weyl Sandel´s son, Salomon Weyl his (whose?) son, Marumb Weyl Dicker, Isaac Weyl his son, Faistel Guggenheimb Leib´s son, Salamon Weyl Sandel´s son, Jonas Gugenheimb Leib´s son, Schmuly Weyl, Marx Mayer Eleis´ son, Marum Gugenheimb Joseph´s son, Faistel Gugenheimb Joseph´s son, Isaac Bickhert Lehemann´s son, Haymann Bickhert, Lehemann Bickhert. |
| - | Majer Weyl Jew at Horheim has moved away and beft behind nothing but debts. His extant fees are written off. |
| 1743-04-24 | The following Jews are allowed to remain until 1 May as they had presented considerable reasons: Marumb Weyl Sandel´s son. Salamon Weyl his son. Marumb Weyl Dicker. Isaac Weyl his son. Schmuli Weyl. Marx Mayer Elias´ son. Isaac Beckhert Lehemann´s son and Lehemann Bickhert. |
| 1743-04-30 | Agreement between Schmuli Weyl and his creditors, mainly at Schaffhausen, after his heavy indebtness and bankruptcy (a long entry). |
| 1743-07-27 | Marum Weyl Dicker could not move away earlier because of sickness, and Isaac Weyl and Marx Mayer also remained to take care for him. They are to pay protection fee for 83 days. |
| 1744-07-18 | Marum Weyl filed a petition to the Donaueschingen government in behalf of his extant protection fee. His fee of 5 fl. is granted, and the fee of his two fellows Marx Mayer and Isaac Weyl is reduced to a half. |
| 1744-12-14 | Mayer Bloch at Gailingen, horse trade (long matter). |
| 1745-01-11 | Borch Neuburg at Gailingen, horse trade matter. |
| 1745-01-19 | Salomon Weyl, representing his father Marumb Weyl now in Gailingen, sold his remaining house, barn, stable, "Baulege", garden and wash house, which had formerly been the inn at the sign of the Krone, for 1050 fl. to Sebastian Krettler, counsellor at Stühlingen (with details). |
| 1745-01-26 | Some debtors of Salamon Weyl at Randegg. |
| 1745-02-11 | Down payment for Marum Weyl, now in Gailingen (a long entry). |
| 1745-04-26 | Salamon Weyl in Gailingen is fined for verbal injuries. |
| 1745-07-02 | Benjamin Hayum, servant and representative of Mayer Bernheimb at Tiengen, sues Martin Albickher for payment of 80 fl. and other debts. |
