H�USLINGE never owned the house where there where living in
in the Kingdom of Hanover area.
H�USLER stand s for other areas in the early Germany, for
example in the SUDETENLands. There it stands for "Owning a
small house".
You will find In census lists H�USLINGE mostly at the end of
the ranking, as they owned no land, no houses, no farms.
They where poor peopl. living from "Hand to mouth".
Sch�ne Gr�sse aus unserer
Universit�tsstadt G�ttingen
Reinhard J. Freytag
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A H�usling or H�usler is a Person who has a small farm.
Sometimes he owns it, sometimes he pays rent for it. It is
not sufficient to make a living. He had to have some other
source of income. Sometimes farmers had H�uslinge as cheap
farm workers. They did not have to care for them, no food
and lodging required.
Wolfgang
"Mangold & Dittes" <mangolddittes@comcast.net> schrieb:
> I recently learned that a census was taken of the
Kingdom of Hanover in 1852. It is described as follows:
> "All inhabitants of all towns and villages of the
Kingdom of Hanover are listed in the original lists of this
census
> including wives, children, maids, farmhands, 'H�uslinge'
and even prisoners." www.edition-hist.de