sentences:  In 1282, King Rudolph I of Germany gave Count Heinrich III of Hohenecken and his wife Margarethe leave to sell the estate of Mittelrohrbach, a royal fief, with all its appurtenances and serfs to Otterberg Abbey.Against this sale, the king accepted from the comital couple the "Lampertsmühle" (a mill) and a meadow in "Heinzemanneshusen sub Castro Wolvestein", that is to say, beneath the castle of Wolfstein.Besides the documents from the year of first documentary mention, the village's name appears in further documents from the earlier line of the Counts of Veldenz (1259-1444).