sentences:  In the Late Middle Ages, the first of a series of "Huberbücher" (literally "books of farmers who work a whole "Hube", a land area roughly equivalent to the English oxgang) was published by the Knights of Mauchenheim, who as vassals of the Counts Palatine of Zweibrücken and Electoral Palatinate were enfeoffed with holdings in the "Amt" of Kübelberg.Further lists of "Huber" appeared in the 16th century, as did holding directories from the Wörschweiler Monastery.A comprehensive description by Electoral Palatinate Master Forester Vellmann comes from 1600.