sentences:  In a 1610 description in the Altenkirchen parish “competence book”, it says that Dittweiler did indeed belong to Electoral Palatinate, but that the tithe was owed to the Zweibrücken monastery of Wörschweiler, and thereby to Count Palatine Johannes of Zweibrücken, and that one third of this tithe was to go to the likewise Zweibrücken-held Church of Ohmbach.As well, the lands held by the Counts of Leyen were mentioned once again.According to a 1611 Electoral Palatinate "Oberamt" of Lautern taxation register, a listing of, among other things, all Dittweiler's family heads was undertaken, according to which 18 families then lived in the village, representing roughly 70 to 80 inhabitants.