 Leidenstall was first in 1270.From this document the reader learns that Count Heinrich I of Veldenz, the founder of the newer comital line, sold the villages of "Ysenbach" (Eisenbach) and Leidenstall to the Count of Zweibrücken, and also that he ordered the "Schultheiß" in Kusel to pay interest on this in the amount of seven "solidi" in Trier funds to the provost at the Remigiusberg.According to a document dated 62 years later (1332) referring to "Rewilir" (Rehweiler), Kunigunde, who was the Kusel "Schultheiß" Ruso's widow, was allowed the tithes from the villages of Eisenbach and Rehweiler that the provost at the Remigiusberg had awarded to the mayor, even after her husband's death.