I'm collecting some aspects of my Research about the regiments of the swabian district.
It is interesting to see that there are no informations about the troubles the command had with the normal soldiers. I found some informations in a more recent chronicle of the early 19th century. But now I'm reading in the chronicle of a certain Georg David Blinzig, who started to write his chronicle in 1740. Although Blinzig was not the leading figure of the state, his notes are very interesting. It's very likely that he saw the end of a part of the rebellion of Lorch with his own eyes. Secondly the contingent of Hall played a Major roll in the uprising of the swabian troops!
When the war broke out it seams that there was no opposition in the imperial town of Hall against the duties for the empire and the emperor. It was'nt difficult to find enough of peasants to serve in the contingent of Schwäbisch Hall. Very soon all men of the company of infantry and the half Company of dragoons were ready to march. They had to march to the other parts of the swabian troops. The Regiment of Baden-Durlach made the assembly at Durlach. This happened in may 1757.
To be continued if there is some interest.
The same document mentions the equipement of the coachmen (Fuhrknechte).
It's interesting, that all had something like a uniform: blue coats, blue waistcoat, Sabres and belt.