from his new exile in Vienna Pankraz Vorster tried to negotiate with the canton of St Gall, not with Baden, about his future, claiming a lifelong dominion over Ebringen. But the canton ignored this and sold Ebringen and Norsingen to members of the Grand Duke's family - not to the Grand Duchy - for 140,000 guilders. The dominion was handed over in March 1807. St Gall administrators St. Gall Prince Abbot in exile 1801-1805 Pankraz Vorster (Ebringen was residence in exile and together with Norsingen from 1803 the last territory of the Princely Abbey) St. Gall Governors 1795–1806 Beatus Schumacher 1789–1795 Gerold Brandenberg 1778–1789 Anton Gerwig 1775–1778 Coelestin Schiess 1769–1775 Ignaz Moesl 1762–1769 Othmar Walser 1741–1762 Pirmin Widle 1731–1741 Augustin Hauser von Gleichenstein 1725–1731 Roman Schertlin 1704–1725 Lukas Grass 1698–1704 Hermann Schenk 1681–1698 Augustin Zagot 1675–1681 Leodegar Buergisser 1662–1675 Tutilo Gebel 1656–1662 Othmar Kessler 1654–1656 Simon von Freiburg 1648–1654 Ambrosius Negeli 1647–1648 Basilius Renner 1646–1647 Gallus Alt 1644-1646 without local authorities 1640-1644 rule of Friedrich Kanoffsky 1637–1640 without local authorities 1634–1637 Robert Bloed (again) 1633–1634 Hans Dietrich Mueller (only administrator, not governor) 1624–1633 Jakob Schepeli (only administrator, not governor) 1621–1624 Robert Bloed 1807–1918: Ebringen in the Grand Duchy of Baden While the 18th century was an age of population growth despite of notable emigration, the 19th century was the opposite: an age of massive emigration and stagnating or decreasing population. Between 1807 and 1809 Ebringen together with Norsingen was an own dominion under the suzerainty of the Grand Duchy of Baden, in the possession of members of the Grand Duke's family. In 1809 the dominion was sold to the Grand Duchy and was fully integrated into the state of Baden. Although the secular rule of the abbey St Gall ended in 1805, the parish priest and the vicar in Ebringen were still from the former abbey of St Gall. So in 1814 Aemilian Hafner, once a close advisor of Pankraz Vorster and since 1805 vicar of Ebringen, was appointed as parish priest. This was the last appointment of a St Gall parish priest. After Hafner was promoted to vicar general of the new diocese Chur-St Gall in 1824, in Ebringen the era of religious influence of St Gall also ended. In September 1893 Talhausen got a water supply. At that time, from its own source. In 1912, Ebringen and Talhausen were connected to the electricity grid. since 1918 In 1937/38,