Stredné Slovensko – Horehronie – ľudia ktorí žili na Horehroní boli uznávaní ako remeselníci. Nemali štatút poddaného, ale patrili snáď pod nejakú komoru (možno lesnícku). Dokonca, vraj v niektorých obdobiach mala celá oblasť také privilégia, že muži nemuseli chodiť na vojnu.
Osady erárno – lesnícke
Biele handle – na Bielom Hrone, známe aj ako Horné Handle: Bacúch, Beňuš, Braväcovo, Podholie, Srnkovo, Pôbišovo, Filipovo, Gašparovo. Čierne Handle – na Čiernom Hrone – známe aj ako Dolné Handle: Dobroč, Komov, Pustô, Latky, Fajtov, Jánošovka, Čierny Balog, Jergov, Závodie, Vydrovo, Krám, Dolina, Medveďovo, Osrblie
Podľa Banského archívu v Banskej Štiavnici boli v roku 1710 vo Filipove 3 domy. V jednom býval Tomáš Faško s rodinou, v druhom snáď jeho brat Matej s rodinou. V treťom bývali švagrovci Knapčok a Rusnák. Podľa záznamov si zrejme zobrali sestry Faškové od otca Michala Faška. Podľa sčítania obyvateľov z roku 1810 bolo vo Filipove 12 domov, v ktorých žilo 106 osôb v 22 rodinách. Veľkú prevahu majú Faškovci – 61 osôb v 9 domoch (z toho v 3 domoch aj s inými rodinami), Dugátovcov bolo 13 a žili tu 2 rodiny v jednom dome
Beňuš
Prvá písomná zmienka o obci je z roku 1380. Usídľovali sa tu baníci, v 16. storočí sa preorientovali na drevorubačstvo. V roku 1710 bolo v Beňuši 9 domov. V rámci Braväcova, Srnkova a Podholia bolo 17 domov.
Gašparovo
V roku 1710 boli v Gašparove 3 domy.
Stredné Slovensko – Horehronie – people who lived in Horehronie were recognized as craftsmen. They did not have the status of subjects, but belonged, perhaps, to some chamber (possibly forestry). Apparently, in some periods, the entire region had such privileges that men did not have to go to war.
Settlements:
Biele Handle (White Handle) – on Biely Hron, also known as Horné Handle: Bacúch, Beňuš, Braväcovo, Podholie, Srnkovo, Pôbišovo, Filipovo, Gašparovo.
Čierne Handle (Black Handle) – on Čierny Hron, also known as Dolné Handle: Dobroč, Komov, Pustô, Latky, Fajtov, Jánošovka, Čierny Balog, Jergov, Závodie, Vydrovo, Krám, Dolina, Medveďovo, Osrblie.
Filipovo
According to the Banská Štiavnica archive, there were 3 houses in Filipovo in 1710. Tomáš Faško lived with his family in one, possibly his brother Matej with his family in the second. The third house was occupied by the brothers-in-law Knapčok and Rusnák. According to records, the Faško sisters probably married them, daughters of Michal Faško. According to the census of 1810, there were 12 houses in Filipovo, where 106 people lived in 22 families. Faško family had a significant presence – 61 people in 9 houses (3 of them shared with other families), and there were 13 Dugátovci people with 2 families living in one house.
Beňuš
The first written mention of the village dates back to 1380. Miners settled here, but in the 16th century, they shifted to logging. In 1710, there were 9 houses in Beňuš. Within Braväcovo, Srnkovo, and Podholie, there were a total of 17 houses.
Gašparovo
In 1710, there were 3 houses in Gašparovo.