"Who ELSE lived in Oberschlagles", you ask...?

Oberschlagles 1826-1855
These are only the families who had children born in those years. K=Kniha (book) and S=Snimek (image). (I made the list when the Ceskearchivy site was still only in Czech).
Oh, and the list isn't EVERY birth, just those I could decipher.

#1 BRZEK (1826)
#1 ALTRICHTER (1845)
#1 HESCH K8 S174
#2 HESCH K8 S131
K8 S134
K8 S164
K9 S38
#2 FIBINGER (1855)
#2 PROISEL (Sept 1855)
#2 RISAK (1845)
#3 ZWICKER
#3 LOZI*KER
#3 PROIFSL/CROIHSL (Obermuhl, Dec 1855)
#4 WAGNER (1827)
#5 SCHIRMER HP8-57
#6 KRUBICKA/ KRUPITSCHKA/KRUPICKA
#8 TIPPEL
#18 HESCH--K9 S67
#19 SCHIEBERL
#19 BAUER
#21 FIBINGER
#23 HESCH--K9 S117
K9 S154
#25 LONGIN
#27 AUTIECH
#30 SCHIRMER
#30 MULLER (Niedermuhl)

Oh, and here's the tally of HESCH births we found in the villages of the parishes Horni Pena and Jindrichuv Hradec :

K8 S131-- BARTHOLOMEUS 14 Aug 1843 J/Martin +
K8 S134 FRANZ 28 Oct 1843 J/Franz +
K8 S164--PAUL--20 Jan 1846 J/Martin
K8 S174--IGNATZ--27 July 1846 J/Franz
K9 S28--BARTHOLOMEUS--16 Aug 1848 J/Franz +
K9 S38--MATHIAS--13 Feb 1849--J/Martin
K9 S67--PETER--29 June 1850--J/Franz +
K9 S97--ANTON--12 Jan 1852--J/Martin
K9 S117--MARIA--6 Dec 1852--J/Franz +
K9 S154--FRANCISKA--7 Oct 1854--J/Franz

The "J/Martin" means "Johann, son of Martin" and the + means the child died early.