Kesel in the surrounding area of Kempten

Originally I assumed that all Kesels, coming from the former Protestant imperial city, were Protestant. This does not seem to be true at all. Already the foundation deed of Johann Adam Kesel to the family foundation, which originates from the first half of the 18th century, determines that beneficiaries of the foundation can be only Kesel of evangelical faith. This already indicates that there must have been family members of the Catholic denomination who were not resident in the imperial city. In the city archives of Kempten such Catholic Kesels with right of residence in Kempten between 1750 and 1850 are mentioned, which lived however throughout outside of the city borders at that time. Unfortunately, there are no indications as to what family relationship they had with the Kesel who had previously lived in the former imperial city.

Johann Georg Kesel, day labourer *1786 †4.1840 in Obergünzburg
∞ 1808 Marianne Zinsmeister *1799 †9.6.1852 in Sulzberg, 

Konstantin Kesel, wood driver *1751 in Haldenwang

Franz Josef Kesel, wood driver *1759 †19.11.1841
∞ Konstanze Lichtensteiger *1771 in Altusried †19.7.1835
∞ Anna Maria Spättle *1783 †12.8.1848

Lothar Kesel *1775
Theresa Singer †21.4.1851

Deren Kinder
1 Theresa Kesel *1810 married Hug in Lindenberg
1 Franziska Kesel *1812 †26.3.1842
1 Josefa Kesel *1816 †22.11.1850

? Kesel
∞ Veronika Lacher *1775 †30.1.1850

Deren Kinder
1 Regina Kesel *1790 married Schmid in Isny
1 Eleonora Kesel *1794 in Grönenbach
1 Scholastika Kesel *1797 married Maier

In the series Allgäuer Heimatbücher Dr. Dr. Alfred Weitnauer had dealt with Allgäuer sexes. Here are mentioned:
Volume 14 - Population of the Kempten Abbey in 1640
In the community of Buchenberg- Zum Uduls
Michel Kesel with 2 cows and
Hans Kesel with 4 cows