The administrative entities that had arisen during French Revolutionary and Napoleonic times were for the most part kept. Dunzweiler now belonged to the "Bürgermeisteramt" (mayoral office) in the canton of Waldmohr in the "Landkommissariat" (later "Bezirksamt") of Homburg. On 21 July 1845, the Bavarian administration began to compile land tax registers for each village, listing each landowner's holdings and his origins. In the original cadastre, 96 residential buildings, one church and 3,259 parcels of land were individually listed. Listed in the 1911/1912 Zweibrücken edition of the address book for the Western Palatinate is, among other things, a population figure of 707 for Dunzweiler.