Hi,
I think it's Moltrecht.
I found a Staatshandbuch (list of public and local authorities, with contact details, descriptions of duties, etc.) for Mecklenburg für 1836.
For Penzlin, there is an Ernst Adolph Friedrich Moltrecht listed as lawyer.
https://books.google.de/books?id=ojw-AAAAYAAJ&pg=PA107&lpg=PA107&dq=johann+ludwig+moltrecht&source=bl&ots=wBBXZ2nAZK&sig=ACfU3U0vUY-HJmhEzC8_41MFKCANS7TOGQ&hl=de&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjxl-u5wNziAhXSZlAKHaBmDQ0Q6AEwDXoECAgQAQ#v=onepage&q=johann%20ludwig%20moltrecht&f=falseI'll have another look in a while.
Karen
Edit:
Johann Friederich Schmidt, born 1777. Married.
The next one is tricky. Possibly something-friederika Dorethea Moltrecht? The "something" looks as though it starts with "F". 1756. Married.
Adolph Friderich Schmidt (with a different "F" spelling for Friederich). 1707. Single.
Johann Christian Theodor Schmidt. 1814. Single.
Johann Ludwig Moltrecht. 1777. Single.
Carl Friederich Haacker. 1769. Married.
Religion for all of them is "Lutherisch" (Lutheran).
Under how long they've lived there I THINK it says Jugend, so since they were young.
Really not sure about Johann F. Schmidt's occupation. I keep seeing something like baker, but that is probably unlikely. :-).
Herr Haacker is a "Knecht" - a servant or farmhand.
I can't work out Moltrecht's occupation, short though it may be!
The column next to the occupation describes the piece of land (size of field, garden, etc.).
For both Johan Schmidt and Johan Moltrecht, land areas are given (Moltrecht has 2 acres of field/farmland).
That's as much as I can make out, I'm afraid.