Neu errichtete Brotbäckerei zu Schwarzenberg in Folge der schlechten Getreideernte zur Unterstützung der armen Untertanen in den Herrschaftsgerichten Schwarzenberg und Hohenlandsberg

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Herrschaft Schwarzenberg, Registratur 3424
Herrschaft Schwarzenberg, Perlustranda 251-252
Herrschaft Schwarzenberg, Registratur
Herrschaft Schwarzenberg, Registratur >> Herrschaft Schwarzenberg, Registratur (Rep. 321.7) >> 6. Regierungssachen >> 6.3 Policeysachen >> 6.3.5 Nahrungs- und Kredit-Polizei >> 6.3.5.2 Brot
1816 - 1818
Enthält u.a.: Verzeichnis derjenigen Individuen, welche unentgeltlich Hafer von Seehaus nach Schwarzenberg, für den dort anbefohlene Bäckerei zur Untertützung notleidender fürstlicher Grundholden, auf Schubkarren führen wollen; Anträge des Pfarrers Franz Stöckinger auf Unterstützung für die Bedürftigen Anna Reuß, Kaspar Feuerlein, Paul Feuerlein, Margaretha Klein, Anna Maria Döpfer, Valentin Holzleitner, Georg Guthmann, Kaspar Nickel, Paulus Hühnerkopf, Konrad Martin, Christian Stumpf, Andreas Ott, Andreas Eismann, Andreas Hühnerkopf, Anna Margareta Weber, Sebastian Kümmerer, Anton Schliet, Paulus Lorenz, Kunigunda Eismann, Georg Klein, Johann Ulrich, Johann Starkmann, die Jüdin Zerla, die Witwe Habermann, alle zu Geiselwind; dann für Nikolaus Buckert zu Röhrensee, Nikolaus Stadelmann aus Langenberg, Jakob Ungerer zu Geiselwind
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Stöckinger, Franz (Pfarrer zu Geiselwind)
Martin, Konrad
Ullrich, Johann
Starkmann, Johann
Zerla (Jüdin zu Geiselwind)
Buckert, Nikolaus
Stadelmann, Nikolaus
Ungerer, Jakob
Habermann (Witwe zu Geiselwind)
Buckert, Nikolaus
Stumpf, Christian
Ott, Andreas
Eismann, Andreas
Hühnerkopf, Andreas
Weber, Anna Margaretha
Kümmerer, Sebastian
Schliet, Anton
Lorenz, Paul
Eismann, Kunigunda
Klein, Karl
Reuß, Anna
Feuerlein, Kaspar
Feuerlein, Paul
Klein, Margaretha
Döpfer, Anna Maria
Holzleitner, Valentin
Gutmann, Georg
Nickel, Kaspar
Hühnerkopf, Paul
Geiselwind (Lkr. Kitzingen)
Röhrensee (Gde. Geiselwind, Lkr. Kitzingen)
Langenberg (Gde. Geiselwind, Lkr. Kitzingen)

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