Johannes Eckhard Mileck, Priester und Chorherr im Stift Vilshofen, schließt mit Johann von Parsberg, Domherr zu Regensburg, Nachfolger des Doktor Kolb, von dem A eine Pension aus der Custodia des Hochstifts Regensburg bezog, einen Vertrag über die Ablösung der Pension und quittiert den Empfang der Geldsumme. S1: Michael Eckh, Propst des Stifts Vilshofen, S2: Sebastian Behaim, Chorherr zu Vilshofen

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Johannes Eckhard Mileck, Priester und Chorherr im Stift Vilshofen, schließt mit Johann von Parsberg, Domherr zu Regensburg, Nachfolger des Doktor Kolb, von dem A eine Pension aus der Custodia des Hochstifts Regensburg bezog, einen Vertrag über die Ablösung der Pension und quittiert den Empfang der Geldsumme. S1: Michael Eckh, Propst des Stifts Vilshofen, S2: Sebastian Behaim, Chorherr zu Vilshofen
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1550 Juni 15
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Überlieferung: Or.

Sprache: dt.

Medium: A = Analoges Archivalie

Jahr: 1550

Monat: 6

Tag: 15
Mileck: Johann Eckart, Chorherr Vilshofen
Beheim: Sebastian, Chorherr Vilshofen
Eck: Michael, Propst zu Vilshofen
Parsberg, Familie von: Johann, Domherr Regensburg
Vilshofen (Lkr. Passau), Kollegiatstift
Regensburg (krfr.St. Regensburg), Bistum/Hochstift: Custodia

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