Private Schriftstücke von Dr. Theodor Albert und Rosa, geb. Bodack, und ihrem zweitem Ehemann Christian Bürger

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Stadt- und Stiftsarchiv Aschaffenburg
SSAA, NL 038, 20
NL 038 Rosa Huber
Rosa Huber
1894 - 1895, 1899 - 1904, 1907 - 1911, 1914
Enthält:
- Brief des Vaters [Robert Bodack] an seine Tochter Rosa, 1894
- Gedicht zur Verlobungsfeier am 31. März 1895
- Verlobungskarte, 1895
- Rechnung über Stolgebühren der protestantischen Stadtpfarrei, München, 1895
- drei Gesangsdarbietungen eines Chores zur Heirat, 1895
- Brief mit Hochzeitswünschen von Louise W. [1895]
- Mitteilung des Standesamts München I über den Termin zur Eheschließung, 1895
- Wäsche-Verzeichnis, Kinderwäsche-Verzeichnis, 1895
- Brief von Theodor an seine Tochter Rosa, 1899
- Testament von Theodor Albert, 1899
- therapeutische Notizen, 1901
- Tagebuch-Notizen, 1902
- Testament von Rosa Albert, geb. Bodack, 1903
- Bestallungsurkunde als Vertreter für die Kinder Rosa und Emma bei der Auseinandersetzung des väterlichen Nachlasses, 1904
- zwei Briefe von Christian Bürger an Rosel, 1904
- zwei Briefe von Christian Bürger an "Rosele und Emmele", 1904
- Brief von Christian Bürger, 1904
- Brief von Eugenie Sp... an "Rosele und Emmele", [1904]
- Brief von Tante Luise, [1907]
- Brief von Schwester Emma an Rosa, 1907/08
- Brief von Emma an ihren Vater, mit Antwort, [1910]
- ärztliches Attest für Rosa, 1910
- Zeitungsartikel zur Ordensverleihung an Garnisonsarzt Dr. Bürger, [1910]
- Schulzeugnis von Rosa Albert, 1911
- Taufbestätigung für Rosa Albert, 1911
- Brief zur Zimmerbestellung in Traunstein, 1914
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