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Nachlass des Kavallerie-Kapitäns Eggert O. H. von dem Knesebeck (Bestand)
Enthält: Familie, Besitz u. Vermögen der Linie Kolborn; überwiegend geschäftl. Nachlass des E. O. H. v. d. Knesebeck (+1776), brsg.-lbg. Kavalleriekapitän: Güter Karnitz u. Pohnstorf in Mecklenburg; Besitz-, Vermögens-, Erbschaftssachen; amtliche Korrespondenz
Geschichte des Bestandsbildners: Eggert Otto Heinrich von dem Knesebeck war der jüngste Sohn des Ludolf Otto von dem Knesebeck (geb. 1662) auf Kolborn, Pohnsdorf und Karnitz, hannoverscher Kapitän. Eggert Otto Heinrich von Knesebeck muß nach 1702 geboren sein.
Bestandsgeschichte: Dieser Bestand enthält überwiegend Akten von Eggert Otto Heinrich von Knesebeck, der sich nach Liquidation seiner mecklenburgischen Güter Carnitz und Pohnstorf (um 1750) als ehemaliger Kavallerie-Kapitän des Herzogs von Braunschweig und Lüneburg bis zu seinem Tod (1776) häufig in Wolfenbüttel (bei dem Färber Thielecke neben der Großen Apotheke am Markt) und Braunschweig (bei dem Feldscher Fricke auf der Gerlinger Straße) aufgehalten hat.
Stand: Oktober 1985
Das maschinenschriftliche Findbuch wurde im Juni 2015 in die EDV eingegeben.
Stand: Juni 2015
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Delict according to Nazi judicial system
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Reason for persecution
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Role in the proceeding
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