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Ersuchen des Gerichtsschreibers Franz Karl Beck von Kielczewo um Ausfolge seines väterlichen Erbes in Bärenthal
Landesarchiv Baden-Württemberg, Abt. Staatsarchiv Sigmaringen, Ho 192 T 1 Fürstliches Obervogteiamt Beuron
Fürstliches Obervogteiamt Beuron >> XI Persönliche Verhältnisse der Untertanen >> e) Nachlässe, Testamente und Leibgedinge >> 1. Bärenthal
(1777, 1793) 1810-1824
Enthält: Korrespondenzen (einschließlich Berechnungen und Zeugnissen) mit dem Antragsteller sowie der Sigmaringer Regierung
Darin: Kaufvertrag zwischen Meinrad Beck und Hans Georg, Mamert, Franz Karl Beck, Hans Georg Öchsle, Joseph Muri von Bärenthal, 1793 [1]; Vermögensaufstellung und -teilung des Franz Karl Beck von Bärenthal; Teilzettel für Veronika, Franz Karl, Citona, Mamert, Hansjörg und Meinrad Beck von Bärenthal, 1777
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Amtsbücher
Beck, Citona, Bärenthal
Beck, Franz Karl, Bärenthal
Beck, Franz Karl, Gerichtsschreiber, Kielczewo
Beck, Hans Georg, Bärenthal
Beck, Hansjörg, Bärenthal
Beck, Mamert, Bärenthal
Beck, Meinrad, Bärenthal
Beck, Veronika, Bärenthal
Muri, Joseph, Bärenthal
Öchsle, Hans Georg, Bärenthal
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