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10711 Ministerium des Königlichen Hauses, Nr. Loc. 25 Nr. 28 (Zu benutzen im Hauptstaatsarchiv Dresden)
Registratursignatur: Bd. 27
10711 Ministerium des Königlichen Hauses
10711 Ministerium des Königlichen Hauses >> 04. Protokoll- und Rangfragen, Innerer Dienst des Hofes >> 04.2 Protokoll >> 04.2.3 Ernennungen, Standeserhöhungen, Auszeichnungen
1905 - 1908
Enthält v. a.: Beck, Carl Alfred, (Gemuseus, Alfred Hieronymus; Feldmann, Karl Heinrich; Christoph, Arthur David), Firma Abraham Dürninger & Co., Herrnhut (Bl. 65 - 73).- Bielmann, Wilhelm Emil, Firma Gustav Steckner, Mode- und Konfektionsgeschäft, Leipzig (Bl. 138 - 157).- Caspar, Ludwig Josef Carl / Herwig, Johann Adam, Firma F. A. Schütz, Kunstmöbelfabrik, Leipzig (Bl. 44 - 62).- Damme / Kießling, Dekorationsmaler (Bl. 158 - 159).- Engler, Ernst, Tapezierer (Bl. 22 - 23).- Fasold, Otto, (Jordan & Timaeus; Lobeck & Co.), J. F. Brems & Co. (Bl. 193 - 194).- Günschel, Friedrich August Robert, Firma Emil Stock, Handschuhfabrikant (Bl. 24 - 37).- Hertel, Karl, (Lersch), Glasmaler, Düsseldorf (Bl. 3 - 6).- Hosch, Kathi, Gastwirtin, Tarvis (Bl. 203 - 205).- Klette, Karl Franz Johannes, Kürschner (Bl. 130 - 137).- Kletzsch, Oskar, Firma F. W. Gottlöber, Fleischer (Bl. 111 - 113).- Knauth, Louis Arthur, Klempner (Bl. 178 - 192).- König, Franz, Bahnhofsrestaurant Dresdner Bahnhof, Leipzig; Bahnhofsrestaurant Hauptbahnhof, Chemnitz (Bl. 114 - 118).- Krahmer, Siegfried Hermann Gotthard / Eberstein, Heinrich Curt (Bl. 215 - 230, 242 - 243).- Mannborg, Karl Theodor, Leipzig-Lindenau (Bl. 63 - 64).- Mattusch, Oskar, Gürtler, Gold- und Silberplattierer (Bl. 109 - 110).- May, Ernst Lucas, Café Stephan, Café König Albert, Zwickau (Bl. 11 - 21).- Meitzner, Ernst, Kolonialwarenhandlung, Zwickau (Bl. 167 - 177).- Merländer, Isidor (Bl. 7 - 8).- Mittenzwei, Fritz, Café Parsifal (Bl. 1 - 2).- Mönnig, Otto, Holzblasinstrumentenbauer, Leipzig (Bl. 88 - 108).- Müller, Bruno Alwin, Galanterie-, Sport- und Spielwarenhandlung (Bl. 81 - 87).- Roesner, Max Eduard Alfred, Juwelier, Blasewitz (Bl. 265 - 294).- Rudolph, Willy, Firma Heinrich Miltenberger, Schneider (Bl. 74 - 80).- Schütte-Felsche, Carl August Wilhelm, Kakao- und Schokoladenfabrik, Leipzig-Gohlis (Bl. 244 - 261).- Schwammerkrug, Margarethe, Friseuse (Bl. 195 - 199).- Schwarz, Wilhelm, Goldschmied, Meißen (Bl. 206 - 214).- Suntheim, Wilhelm Hermann, Firma F. E. Philipp (Bl. 9 - 10).- Ulbricht, Gustav Richard, Büchsenmacher (Bl. 119 - 129).- Wanke, Friedrich Heinrich / Wanke, Paul Martin, Fischhändler (o. Bl.).- Wehrle, Adolf Jacob Wilhelm, Glaswarenhandlung (Bl. 231 - 241).- Werner, Agnes Elise, geb. Böhme, Firma Julius Zschucke, Seidenwarenhaus (Bl. 38 - 43).- Winkler, Emil, Bäcker, Loschwitz (Bl. 200 - 202).- Zehrfeld, Helene / Ackermann, Laura, geb. Zehrfeld, Tee-, Schokoladen- und Porzellanhandlung (Bl. 160 - 166).
Enthält u. a.: Bestimmungen über die Führung von Hofprädikaten in Preußen (Stand 1888, Bl. 262 - 264).
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BZK no.
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Role in the proceeding
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