Totschlag an Gregor Blicklin von Ebingen durch Graf Jobst Nikolaus (Jos Niklaus) II. von Hohenzollern
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Abt. Hauptstaatsarchiv Stuttgart, A 220 Bü 295
Landesarchiv Baden-Württemberg, Abt. Hauptstaatsarchiv Stuttgart, A 220 Oberrat: Grafen
Oberrat: Grafen >> Grafen von Hohenzollern >> 5. Strafverfolgung, Juden, Rebellion und Flucht hohenzollerischer Untertanen u. a.
1536-1539
Enthält: Schriftwechsel zwischen Graf Jobst Nikolaus und Herzog Ulrich von Württemberg; Berichte des Balinger Obervogts Fritz von Anweil und des Ebinger Schultheißen Kaspar Rieber; Protokolle der Zeugenverhöre
29.12.1539 Herzog Ulrich von Württemberg nimmt Graf Jos Niklaus wieder zu Gnaden auf , gleichzeitige Abschr.,Pap. Regest s. Rep. A 193
29.12.1539 Graf Jos Niklaus reversiert darüber und gelobt, seine Versprechen einzuhalten. Ausf., Perg., in : A 193 Regest s. Rep. A 193
29.12.1539 Herzog Ulrich von Württemberg nimmt Graf Jos Niklaus wieder zu Gnaden auf , gleichzeitige Abschr.,Pap. Regest s. Rep. A 193
29.12.1539 Graf Jos Niklaus reversiert darüber und gelobt, seine Versprechen einzuhalten. Ausf., Perg., in : A 193 Regest s. Rep. A 193
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Anweil, Fritz Jacob von; Obervogt, Tübingen, Balingen
Blicklin, Gregor (Gori)
Rieber, Kaspar; Schultheiß
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- Totschlag an Gregor Blicklin von Ebingen durch Graf Jobst Nikolaus (Jos Niklaus) II. von Hohenzollern (Record)