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Korrespondenz des Generalgouverneurs Baron Nils Gyllenstierna
mit dem Proviantverwalter, späteren Amtmann Johann Jacob Steinkopf in
Ottersberg
Enthält: Korrespondenz vom 18. Februar 1702 bis 4. Dezember 1704 und vom 16. August bis 9. September 1709, u.a. zu folgenden Inhalten: zum Transport der beim Schloss Rotenburg abgebrochenen Mauersteine zur Festung Ottersberg (1702); zu Aalfang und Schifffahrt in/auf der Wümme (1702); zur Erlegung von aus dem Lüneburgischen gekommenen Hirschen im Fischerhuder Moor und Übersendung des Wildbrets zum Gyllenstierna'schen Hofstaat (1703); zur erbetenen ordentlichen Bestallung zum Amtmann in Ottersberg nach Amtsaufgabe des suspendierten Vorgängers Johann Justus Kelp (1703); zur Auslieferung von Holzdieben an den Holzvogt (1704); zum Tod des Majors Johann Lithmann und Versiegelung seines Nachlasses (1709); zur Bereitstellung von Buschwerk und Pfählen für den Festungsbau (1709)
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Index-Gruppe: frei: GND:102532001:Gyllenstierna, Nils
Gyllenstierna, Nils Baron, Generalgouverneur, Korrespondenz Steinkopf, Johann Jacob, Amtmann, Ottersberg Kelp, Johann Justus, Amtmann, Ottersberg Lithmann, Johann, Major, Ottersberg
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