Zeichen der Kammmachermeister Johann Strubel (= Strobel), Johann Sigmund Fischer, Justus Jacob Kopp, Martinus Fischer; Johann Heinrich Gampler, Friedrich Seybolt, Wolf Jacob Böhem, Nicolaus Rieder
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E 5/37 Kammmacher
Kammmacher
1716
Strobel: Heirat 14. April 1716; J. S. Fischer: Heirat 18. Mai 1716; Kopp: Heirat 18. Mai 1716; M. Fischer: 2. Juni 1716; Gampler: Heirat 22. Juni 1716; Seybolt, Friedrich: Heirat 12. August 1716; Böhem: Heirat 25. August 1716; Rieder: Heirat 28. September 1716
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Indexbegriff Person: Böhem, Wolf Jakob
Indexbegriff Person: Fischer, Johann Sigmund
Indexbegriff Person: Fischer, Martin
Indexbegriff Person: Gampler, Johann Heinrich
Indexbegriff Person: Kopp, Justus Jakob
Indexbegriff Person: Rieder, Nicolaus
Indexbegriff Person: Seybold, Friedrich
Indexbegriff Person: Strobel, Johann
Indexbegriff Sache: Klassifikation E/F-Bestände: Meister- und Zeichenbücher
Indexbegriff Person: Fischer, Johann Sigmund
Indexbegriff Person: Fischer, Martin
Indexbegriff Person: Gampler, Johann Heinrich
Indexbegriff Person: Kopp, Justus Jakob
Indexbegriff Person: Rieder, Nicolaus
Indexbegriff Person: Seybold, Friedrich
Indexbegriff Person: Strobel, Johann
Indexbegriff Sache: Klassifikation E/F-Bestände: Meister- und Zeichenbücher
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