Adelmann, Friedrich [Friedrich Joseph Karl (Carl) Patritius] Graf von * 28.7.1817

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UAT 40/2,16
UAT 40/ Akademisches Rektoramt, Studierendenakten (I): Stadtstudenten
Akademisches Rektoramt, Studierendenakten (I): Stadtstudenten >> A >> Ab - Am
1834
Enthält: Verweis(e):
UAT 5/30, 14-12: imm. 13.11.1834=WS 1834/35.
UAT 5/30, 47-7: NR: Friedrich Graf A.; imm. 5.5.1837=SS 1837.
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Nachname: Adelmann
Vorname: Friedrich [Friedrich Joseph Karl (Carl) Patritius] Graf von
Geburtsdatum: 28.7.1817
Geburtsort: Hohenstadt
Todesdatum: 8.6.1852
Sterbeort: Tübingen
Konfession: [rk.]
Fach: jur.
Ort: aus Hohenstadt
Studiendauer/Laufzeit: 1834-1847
Vater: verst. 1826 [Clemens (Clemens Wenzeslaus)] Graf Clemens von Adelmann, [Kammerherr] in [Ellwangen].
Mutter: [Anna (Maria Anna) Gräfin Adelmann geb. Freiin von Hornstein-Grüningen].
Weitere Verwandtschaft: Bruder des Carl Graf Adelmann (1825-1895), des Honor Graf Adelmann (1811-1877) und des Sigmund Graf Adelmann (1809-1864).; Schwager des Friedrich Camerer (1803-1863) und des Adolph Ferdinand Steinheil (1802-1865).
Beruf/Stand: Assessoratsverweser; Vater des Rudolf Graf Adelmann (1850-1900).
Weitere Quellen/Literatur: UAT 193/1903 Bennhold = Schwiegersohn des Sohnes.
Adelmann, Friedrich [Friedrich Joseph Karl (Carl) Patritius] Graf von (1817-1852)

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