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4-6-2 Joseph Euler, Privates I Joseph Euler, Privates I
Joseph Euler, Privates I
1841-1886
Enthält: 4-6-2-6.0001: Testament des Buchbinders Heinrich Nick (20.9.1841); 4-6-2-6.0002: Testament der Maria Nick, geb. Jung (20.9.1841), mit Briefumschlag; 4-6-2-6.0003: Schreiben des Oberprokurators an Euler. Euler wird aufgefordert die Namen der Notare zu nennen, deren Akten er übernommen hat; rückseitig Eulers Antwortschreiben (22.5.1852); 4-6-2-6.0004: Quittung, unterzeichnet von Frau Magdalena Weinhaus. Sie bestätigt einen Vorschuß aus der Nachlaßmasse Bender erhalten zu haben (22.4.1869); 4-6-2-6.0005: Lateinisch abgefaßter Brief "Beatissime Pater" (18.9.1874); 4-6-2-6.0006 - 6.0007: Briefe des Musikers Ritz an Euler. Ritz informiert Euler, daß der "Paulus" nicht gespielt wird und bedankt sich für ein Glückwunschschreiben von Euler (28.9.1874; 28.11.1874); 4-6-2-6.0008: Verleihungsurkunde für den "Roten Adler Orden vierter Klasse" an Notar Joseph Euler (22.10.1880); 4-6-2-6.0009: Festspielheft zur Goldenen Hochzeit von Joseph Euler und Antonie Euler, geb. Blin. Aufgeführt wurde das selbstverfaßte Stück von Eulers Kindern, Schwiegerkindern und Enkeln (20.9.1881); 4-6-2-6.0010 - 6.0011: Einladungskarten zur Goldenen Hochzeit des Ehepaars Euler (1881); 4-6-2-6.0012: Rechnung von Euler für seinen Enkel Otto Vautier über geliehene Geldbeträge und deren Zinsen (23.7.1884); 4-6-2-6.0013: Wechsel-Gesang-Blätter zum Abschied des Oberbürgermeisterpaares Becker, daß nach Köln zieht (26.5.1886); 4-6-2-6.0014: Schreiben des Rechtsanwaltes Springfeld an Euler. Springfield erhofft Informationen über die außergerichtliche Teilungssache "de Conraths" (10.10.1886).
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