Vorder- und Hinterhaus am Kohlenmarkt gegenüber dem Kornhaus;. L 875 / ab 1851 : L 875 a = Hallplatz 1,. L 875 b = Klaragasse 2 .

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B 17/II Nr. 191
B 17/II Zinsmeisteramt/Akten
Zinsmeisteramt/Akten
1697 - 1794
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1. Handelsmann Paul Saudert, im Auftrag seines sich in Holland befindenden Vetters Christoph Wilhelm Saudert, an den Viehschreiber Michael Vogelgesang und Ehefrau Helena, 1697 Mai 28, S. 2 Gen.;
2. Pfragner Conrad Vogelgesang und Ehefrau Anna Sibylla an den Barbier und Wundarzt Johann Nicolaus Bockelmann und Ehefrau Anna Maria, 1727 Aug. 11, S. 2 Gen.;
3. Gastwirt zum Schwarzen Bock Georg Leonhard Mezger und Ehefrau Catharina Barbara an den Seiler Georg Michael Beheim,1769 Mai 3 S. 2 Gen.;
4. Dieser an den Siegellackfabrikanten Gustav Philipp Geist und Ehefrau Clara Regina, 1778 Apr. 30, S. 2 Gen.;
5. Die Geist'schen Erben im Wege der Auseinandersetzung an den Siegellackfabrikanten Johann Peter Geist, 1794 Apr. 28, S. 2 Gen.
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Indexbegriff Person: Beheim, Georg Michael

Indexbegriff Person: Bockelmann, Anna Maria

Indexbegriff Person: Bockelmann, Johann Nicolaus

Indexbegriff Person: Geist, Clara Regina

Indexbegriff Person: Geist, Gustav Philip

Indexbegriff Person: Geist, Johann Peter

Indexbegriff Person: Metzger, Georg Leonhard

Indexbegriff Person: Metzger, Katharina Barbara

Indexbegriff Person: Saudert, Christof Wilhelm

Indexbegriff Person: Saudert, Paul

Indexbegriff Person: Vogelgesang, Anna Sibylla

Indexbegriff Person: Vogelgesang, Conrad

Indexbegriff Person: Vogelgesang, Helena

Indexbegriff Person: Vogelsang, Michael

Indexbegriff Sache: Klassifikation B-Bestände: a) Lorenzer Seite (1458-1809)
Hallplatz 1
Holland
Klaragasse 2
Kohlenmarkt, am
Kornhaus, gegenüber dem
L 875
L 875 a
L 875 b
Schwarzer Bock (Wirtshaus)
Vorderhaus
Hinterhaus
Handelsmann
Viehschreiber
Vetter, Ehefrau
Pfragner
Barbier
Wundarzt
Gastwirt
Seiler
Siegellackfabrikant
Erben
Wirtshaus, Schwarzer Bock

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