Revers Friedrichs [II.] Landgraf von Hessen[-Kassel] bezüglich der Belehnung mit dem Gericht und Dorf Großseelheim und weiteren im Einzelnen aufgeführten Lehen durch Heinrich [von Bibra], Bischof und Abt von Fulda

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Urk. 76, 2047
Urk. 76, R I b Fulda (Lehenreverse Landgrafen von Hessen)
Urk. 76 Fulda, Lehenreverse [ehemals: Urkunden R I b]
Fulda, Lehenreverse [ehemals: Urkunden R I b] >> 8 Familien H >> 8.31 Landgrafen von Hessen
1770 Februar 19
Ausfertigung, Pergament, zwei Siegel
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Identifikation (Urkunde): Originaldatierung: ... der gegeben ist in unserer stadt Fulda montag den 19ten februarii im 1770ten iahr

Vermerke (Urkunde): (Voll-) Regest: Friedrich [II.] Landgraf von Hessen[-Kassel] bestätigt die Belehnung mit dem Gericht und Dorf Großseelheim (Grosen Seelheim), dem Burgsitz ebendort, dem Dorf Kleinseelheim, im Einzelnen aufgeführten Gütern und Rechten in Schönbach [alle Orte Stadtteile der Gem. Kirchhain, Lkr. Marburg-Biedenkopf] sowie weiteren im Einzelnen aufgeführten Lehen durch Heinrich [von Bibra], Bischof und Abt von Fulda. Lehenbrief inseriert. Siegelankündigung.

Vermerke (Urkunde): Siegler: Ludwig August von Berner und Johann Heinrich [...]
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