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Ritter Arnolt von Segkendorf von Zenn gen., stellt der Stadt Nürnberg Quittung aus über 475 Haller von den 1900 lb. Haller Reichssteuer, die Kaiser Karl IV. dem Herzog von Oppeln verschrieben hatte. - Siegler: der Aussteller.
Ritter Arnolt von Segkendorf von Zenn gen., stellt der Stadt Nürnberg Quittung aus über 475 Haller von den 1900 lb. Haller Reichssteuer, die Kaiser Karl IV. dem Herzog von Oppeln verschrieben hatte. - Siegler: der Aussteller.
Reichsstadt Nürnberg, Losungamt, 35 neue Laden, Urkunden 20
83/1 Nr. 20; BayHStA Reichsstadt Nürnberg Urkunden Nr. 2955
Zusatzklassifikation: Quittung
Reichsstadt Nürnberg, Losungamt, 35 neue Laden, Urkunden
Reichsstadt Nürnberg, Losungamt, 35 neue Laden, Urkunden >> Lade 1: Kaiserliche und königliche Anweisungen und Quittungen über die Stadtsteuer 1323-1411
1359 November 25
Perg.
Urkunden
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Besiegelung/Beglaubigung: mit anh. Siegel
Überlieferung: Ausfertigung
Originaldatierung: Geben an sant Kathrein tag 1359.
Medium: A = Analoges Archivalie
Jahr: 1359
Monat: 11
Tag: 25
Karl IV., Kaiser
Seckendorff, Arnold von, gen. von Zenn
Oppeln, Herzog von
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