Aufschwörungen der Benediktinerabtei Siegburg 1643-1777. - Derzeit zur Restaurierung in Münster-Coerde.

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Handschriften (AA 0640) >> 15. P. Aufschwörungen (Adelsnachweise)
[1638-1778]
Enthaeltvermerke: Enthält [laut handschriftlichem Findbuch 170.02.4 sowie E. Wisplinghoff, Die Benediktinerabtei Siegburg, 1975]: 1) Bertram Bernhard v. Bellinghausen [zu Altenbernsau] o. J. [vor 1653]; 2) Johann [Wilhelm] v. Efferen gen. Hall 1638; 3) Adolph Hermann Johann Wilhelm v. Burscheidt (Bourscheid) 1643; 4) Johann Bock v. Pattern und Kaulen 1653; 5) Johann Adolf Ferdinand Waldbott v. Bassenheim 1656; 6) Heinrich [Frambach] v. Gulpen [Gülpen] 1662; 7) Wilhelm [Hermann] Albrecht v. Brachel 1663; 8a und b) Conrad Jakob v. Boshoff 1665; 9) Johann Werner v. Hall [zu Landscheid] o. J. [1665]; 10) Philipp Christoph und Hugo Reinhard v. Breitbach 1666; 11) Rudolf August v. Cramm 1673; 12) Caspar Jodokus v. Torck [zu Nordherringen] 1678; 13) Carl Hartmann Zandt von Merl 1678; 14) Philipp Wilhelm Scheiffard v. Merode [zu Allner] 1696; 15) Franz Bernhard Albert v. Westrem [zu Gottendorf] 1697; 16a und b) Peter Philipp Franz Johann v. Jett zu Münzenberg 1697 (2 Exemplare); 17) Ferdinand Rutger (Rüdiger) v. Nagel vom Haus Herlt 1701; 18) Johann Alfons und Philipp Ignaz v. Reiffenberg 1704; 19) Franz Wilhelm v. Cortenbach 1706; 20) Wilhelm [Dietrich] v. Hall [zu Landscheid] 1706; 21) Franz Ferdinand Anton Bormann gen. Kessel 1710; 22) Dietrich Moritz Joseph v. Korff [zu Harkotten] 1710; 23) Franz Otto [v. Bruggeney gen.] Hasenkamp 1710; 24) Joseph [Johann?] Adolf v. Spiegel zum Desenberg 1711; 25) Carl Winand Lambert v. Schellart [zu Gürzenich] 1714; 26) Franz Engelbrecht Bernhard v. Elverfeld [zu Heringhof und Camen] 1717; 27) Johann Wolfgang Michael Kolb zu Wassenach 1720; 28) Adalbert v. Bastheim 1720; 29) Christoph Bernhard v. Herding 1721; 30) Ferdinand Leopold Christophel v. Wrede [zu Melschede] 1722; 31) Friedrich Sigismund v. Burscheidt (Bourscheid) 1723; 32) Maximilian Gisberg Johann [Heinrich?] v. Westrem 1725; 33 a und b) Johann Franz Aloysius Maria von Frauenhoven 1725 (2 Exemplare); 34) Georg Christoph v. Hagen 1725; 35) Christoph Eberhard v. Stael [zu Suthausen] 1699; 36) Bernhard Otto v. Dobbe 1728; 37) Wilhelm [Philipp?] Ludwig v. Hagen 1730; 38) Christoph Adam Zollner v. Brandt 1732; 39) Christian Friedrich Wilhelm Philipp v. Redwitz zu Küps 1734; 40) Heinrich Ferdinand Dietrich Gottfried v. Schaumberg 1735; 41) Philipp Wilhelm v. Ziewel (Zievel) 1736; 42) Karl v. Leubelfing 1737; 43) Franz Hugo Joseph Ignatius v. Hochsteden [zu Niederzier] 1739; 44) Franz Georg Zandt v. Merl [zu Lissingen] 1742; 45) Philipp Franz Rudolf Otto v. Falkenstein [zu Reckendorf] 1743; 46a) Gerhard Jodokus v. Grotenhuis 1755; 46b) Grotenhuis, ohne Vornamen und Jahr; 47) Benedikt v. Pforzheim 1776; 48) Johann Baptist Innozenz Ferdinand v. Buseck, 1777; 49) Heinrich Dietrich Grünrade o. J.; 50) Remigius Jacob ten Ham van Holtsappel o. J.; 51) Adrian Ernst v. Nulant o. J.; [52) Philipp Christoph v. Auwach 1662?]; 53) Wolfgang Bertram v. Scharrenberg o. J. [um 1668?]; 54) Weichs o. J. (Bruchstück).
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