Konfirmationsschein für Elisabeth Jung, Tochter von Franz Jung, Speyer, konfirmiert am 31. Mai 1814 in der reformierten Kirche zu Mariakirch am Oberrhein, Elsaß. [Mariakirch = Markirch (Ober-Elsaß) = Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines (Haut-Rhin)]

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Zentralarchiv der Evangelischen Kirche der Pfalz, Speyer
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Volksfrömmigkeit >> 04. Gedenkschriftgut und gegenständliche Andenken >> 04.02. Konfirmationsandenken >> 04.02.01. Konfirmationsscheine >> 04.02.01.01. Grüne Konfirmation
1814
Darin: Der Konfirmationsschein wurde dem Archiv von Marlies Cantzler, Stuttgart, für die Sammlung übergeben; Elisabeth Jung (1800-1871) war die Tochter des Spital-Müllers Franz Jung, St. Georgengasse am Läutturm, Speyer. Die Familie kam aus dem Elsaß. Elisabeth Jung heiratete Joh. Christ. Sick (1790-1866), Poststallmeister und Gasthalter im Wittelsbacher-Hof, Speyer. Beider Sohn Christian Sick (1833-1889) war Besitzer der Storchen-Brauerei in Speyer. Elisabeth Jung ist verwandt mit Familie Cantzler, aber keine direkte Vorfahrin.

Enthält: Ungerahmter Konfirmationsschein mit schlichtem Schmuckrand aus Blattwerk; Formularcharakter mit handschriftlichen Einträgen des Pfarrers und rotem Kirchensiegel
dabei: Gebetszettel vom Konfirmationstag am Karfreitag 1814
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