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D 44 - Nachlass Familie Weidle >> 6. Bibliotheksgut
Enthält: - Worte am Grabe des Herrn Friedrich Weidle, früheren Institutsvorstehers in Stuttgart, geboren am 29. November 1808, entschlafen den 5. Dezember 1876, gesprochen von Prälat Dr. Kapff. Stuttgart 1876.
- Worte am Grabe von Charlotte Weidle geb. Holder. Geboren am 19. August 1825, gestorben den 10. März 1883, beerdigt den 13. März 1883. Gesprochen von Stadtpfarrer Reiff. Stuttgart 1883.
- Denkschrift zur 50jährigen Jubelfeier der evangelischen Diakonissenanstalt Stuttgart 1854-1904. Stuttgart 1904.
- Blätter aus dem Diakonissenhaus in Stuttgart, 12. Jahrgang Nr. 5, August 1897 (mit Todesanzeige für M. Friedrich Weidle).
- Worte der Erinnerung an Friedrich Weidle, Pfarrer an der Diakonissenanstalt in Stuttgart. Stuttgart 1897.
Sachakte
Weidle, Charlotte, geb. Holder
Kapff, Sixt von
Reiff, Christoph Friedrich
Stuttgart, Diakonissenhaus
Bibliotheksgut
Grabrede, J. Friedrich Weidle
Diakonissenhaus Stuttgart, Festschrift zur 50jährigen Jubelfeier
Todesanzeige
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BZK no.
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