Rezeption v. Lyncker und Lützenwiek, Philipp Wilh[elm] Albr[echt], kurmainzischer Komitialgesandter, zur rheinischen Reichsritterschaft

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1700-1762
Enthält u.a.: a) 1744 März 27: Freiherrnbrief Kaiser Karls VII. für Johann Daniel Christoph und Philipp Wilh[elm] Albr[echt] Lyncker v. Lützenwiek, beglaubigte Kopie des kurmainzischen Legationssekretärs Franz Chr[istian] Joachim Zinck (Nr. 10)

Enthält u.a.: b) 1762 September 30

Enthält u.a.: Adelsattestate der Ritterschaft des Herzogtums Sachsen-Weimar für die Brüder v. Lyncker, C. G. v. Mandelsloh auf Eckstädt, weimarscher Major und Marschkommister, L. B. v. Klug auf Daasdorf, Christian Friedrich v. Milkau, weimarscher Leutnant Heinrich Christoph v. Kalbe auf Olbersleben

Enthält u.a.: c) Rezeption des Reichshofrats Nikolaus Christoph v. Lyncker zur rheinischen Reichsritterschaft 1710, hierbei: 1700 August 7: Freiherrnbrief Kaiser Leopolds I.für den fürstlich sächsischen Präsidenten Nikolaus Christoph Edler v. Lyncker, beglaubigter Druck des Reichshofrats-Kanzleiregistrators Johann Friedrich Wenig
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