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Alleshausen: Verschiedene Verhörprotokolle, Heiratsabrede, Korrespondenzen u. a. über Unsittlichkeiten einiger Bürger sowie ein Hinterlassenschaftsbericht eines Alleshausener Bürgers
Alleshausen: Verschiedene Verhörprotokolle, Heiratsabrede, Korrespondenzen u. a. über Unsittlichkeiten einiger Bürger sowie ein Hinterlassenschaftsbericht eines Alleshausener Bürgers
Landesarchiv Baden-Württemberg, Abt. Staatsarchiv Sigmaringen, Dep. 30/12 T 4 Marchtal: Akten
Marchtal: Akten >> Alleshausen
1656-1739
Enthält:
- Schreiben des Abtes Conrad an die Stadt Stein am Rhein wegen des Erbes des Elisabeth Zottmännin, 18. September 1656
- Heiratsverabrede zwischen Jacob Strom von Alleshausen und Hyazintha Sträubin von Thurnau, 22. August 1754
- Auszug aus einem "Reichs Hochgräfl. Stadion-Warthaus. Briefs Prothocolli" vom 30. Oktober 1751 für Jacob Scheffold von Alleshausen
- Korrespondenz zwischen dem Dekan Holl von Biberach, Pfarrer Norbert Holbein und dem Marchtaler Oberamt wegen Anton Strom von Alleshausen und Ursula Mürhlin von Tiefenbach ("Dieffenbache/Tüfenbach") puncto impraegnationis, 1736-1739
- Protokoll der Gemeinde Alleshausen über das 18. bis 20. Jahr des sogenannten "ried-Thail", 1739
- Verschiedene weitere Verhör- und Inquistions-Protokolle und Atteste in Bezug auf Alleshausener Bürger des Jahre 1696 bis 1733
- Bericht über die Hinterlassenschaft (Schulden, Vermögen, Lehen, Gerätschaften, etc. ) des verstorbenen Jacob Küntscher von Alleshausen; die Erben sind namentlich aufgeführt, 1620
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