Verschiedene Aktenstücke zum oldenburgischen Weserzoll in Elsfleth

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Rep. 5a, Nr. 319
Rep. 5a Fach 43 Nr. 24
NLA ST, Rep. 5a Schwedisches Regierungsarchiv
Schwedisches Regierungsarchiv >> 1 Auswärtiges >> 1.7 Oldenburg und Delmenhorst >> 1.7.2 Oldenburger Weserzoll zu Elsfleth
1623-1658
Enthält: Schreiben des Königs Carl X. Gustav von Schweden an den Grafen von Oldenburg vom 29. Juli 1658 (lat.); Schreiben des oldenburgischen Abgeordneten Christian von Hatten an Königin Christina von Schweden wegen der Zollsache mit der Stadt Bremen, o.D.; kaiserliches Diplom über den dem Grafen Anton Günther von Oldenburg und Delmenhorst bewilligten neuen Zoll vom 31. März 1623 (Abschrift und Druckschrift); Ladung des Reichshofrats an die Stadt Bremen vom 3. Mai 1629 wegen der Zollstreitigkeit; Bericht des Proviantmeisters Martin Hempel zum Weserzoll vom 16. Oktober 1655, mit Anlage
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Index-Gruppe: frei: GND:118720945:Carl X. Gustav, König von Schweden
Carl X. Gustav, König von Schweden Hatten, Christian von, Abgeordneter, oldenburgischer Christina, Königin von Schweden Anton Günther, Graf von Oldenburg Hempel, Martin, Proviantmeister
Elsfleth, Weserzoll, oldenburgischer Bremen, Stadt, Weserzoll, Streitsache
Weserzoll, oldenburgischer, Elsfleth Diplom, kaiserliches, Weserzoll, Elsfleth Reichshofrat, Weserzoll, Streitsache

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