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Ahnenprobe des Grafen Emmerich Joseph Philipp Egnaz Georg Amor
(Bruder Johann Georg s. 424) v. Stadion. - 1773 August 18 Oberrheinische
Ritterschaft, Pergament
Ahnenprobe des Grafen Emmerich Joseph Philipp Egnaz Georg Amor
(Bruder Johann Georg s. 424) v. Stadion. - 1773 August 18 Oberrheinische
Ritterschaft, Pergament
A 12 Beurkundete Ahnenproben, Stammbäume und Gedenktafeln
Beurkundete Ahnenproben, Stammbäume und Gedenktafeln >> Familien S-T
1773
Enthält: 1. Stadion, Emerich Joseph Philipp Ignaz Georg Amor (Bruder des v. Stadion, Johann Georg) v.
Enthält: 2. Stadion, Franz Konrad v.
Enthält: 3. Zobel v. Giebelstadt, Ludovica
Enthält: 4. Stadion, Friedrich v.
Enthält: 5. Sickingen, Maria Euphemia v.
Enthält: 6. Zobel v. Giebelstadt, Johann Friedrich
Enthält: 7. Greiffenclau z. Vollrads, Maria Philippina Franzisca v.
Enthält: 8. Stadion, Johann Philipp v.
Enthält: 9. Schönborn, Maria Anna v.
Enthält: 10. Sickingen, Ferdinand Hartmann v.
Enthält: 11. Pappenheim, Maria Elisabeth Sidonia v.
Enthält: 12. Zobel v. Giebelstadt, Johann Franz
Enthält: 13. Frankenstein, Sophia Francisca v.
Enthält: 14. Greiffenclau z. Vollrads, Lothar Gottfried Heinrich v.
Enthält: 15. Schenk v. Stauffenberg, Maria Anna Franzisca
Enthält: 16. Stadion, Johann Christoph v.
Enthält: 17. Ostein, Maria Magdalena v.
Enthält: 18. Schönborn, Melchior Friedrich v.
Enthält: 19. Boineburg, Sophia v.
Enthält: 20. Sickingen, Franz Ferdinand v.
Enthält: 21. Kämmerer v. Worms v. Dalberg, Maria Franzisca
Enthält: 22. Pappenheim, Marquard Johann Wolg, Graf v.
Enthält: 23. Schenk v. Stauffenberg, Maria Rosina Konstantia
Enthält: 24. Zobel v. Giebelstadt, Johann Franz
Enthält: 25. Mauchenheim gen. Bechtölsheim, Maria Magdalena v.
Enthält: 26. Frankenstein, Johann Franz Otto v.
Enthält: 27. Riedheim, Katharina Beatrix v.
Enthält: 28. Greiffenclau z. Vollrads, Johann Erwin v.
Enthält: 29. Sickingen, Anna Lioba v.
Enthält: 30. Schenk v. Stauffenberg, Johann Werner
Enthält: 31. Rosenbach, Maria Sophia Elisabeth v.
Enthält auch: Attestate: Publikationsvermerke: aff. 1773 August 18, ref. 1773 Oktober 18
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