Thomas Bu{e}hler, Schmied zu Stopfenheim, verpfändet an das Deutsche Haus zu Nu{e}rmberg für ein mit 5 % verzinsliches Darlehen von 150 fl. seine genannten freieigenen Feldstücke zu Stopfenheim. - Hauskomtur: Michael von Danckhentschweihl. - Angrenzer: Mich. Wickhell, Lorentz Peurlein (Schmied), Mich. Seyz, Veit Paulus zu Sto{e}rzelbach, Georg Haller, Mich. Schneider (Bäcker), Stoffell Thurner, Georg Hewperger, Seb. Wiekhell, Hans Nu{e}rmberger. - Vorkommend: Flurnamen. - Siegler: Caspar Brennberger, Deutschordensvogt und Richter zu Stopfenheim. - Siegelbittzeuge: Veit Bayer und Georg Braidt, beide des Gerichts zu Stopfenheim.

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Thomas Bu{e}hler, Schmied zu Stopfenheim, verpfändet an das Deutsche Haus zu Nu{e}rmberg für ein mit 5 % verzinsliches Darlehen von 150 fl. seine genannten freieigenen Feldstücke zu Stopfenheim. - Hauskomtur: Michael von Danckhentschweihl. - Angrenzer: Mich. Wickhell, Lorentz Peurlein (Schmied), Mich. Seyz, Veit Paulus zu Sto{e}rzelbach, Georg Haller, Mich. Schneider (Bäcker), Stoffell Thurner, Georg Hewperger, Seb. Wiekhell, Hans Nu{e}rmberger. - Vorkommend: Flurnamen. - Siegler: Caspar Brennberger, Deutschordensvogt und Richter zu Stopfenheim. - Siegelbittzeuge: Veit Bayer und Georg Braidt, beide des Gerichts zu Stopfenheim.
Ritterorden, Urkunden 3333
Zusatzklassifikation: Pfandbrief
Ritterorden, Urkunden
Ritterorden, Urkunden >> Ritterorden, Urkunden >> 5. Kommende bzw. Amt Eschenbach
1614 November 21
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Ausstellungsort: Stopfenheim

Medium: A = Analoges Archivalie

Äußere Beschreibung: Ausf., Perg, mit Siegel. Blattzahl: 1
Bühler, Thomas
Danckhetnschweihl, Michael v. (Hauskomtur zu Nürnberg)
Wickel, Michael
Beuerlein, Lorenz
Seitz, Michael
Paulus, Veit (zu Störzelbach)
Haller, Georg
Schneider, Michael
Thurner, Stoffel
Heuberger, Georg
Wickel, Sebastian
Nürnberger, Johann
Brennberger, Kaspar (Vogt und Richter zu Stopfenheim)
Bayer, Veit
Breit, Georg
Stopfenheim (Gde. Ellingen, Lkr. Weißenburg-Gunzenhausen)
Störzelbach (Gde. Alesheim, Lkr. Weißenburg-Gunzenhausen)

BZK no.

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Delict according to Nazi judicial system

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