Die Erben Georg Philipp Stotz, grimbergischer Rat und Administrator zu Wertingen, Joseph Franz Xaver Steinkuhl, gräfl.-oettingischer Oberamtmann und Hofrat zu Wallerstein, namens seiner Ehefrau und seiner Schwäger, des würzburgischen Geistlichen Rats-Sekretärs de Battis und des Fugger-Kirchbergischen Oberamtmanns kuecher zu Kirchberg, Joseph Ignatz Widenmann, bischöflich-augsburgischer Rentmeister zu Dillingen, und Anton Max Stotz des Kastners Franz Anton Stotz quittieren dem Deutschen Orden die Bezahlung des Kaufschillings von 18.500 fl für den Mühlauhof und den Schellenhof. - Siegel und Unterschriften: Erben.

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Die Erben Georg Philipp Stotz, grimbergischer Rat und Administrator zu Wertingen, Joseph Franz Xaver Steinkuhl, gräfl.-oettingischer Oberamtmann und Hofrat zu Wallerstein, namens seiner Ehefrau und seiner Schwäger, des würzburgischen Geistlichen Rats-Sekretärs de Battis und des Fugger-Kirchbergischen Oberamtmanns kuecher zu Kirchberg, Joseph Ignatz Widenmann, bischöflich-augsburgischer Rentmeister zu Dillingen, und Anton Max Stotz des Kastners Franz Anton Stotz quittieren dem Deutschen Orden die Bezahlung des Kaufschillings von 18.500 fl für den Mühlauhof und den Schellenhof. - Siegel und Unterschriften: Erben.
Ritterorden, Urkunden 5964
Zusatzklassifikation: Quittanzbrief
Ritterorden, Urkunden
Ritterorden, Urkunden >> Ritterorden, Urkunden >> 19. Amt Reimlingen
1746 Juli 7
Papier
Urkunden
ger
Ausstellungsort: Reimlingen

Medium: A = Analoges Archivalie

Äußere Beschreibung: Ausf., Papier, mit 4 Siegeln. Blattzahl: 4
Fugger, v. (Kirchberg)
Grimberg, Grafen v. (Wertingen)
Stotz, Franz Anton
Stotz, Georg Philipp
Steinkuhl, Joseph Franz Xaver
Steinkuhl, Julia (geb. Stotz)
Battis, N. de
Kuecher, N.
Widenmann, Joseph Ignatius
Stotz, Anton Maximilian
Reimlingen (Lkr. Donau-Ries), Ausstellungsort
Mühlauhof (Gde. Hohenaltheim, Lkr. Donau-Ries)
Schellenhof (Gde. Hohenaltheim, Lkr. Donau-Ries)
Augsburg, Hochstift
Kirchberg, Herrschaft
Wertingen
Wallerstein (Lkr. Donau-Ries)
Oettingen-Wallerstein, Herrschaft
Würzburg, Geistlicher Rat
Dillingen a. d. Donau (Lkr. Dillingen a. d. Donau)

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