Protest der Untertanen des Klosters Frauenchiemsee Leonhard Wild, Trostberger Gericht, Georg Hainz und Paul und Hans Auer, beide Gericht Kling, gegen das Vorgehen des Chiemseer Richters Christoph Vogt und seines Amtmanns in der Streitsache mit Sabina, Äbtissin des Klosters Frauenchiemsee, wegen Pfändung der angeblich in einem Haferfeld angetroffenen Kühe der Klagpartei.

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Protest der Untertanen des Klosters Frauenchiemsee Leonhard Wild, Trostberger Gericht, Georg Hainz und Paul und Hans Auer, beide Gericht Kling, gegen das Vorgehen des Chiemseer Richters Christoph Vogt und seines Amtmanns in der Streitsache mit Sabina, Äbtissin des Klosters Frauenchiemsee, wegen Pfändung der angeblich in einem Haferfeld angetroffenen Kühe der Klagpartei.
StAM, Regierung Burghausen 2742
BayHStA, GL Fasz. 1792/119
StAM, Regierung Burghausen Regierung Burghausen
Regierung Burghausen >> Regierung Burghausen >> Zuständigkeiten >> Pfleggerichte Regierung Burghausen >> Pfleggericht Kling >> Klöster >> Kloster Frauenchiemsee
1607 - 1608
Regierung Burghausen
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Wild, Leonhart, Gericht Trostberg
Auer, Hans, Gericht Kling
Auer, Paul, Gericht Kling
Hainz, Georg
Vogt, Christoph, Richter in Kloster Frauenchiemsee
Sabina, Äbtissin von Kloster Frauenchiemsee
Frauenchiemsee (Gde. Chiemsee, Lkr. Rosenheim), Kloster, Klosterrichter
Frauenchiemsee (Gde. Chiemsee, Lkr. Rosenheim), Kloster, Amtmann
Frauenchiemsee (Gde. Chiemsee, Lkr. Rosenheim), Kloster, Untertanen

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