Friedrich, Bischof von Bamberg, übereignet dem Kloster Schlüsselau (Sluzzelaw) den von seinem Onkel Konrad von Schlüsselberg als Seelgerät der Äbtissin und dem Konvent übergebenen Zehnt in Erlach, ferner den vom Zollner gekauften Zehnt in Jungenhofen und einen vom Plessinck gekauften Hof des Heinrich Reynolt in Uttstadt. - Siegler: Bamberg, Bischof Friedrich I.

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Friedrich, Bischof von Bamberg, übereignet dem Kloster Schlüsselau (Sluzzelaw) den von seinem Onkel Konrad von Schlüsselberg als Seelgerät der Äbtissin und dem Konvent übergebenen Zehnt in Erlach, ferner den vom Zollner gekauften Zehnt in Jungenhofen und einen vom Plessinck gekauften Hof des Heinrich Reynolt in Uttstadt. - Siegler: Bamberg, Bischof Friedrich I.
Hochstift Bamberg, Archiv, Urkunden Kloster Schlüsselau
Bamberger Urkunde 2714
Hochstift Bamberg, Archiv, Urkunden Kloster Schlüsselau
Hochstift Bamberg, Archiv, Urkunden Kloster Schlüsselau >> Urkunden Kloster Schlüsselau
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Hochstift Bamberg, Archiv, Urkunden Kloster Schlüsselau
Urkunden
Schlüsselau (Gde. Herrnsdorf, Lk Bamberg), Kloster
Bamberg, Bischof Friedrich I. von Hohenlohe
Schlüsselberg, Konrad von
Erlach (Lk Bamberg)
Jungenhofen (Gde. Zentbechhofen, Lk Höchstadt a.d. Aisch)
Zollner, NN
Uttstadt (Gde. Aisch, Lk Höchstadt a.d. Aisch)
Reynolt, Heinrich
Plessinck, NN

BZK no.

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Delict according to Nazi judicial system

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Reason for persecution

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Role in the proceeding

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