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Errichtung und Eröffnung einer kaiserlichen Kommission mit Kanzlei im katholischen Landesteil des Fürstentums Nassau-Siegen
Fürstentum Siegen, Landesarchiv - Akten >> 10. Verwaltung der katholischen und evangelischen Landesteile >> 10.1. Siegen - Katholischer Landesteil
1706-1708
Enthaeltvermerke: Enthält u.a.: Mandat Kaiser Joseph I. vom 03.09.1706 wegen des strittigen Stadtschultheißen, des Magistrats und der Bürgerschaft zu Siegen und Einsetzung einer kaiserlichen Kommission zur Beilegung der fürstlichen Differenzen; Supplik des Fürsten Friedrich Wilhelm Adolph zu Nassau-Siegen an den Kaiser im Rechtsstreit mit Fürst Wilhelm Hyacinth zu Nassau-Siegen und dem gemeinschaftlichen Stadtschultheiß, Magistrat und sämtlichen Untertanen der Stadt Siegen (1706); Korrespondenzen zwischen den evangelischen Fürsten zu Nassau-Hadamar und Nassau-Dillenburg wegen der kaiserlichen Kommission zu Siegen. Korrespondenten u.a.: Franz Alexander Fürst zu Nassau-Hadamar, Wilhelm Fürst zu Nassau-Dillenburg, J. B. von Munsterman (Münster), J. Kohlhaas (Münster), Kaiser Joseph I., Hungerhausen (Hadamar).
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