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20624 Stadt Schildau, Nr. 1875 (Zu benutzen im Staatsarchiv Leipzig)
20624 Stadt Schildau
20624 Stadt Schildau >> 11 Ordnungs- und Sicherheitspolizei >> 11.03 Bürgerrecht und Meldewesen
1791 - 1860
Enthält: Johann Andreas Täschner, 1791.- Johann Carl Gottlob Hellgar (?), Anna Eleonore Preil, Johanna Christiane, geb. Schumann, geschiedene Höpstein, Leinewebergeselle Carl Friedrich Lehnert, Huf- und Waffenschmied Carl Friedrich Walther, 1822 - 1827.- Johann Christian Drubig aus Langenreichenbach, 1829.- Gottfried Werner aus Loßwig, 1830.- Nachtwächter Scharnach aus Schildau, 1830.- Gottfried Lehmann aus Söllichau, 1831.- Christiane Sophie Kuntze aus Schweinitz, 1831.- Johann Carl Feller aus Schildau, 1831.- Johanna Sophia Pfauser aus Sitzenroda, 1831.- Christiane Karolina Geißler, 1832.- Johanna Rosina Kuhnert aus Langenreichenbach, 1832.- Johann Gottlob Neße aus Langenreichenbach, 1832.- Johann Traugott Döring, 1832.- Johanna Eleonore Eberhardt aus Sitzenroda, 1832.- Musketier Carl Wencke, 1832.- Gottlieb Lippmann aus Langenreichenbach, 1834.- Johann Friederike Walther aus Weimar, 1834.- Müllergeselle Gottlob Lieppmann aus Langenreichenbach, 1834.- Ernst Haaseroth aus Schildau, 1840.- Johann Gottfried Conrad, 1841.- Bescheinigung über abgelieferte Vagabunden für die Gebrüder Lehnert aus Schildau, 1845.- Carl Billwitz aus Schildau, 1846.- Drechslergeselle Friedrich Wilhelm Boost, 1850.- Drechslermeister Wilhelm Lüdemann, 1850.- Handarbeiter Carl Wilhelm Seydel, 1851.- Wilhelm Bielepp aus Weddin, 1851.- Handelsmann Wolf Meyer, 1852.- Schneidergeselle Carl Gottlieb Wilhelm Bielepp, 1853.- Schuhmachergeselle Ernst Ferdinand Gangloff, 1853.- Johanna Christiane Feist, 1853.- Zimmermeister Luis Morgenstern, 1853.- Müller Christian Friedrich Lange, 1853.- Gottlieb Hoffmann, 1853.- Gärtner Wilhelm Poetzsch, Battaune, ohne Jahresangabe.- Johanne Friederike, geschiedene Winkler, geb. Jacob, 1855.- Rendant Maetzke, 1855.- Johann Friedrich Conradi, 1855.- Maurergeselle Friedrich Konradi, 1855.- Zigarrenmacher Friedrich Robert Wendig aus Schildau, 1856.- Friedrich Pölzel aus Kobershain, 1856.- Kammmachermeister Carl Friedrich Wilhelm Mai aus Schildau, 1857.- Müllergeselle Johann August Zscherpe aus Berg vor Eilenburg, 1857.- Friedrich Albert Petzold aus Schildau, 1857.- Karl Lehmann aus Sitzenroda, 1858.- Müller Ernst Heinrich Dittel, 1858.- Buchbindergehilfe Friedrich Ferdinand Bussenius, 1858.- Schneidergeselle Christian Barth, 1858.- Emma Gerber, 1858.- Dienstknecht Johann David Tretzschner, 1859.- Schuhmachermeister Wilhelm Panitz, 1859.- Ziegler August Thieme aus Eulenau, 1859.- Handarbeiter Johann Carl Heinrich Kühne, 1859.- Tischlermeister Louis Schaaf, 1860.- Bäckermeister Carl Eduard Meißner, 1860.
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BZK no.
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