Hofmark Wulkersdorf (Bestand)

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Staatsarchiv Amberg (Archivtektonik) >> Beständetektonik des Staatsarchivs Amberg >> IV. Nichtstaatliches Archivgut >> B. Archive des Adels, adelige Standesherrschaft und Jurisdiktion >> 4. Hofmarken und Patrimonialgerichte
1761-1847
Vorwort: Besitzer der Hofmark Wulkersdorf (Gde. Bernhardswald, Lkr. Regensburg) waren nach dem Dreißigjährigen Krieg die von Satzhofen, 1687 das Stift Niedermünster, 1716 Karl von Zunzl, 1750 Valentin Franz von Emerich, 1754 von Gropper, 1766 von Prunck, 1773 von Gugomos, 1790 Gräfin von Taufkirch, dann wieder die Gugomos, seit 1796 der Salzbeamte Johann Nepomuk von Reisen. Die Hofmark umfasste Wulkersdorf und Blaselberg. 1821 wurde ein Patrimonialgericht II. Klasse gebildet, das 1835 an Alexander von Mauchenheim, genannt von Bechtoldsheim ging und 1848 an den Staat fiel. Der Bestand umfasst 4 Archivalienheiten mit einer Laufzeit von 1761 bis 1847. Briefprotokolle: Briefprotokolle Nittenau 425-430.
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