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Nachlassaufteilung Joseph Euler und Antonie Euler, geb. Blin: Erteilungen von Vollmachten
4-6-3 Joseph Euler, Privates II Joseph Euler, Privates II
Joseph Euler, Privates II
1886-1896
Enthält: 4-6-3-1.0001: Abschrift einer Notariatsurkunde mit Vollmachtserklärungen (27.10.1886-25.1.1887); 4-6-3-1.0002-1.0003: Beglaubigte Abschriften der Vollmachtserklärung von Clara von Wätjen, geb. Vautier (1.11.1886/29.2.1888); 4-6-3-1.0004: Beglaubigte Abschrift einer Vollmacht von Ottilie Euler, geb. Walbröhl, für ihren Vater Wilhelm Walbröhl und ihren Schwager Benjamin Vautier in ihrem Namen und im Namen ihrer minderjährigen Kinder alle finanziellen Geschäfte zu handhaben, die aus der Nachlaßteilung Joseph Eulers entstehen (21.2.1888); 4-6-3-1.0005: Abschrift einer Vollmacht von Ottilie Euler für ihren Schwager Otto Euler. Er soll sie und ihre minderjährigen Söhne Max und Wilhelm bei allen Verhandlungen von Grundbuchangelegenheiten vertreten (2.8.1889); 4-6-3-1.0006: Vollmacht von Ottilie Euler für Otto Euler und Carl Herbst. Sie sollen in ihrem Namen und im Namen ihres Sohnes Wilhelm geschäftliche Angelegenheiten, die bei der Nachlaßregelung der Nachlässe Adrian Euler, Eduard Euler und Joseph Euler auftreten zu regeln (9.8.1894); 4-6-3-1.0007: Beglaubigte Abschrift einer Vollmacht von Max Euler für Fritz Ensinger. Ensinger soll in seinem Namen das Grundstück Flurstraße 9 an Clara von Wätjen zu verkaufen (16.12.1896); 4-6-3-1.0008: Vollmachtsvordruck für Otto Euler, unterzeichnet von Paul Vautier, Clara von Wätjen, Carl Vautier, Ottilie Euler, Max Euler und Sophie Herbst (undat.); 4-6-3-1.0009: Vollmachtsentwurf von Benjamin Vautier für seinen Sohn Otto Vautier. Benjamin Vautier überträgt alle geschäftlichen Entscheidungen seinem Sohn (undat.); 4-6-3-1.0010: Notizzettel (undat.).
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BZK no.
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