Kurfürst Johann Friedrich Karl von Mainz bekundet, dass er nach Ableben des Hugo Philipp Erkenbert Kämmerer v. Worms Freiherrn v. Dalberg seinem G...

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B 15 Urkunden der Familie v. Dalberg (Kämmerer v. Worms gen. v. Dalberg)
Urkunden der Familie v. Dalberg (Kämmerer v. Worms gen. v. Dalberg) >> 1751-1790
1755 März 21, Mainz, Martinsburg
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Vermerke (Urkunde): (Voll-) Regest: Kurfürst Johann Friedrich Karl von Mainz bekundet, dass er nach Ableben des Hugo Philipp Erkenbert Kämmerer v. Worms Freiherrn v. Dalberg seinem Geheimen Rat Friedrich Anton Christoph Kämmerer v. Worms Freiherrn v. Dalberg, auch für dessen Bruder Franz Karl Anton Eberhard, den Söhnen des verstorbenen Franz Erkenbert, sowie für dessen Vettern Franz Heinrich und Karl Joseph, Söhnen des verstorbenen Wolf Eberhard, und für Franz Heinrich als Vormund über Adolf Franz, Gottlob Amand und Franz Karl, den minderjährigen Söhnen des verstorbenen Hugo Philipp Erkenbert, die früher Starkenburgischen Mannlehen verliehen habe (wie 1463 Dezember 31, Nr. 1878). - Kanzleivermerk: Hofkanzler Johann Werner v. Vorster Lehnspropst Johann Friedrich v. Stubenrauch

Vermerke (Urkunde): Siegler: Aussteller

Vermerke (Urkunde): Weitere Überlieferung: A 14 Nr. 565 - Kopie der Ausf. StB München, Dalbergiana Nr. 76 (anh. Sg. in Holzkapsel)

Vermerke (Urkunde): Literatur: Regest: Reg. Dalbergiana Nr. 76

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