Albert Förtsch von Thurnau und seine Frau Jute übergeben, auch mit der Zustimmung ihrer Kinder Albert ("hospitalarius"), Eberhard und Rize von Maßbach, dem Kloster Lanbgheim drei Höfe in Hutschdorf, Limmersdorf und Kemeritz (Lk Kulmbach). Zeugen: Henricus scriptor, Eberhardus de Masbach, Otto camerarius miles, Henricus frater eius, Herdegenud et Theodoricus dicti Garhisin. - Siegler: Förtsch von Thurnau, Albert

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Albert Förtsch von Thurnau und seine Frau Jute übergeben, auch mit der Zustimmung ihrer Kinder Albert ("hospitalarius"), Eberhard und Rize von Maßbach, dem Kloster Lanbgheim drei Höfe in Hutschdorf, Limmersdorf und Kemeritz (Lk Kulmbach). Zeugen: Henricus scriptor, Eberhardus de Masbach, Otto camerarius miles, Henricus frater eius, Herdegenud et Theodoricus dicti Garhisin. - Siegler: Förtsch von Thurnau, Albert
Kloster Langheim, Urkunden 207
Bamberger Urkunden 1288
Kloster Langheim Urkunden 1301 X 21
Zusatzklassifikation: Amt Kulmbach
Kloster Langheim, Urkunden
Kloster Langheim, Urkunden >> Aktenplan Kloster Langheim >> Urkunden
21.10.1301
Kloster Langheim, Urkunden
Pergament
Urkunden
lat
Langheim (= Klosterlangheim, Lk Lichtenfels), Kloster
Hutschdorf (Lk Kulmbach)
Kemeritz (Lk Kulmach)
Förtsch von Thurnau, Albert
Förtsch von Thurnau, Jute
Maßbach, Eberhard von
Limmersdorf (Lk Kulmbach)

BZK no.

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Delict according to Nazi judicial system

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Role in the proceeding

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