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Steinheim: Gottfried Herr zu Eppstein verkauft Conraden Erzbischof zu Mainz sein Schloss, Burg und Stadt mit Zugehör, nichts ausgenommen mit Namen...
Urkunden der ehemaligen Provinz Starkenburg >> 17 Orte, Buchstabe S >> 17.18 Steinheim
1425 April 23
Mainz, Erzstift
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Urkunde
Identifikation (Urkunde): Originaldatierung: D.d. Mentze an Sct. Georgentage 1425
Vermerke (Urkunde): (Voll-) Regest: Steinheim: Gottfried Herr zu Eppstein verkauft Conraden Erzbischof zu Mainz sein Schloss, Burg und Stadt mit Zugehör, nichts ausgenommen mit Namen Steinheim an dem Main bei Hanau gelegen mit allen Dörfern, nämlich Wolmersheym, Hoerste, das Gericht vor dem Berge Wahl das Dorf, die Vogtei zu Krotzenburg bei Seligenstadt, Auheim bei Steinheim, Auheim bei Hanau und Hainstadt, Niedern-Steinheim, Deidesheim, Meyelsheim, Mühlheim, Byberawe, Lämmerspiel, Haußen, Oberhaußen, Wissenkyrchen, Rinbrucken, Gugosheym, Niedern-Roden und Ober-Roden und allen anderen Dörfern mit jeglichem Zugehör p.p. wie die v. Kronberg das in Pfandschaft ingehabt und seine Eltern v. Eppenstein das auf ihn herbracht besessen und genossen mochten haben um acht und dreißig tausend guter und gemeiner rheinischer Gulden
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BZK no.
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Delict according to Nazi judicial system
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Role in the proceeding
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