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Charter: St. Peter, Archiv der Erzabtei (1005-1981) Urk. Nr. 1366 a - 1470 VIII 20
Signature: Urk. Nr. 1366 a - 1470 VIII 20
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Abstract
20. August 1470
Notariatsinstrument von Erasmus Murawer über die von den Vormündern der Kinder des verstorbenen Johannes Merbolt, Petrus Parhaymer, Egidius Lainbacher, alle Bürger zu Salzburg, und Thomas Semler, Bürger von Regensburg, veranlaßte Inventur des Nachlasses Merbolt (inseriert).  
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1.4 Urkunden 1400-1499

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    Anm. Hahnl: Orig. Perg. abgelöst 1950 aus Hs. B 14.
    Index
    Places
    • Regensburg
      • Salzburg
        Persons
        • Fröschlmoser, Rupert
          • Lainbacher, Egidius
            • Merbalt, Johannes
              • Murauer, Erasmus
                • Neupeck, Johann
                  • Parhaymer, Petrus
                    • Semler, Thomas
                      • Stösser, Anton
                        • Zeugen: Rupert Fröschlmoser, Bürgermeister, Anton Stösser, Stadtschreiber, Johann Newpeck, Bürger.
                          • Type: Zeuge
                        Keywords
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                          • Urkunden
                          • Notariatsinstrument
                          • Urkundenfragment
                          • Vormundschaft
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