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Charter: Urkunden (0947-1483) KAE, Urkunde Nr. 26
Signature: KAE, Urkunde Nr. 26
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Abstract
0980-12-31, -
Graf Imizo im Aargau schenkt dem Kloster Einsiedeln (Meinradszell) eine Hube zu Adlikon, Graf Bero (im Aargau) Besitz in Wittenheim, der später gegen solchen in Erlenbach ausgetauscht wird, sowie Graf Mangold von Nellenburg, Kastvogt von Einsiedeln, Besitz zu Höngg.
Source Regest: ZUB XIII, Nr. 220b
 
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