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Charter: Kloster St. Emmeram Regensburg Urkunden (0794-1800) BayHStA, Kloster St. Emmeram Regensburg Urkunden 3946
Signature: BayHStA, Kloster St. Emmeram Regensburg Urkunden 3946
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1619 September 26
Georg Pfanzelt, Innerer Rat, Bürger und Lebzelter in Erding, verkauft Christoph Schweinhauer zu Schweinhaimb bei Moosinning (Ining am Mosrain) ein Tagwerk Wiesmahd zu Moosinning.
S: Christoph Todfeihler, Bürgermeister und Gastwirt in Erding  
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DE-BayHStA,
Provenienz: Reichsstift Regensburg-St. Emmeram

an Pergamentpressel anhängendes Wachssiegel in HolzkapselMaterial: Perg.
Dimensions: 14 x 31 cm
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    Original dating clause: Geschehen den sechunszwainzigisten septembris...aintausent sechshundert und neunzehen jar.



    Language: dt.
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    • Erding (Lkr. Erding): Bürgermeister
      • Erding (Lkr. Erding): Gastwirt
        • Erding (Lkr. Erding): Innerer Rat
          • Erding (Lkr. Erding): Lebzelter
            • Moosinning (Lkr. Erding)
              • Moosinning (Lkr. Erding): Schweinhaimb
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                • Pfanzelt: Georg, Innerer Rat, Bürger und Lebzelter in Erding
                  • Schweinhauer: Christoph, zu Schweinhaimb bei Moosinning
                    • Todfeihler: Christoph, Bürgermeister und Gastwirt in Erding
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