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Charter: Kloster St. Emmeram Regensburg Urkunden (0794-1800) BayHStA, Kloster St. Emmeram Regensburg Urkunden 3974
Signature: BayHStA, Kloster St. Emmeram Regensburg Urkunden 3974
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Abstract
1622 November 17
Hans Schmetterer, Pfleger zu Hainsbach, verkauft seinen Hof am Ort in Hainsbach an seinen Sohn Christian Schmetterer, Pfleger zu Niedertraubling (Traubling).
S: Hieronymus [II. Feury], Abt von St. Emmemram  
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Current repository: 
DE-BayHStA,
Provenienz: Reichsstift Regensburg-St. Emmeram

an Pergamentpressel anhängendes Wachssiegel in HolzkapselMaterial: Perg.
Dimensions: 12,5 x 23 cm
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    Original dating clause: Geschehen den sibenzehenten novembris anno sechzehenhundert zway und zwainzig.



    Language: dt.
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    • Hainsbach (Gde. Geiselhöring, Lkr. Straubing-Bogen), Hofmark des Reichsstifts St. Emmeram: Pfleger
      • Hainsbach (Gde. Geiselhöring, Lkr. Straubing-Bogen): am Orth
        • Niedertraubling (Gde. Obertraubling, Lkr. Regensburg): Pfleger
          • Regensburg (krfr.St.), St. Emmeram (Reichsstift): Äbte \ Hieronymus II. Feury
            Persons
            • Feury: Hieronymus II., Abt von St. Emmeram
              • Schmetterer: Christian, Pfleger zu Ober-/Niedertraubling (Traubling)
                • Schmetterer: Hans, Pfleger zu Hainsbach
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