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Charter: Kloster St. Emmeram Regensburg Urkunden (0794-1800) BayHStA, Kloster St. Emmeram Regensburg Urkunden 4109
Signature: BayHStA, Kloster St. Emmeram Regensburg Urkunden 4109
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1646 Oktober 22, Burglengenfeld
Placidus [Judmann], Abt von St. Emmeram, verkauft die Mühl zu Pühel [Pielmühle] an Mathias Prigl zu Neueglofsheim (Neu Egoltsheimb).
S: Rudolph Faber, Kastner zu Burglengenfeld  
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DE-BayHStA,
Provenienz: Reichsstift Regensburg-St. Emmeram

an Pergamentpressel anhängendes Wachssiegel in HolzkapselMaterial: Perg.
Dimensions: 22,5 x 32,5
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    Original dating clause: Geschehen zu Burglengenfelt den zwey und zwanzigisten monatstag octobris...im sechzehenhundert sechs und vierzigisten jahr.



    Language: dt.
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    • Burglengenfeld
      • Burglengenfeld (Lkr. Schwandorf): Kastner
        • Neueglofsheim (Gde. Thalmassing, Lkr. Regensburg)
          • Pielmühle (Gde. Lappersdorf, Lkr. Regensburg)
            • Regensburg (krfr.St.), St. Emmeram (Reichsstift): Äbte \ Placidus Judmann
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              • Faber: Rudolph, Kastner zu Burglengenfeld
                • Judmann: Placidus, Abt von St. Emmeram
                  • Prigl: Mathias, zu Neueglofsheim (?) (Neu Egoltsheimb)
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