Bischof Marquardt von Eichstätt belehnt Johann Wilhelm Kress von Kressenstein in Nürnberg als Lehensträger des Klosters Engelthal durch dessen Gewaltträger Mathes Funckh, Kanzleiregistrator zu Eichstätt, mit dem großen und kleinen Zehnten zu Klingenhof und Uttenhofen und einem Gut zu Breitenbrunn, darauf zur Zeit Conradt Wegner sitzt.

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Reichsstadt Nürnberg, Losungamt, Reverse >> Reverse an das Losungsamt sowie sonstige Urkunden
1648 Januar 16
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Ausstellungsort: Eichstätt

Originaldatierung: G. in Eystett, den 16. Monatstag January etc. 1648.

Medium: A = Analoges Archivalie

Jahr: 1648

Monat: 1

Tag: 16

Äußere Beschreibung: Ausf. Perg. mit anh., gut. Siegel.
Eichstätt, Marquard II. (Graf Schenk von Castell) Bischof von (1637-1685)
Kreß, Johann Wilhelm
Funk, Matthäus
Wagner, Konrad
Klingenhof (Gde. Offenhausen, Lkr. Nürnberger Land)
Engelthal (Lkr. Nürnberger Land)
Uttenhofen (Gde. Uffenheim, Lkr. Neustadt a.d.Aisch-Nad Windsheim oder Gde. Allersberg, Lkr. Roth)
Breitenbrunn (Gde. Offenhausen, Lkr. Nürnberger Land)
Urkunde,

BZK no.

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