Verkaufsurkunde des Klaus ("Claus") Smutzer zu Kleukheim ("Klewcka") über einen halben Gulden jährlichen Zins auf ein halbes von Andreas ("Endres"), Abt des Klosters Michelsberg zu Bamberg, zu Lehen gehendes Gut zu Kleukheim an den Pfarrer ("gotshawspfleger") der Kapelle St. Wolfgang zu Kleukheim über zwei Jahre. - S = Simon ("Symon") von Schaumberg

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Verkaufsurkunde des Klaus ("Claus") Smutzer zu Kleukheim ("Klewcka") über einen halben Gulden jährlichen Zins auf ein halbes von Andreas ("Endres"), Abt des Klosters Michelsberg zu Bamberg, zu Lehen gehendes Gut zu Kleukheim an den Pfarrer ("gotshawspfleger") der Kapelle St. Wolfgang zu Kleukheim über zwei Jahre. - S = Simon ("Symon") von Schaumberg
Kloster Michelsberg, Urkunden 1459
A 136 Lade 218 Nr. 445
Kloster Michelsberg, Urkunden
Kloster Michelsberg, Urkunden >> Aktenplan Kloster Michelsberg, Urkunden
1490 VII 13
Urkunden
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Originaldatierung: tag sandt keyser Heinrichs

Medium: A = Analoges Archivalie

Jahr: 1490

Monat: 7

Tag: 13

Äußere Beschreibung: Ausfertigung, dt., Papier, Siegel aufgedrückt unter Papier (beschädigt)
Schmutzer, Klaus, Kleukheim (Lk Staffelstein)
Kleukheim (Lk Staffelstein), Schmutzer Klaus
Kleukheim (Lk Staffelstein), Kirche St. Wolfgang
Kleukheim (Lk Staffelstein)
Bamberg, Kloster Michelsberg, Abt Andreas Lang
Bamberg, Kloster Michelsberg
Schaumberg, Simon von

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