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Klärung der Sukzessionsfähigkeit und der Apanagiatsangelegenheiten der Söhne aus der dritten Ehe des Fürsten Johann Franz Desideratus zu Nassau-Siegen
Enthaeltvermerke: Enthält u.a.: Designation enthaltener 149 Schreiben betreffend die Sukzessionsfähigkeit und Apanagiatsangelegenheiten der Söhne aus dritter Ehe des Fürsten Johann Franz Desideratus zu Nassau-Siegen (1679-1722); Designation enthaltener 14 Schriften betreffend deren Übergabe an den Reichshofrat und an das Reichskammergericht u.a. wegen der Investitur der Linie Nassau-Katzenelnbogen (1715-1717); Notarielle Beglaubigung über die Huldigung auf die Söhne des Fürsten Johann Franz Desideratus zu Nassau-Siegen (1686); Protestation der evangelischen Fürsten gegen die Erbhuldigung der Kinder des Fürsten Johann Franz Desideratus zu Nassau-Siegen (1686); Abschrift eines Postskriptums des Kurfürsten Friedrich Wilhelm von Brandenburg (12.06.1686); Vollmacht der Prinzessin Albertine von Oranien für Georg Wilhelm Grüttern zur Teilnahme an der Erbhuldigung in Siegen (1686); Revision des kaiserlichen Lehnsempfängnisses (1718). Korrespondenten u.a.: Johann Moritz Fürst zu Nassau-Siegen, Heinrich Fürst zu Nassau-Dillenburg, Johann Franz Desideratus Fürst zu Nassau-Siegen, Wilhelm Hyacinth Fürst zu Nassau-Siegen, Albertine Prinzessin von Oranien, Wilhelm Fürst zu Nassau-Dillenburg, Friedrich Wilhelm Adolph Fürst zu Nassau-Siegen, Franz Wilderich von Menßhengen, Carl Landgraf zu Hessen-Kassel, Johann Christoph Schlegell (Wien); Kanzleidirektor Johann Wilhelm Zinckgräf (Wien), von Ritz (Köln), Reichshofratsagent Praun (Wien).
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BZK no.
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Delict according to Nazi judicial system
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