Geburtsbrief und Ledigzählung: Jacob Schaiblin
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A 2 d (Geburtsbriefe) Reichsstädtische Urkunden und Akten (Bde. 12-17a)
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1619 November 26
Regest: Oberamtmann, Stabhalter und Richter des gotteshäusischen zwiefaltischen obern Gerichts bekennen: Jacob Schaiblin, Küfer, von Gauingen, dem genannten Gotteshaus und Gerichtszwang zugehörig, ist der eheliche Sohn des Hans Schaiblin und der Anna Hagelstein, die beide noch leben und in der gewöhnlichen Pfarrkirche zu Zwiefalten das Band der heil. Ehe angenommen haben. Er ist aus der Leibeigenschaft, womit er dem Abt Michael des Gotteshauses Zwiefalten bisher zugetan gewesen, entlassen.
Dorsal-/Marginalvermerke: Auf der Rückseite: Lectum in senatu den 4. Dezember 1619.
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BZK no.
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