Zinslehenrevers des Samuel Bassolt, Kastner zu Bamberg, als bevollmächtigter Vertreter des Karl, Sohn des verstorbenen Alexander Wildenberger, über zwei von Abt Kaspar von Kloster Michelsberg zu Lehen gehende Tagwerk Wiesen genannt "die Polachwiesen", zwei Tagwerk Wiesen genannt "die Steigwiesen" und zwei Tagwerk Wiesen "an der Steigwiesen" zu Viereth (Lk Bamberg), Abschrift

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Zinslehenrevers des Samuel Bassolt, Kastner zu Bamberg, als bevollmächtigter Vertreter des Karl, Sohn des verstorbenen Alexander Wildenberger, über zwei von Abt Kaspar von Kloster Michelsberg zu Lehen gehende Tagwerk Wiesen genannt "die Polachwiesen", zwei Tagwerk Wiesen genannt "die Steigwiesen" und zwei Tagwerk Wiesen "an der Steigwiesen" zu Viereth (Lk Bamberg), Abschrift
Kloster Michelsberg, Akten und Bände Nr. 802
A 136 Lade 226 Nr. 1026
B 110, Nr. 1269
Kloster Michelsberg, Akten und Bände
Kloster Michelsberg, Akten und Bände >> Aktenplan, Kloster Michelsberg, Akten und Bände >> 6. Ausübung der Lehensherrschaft >> 6.2 Lehenakten >> 6.2.3 Kanzleimann- und -zinslehen >> 6.2.3.1 Lehen in direkter Verwaltung der Klosterkanzlei >> 6.2.3.1.2 Lehen in der Bamberger Umgebung
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Bassolt, Samuel (Kastner zu Bamberg)
Wildenberger, Karl
Wildenberger, Alexander
Viereth (Lk Bamberg)
Bamberg, Kloster Michelsberg, Abt Kaspar Kastner
Bamberg, Kloster Michelsberg

BZK no.

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Delict according to Nazi judicial system

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Reason for persecution

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Role in the proceeding

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