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Pachtnachlaßgesuche von Pächtern aus den Kantonen Elsen, Neersen, Neuss, Odenkirchen und Uerdingen aus der französischen Zeit Heft 27: Michael Wirtz, Hufschmied in Norf (1796) Jahr 11–12 (1802–1804) (ehem. Kloster Gnadental);
Pachtnachlaßgesuche von Pächtern aus den Kantonen Elsen, Neersen, Neuss, Odenkirchen und Uerdingen aus der französischen Zeit Heft 27: Michael Wirtz, Hufschmied in Norf (1796) Jahr 11–12 (1802–1804) (ehem. Kloster Gnadental);
AA 0635 Generalgouvernement vom Nieder- und Mittelrhein (AA 0635)
Generalgouvernement vom Nieder- und Mittelrhein (AA 0635) >> 11. 11. Kreisdirektionen >> 11.14. 12.9. Domänenverpachtungen
1797–1805 (1817)
Enthaeltvermerke: Heft 1: Erben Driesen, Erbmühlenpächter in Krefeld (1769) Jahr 12 (1803–1804), 1806; Heft 2: Gerhard Eulenpesch, Pächter der Insel Mönchenwerth in Büderich Jahr 11–13 (1802– 1805); Heft 3: J.H. Bütgen, Pächter des Nixhofes in Neuss Jahr 11 (1802–1803); Heft 4: Andreas Kürten, Mühlenpächter in Erprath (Jahr 3–5) Jahr 8–10 (1799–1802); Heft 5: Minderjährige Odile Hecker in Grimlinghausen Jahr 9 (1800–1801); Heft 6: Sassen, Pächter des Bockingshöfgens in Kaarst (ehem. Cölestinerinnen, Düsseldorf) Jahr 7–8 (1798–1800); Heft 7: Theodor Wankum und Co., Pächter in Grimlinghausen Jahr 7–8 (1798–1800); Heft 8: Witwe Peter Nellen, Mühlenpächterin in Wickrath (1796) Jahr 8–9 (1799–1801); Heft 9: Ferdinand Pfeiffer und Theodor Stromenger, Pächter des Camphauserhofs im Kanton Odenkirchen (ehem. Domstift, Köln) (1791–1794) Jahr 8–9 (1799–1801); Heft 10: Schippers, Schloßverwalter in Rheydt Jahr 6 (1797–1798); Heft 11: Witwe Lörper, Pächterin des Dommershofs in Willich Jahr 7–8 (1798–1800); Heft 12: Peter Mickenschreiber in Liedberg Jahr 8 (1799–1800); Heft 13: Peter Bousch, Pächter des Schipperhofs in Kleinkempen Jahr 7–8 (1798–1800); Heft 14: Adam Kox und Wilhelm Hompesch, Parzellenpächter in Steinfort, Mairie Liedberg (ehem. Klarissen, Neuss) Jahr 13 (1804–1805); Heft 15: Arnold Borger, Pächter des Borgerhofs in Willich Jahr 7–13 (1798–1805); Heft 16: Adam Otten, ehem. kurkölnischer Kellner in Linn Jahr 6–7 (1797–1799); Heft 17: Breuer im Kanton Uerdingen Jahr 10 (1801–1802); Heft 18: Roberz, Mühlenpächter in Linn Jahr 14 (1805–1806); Heft 19: Balthasar Kirschkamp, Pächter des Kirschkampshofs in Rath bei Vennikel, Kanton Uerdingen (1669) Jahr 8–11 (1799–1803); Heft 20: 79 Geschädigte durch Hochwasser und Eisgang im Kanton Uerdingen Jahr 8 (1799– 1800); Heft 21: Wilhelm Heinrich Cames, Pächter des Meerhofs in Strümp Jahr 9–12 (1800–1804); Heft 22: Joh. Rubsteck in Neurath Jahr 11–12 (1802–1804); Heft 23: Franz Joseph Römer, Pächter des Münchrather Hofs Jahr 11–12 (1802–1804); Heft 24: Heinrich Statthalter in Barrenstein (ehem. Stift St. Gereon, Köln) (1735) Jahr 12–13 (1803–1805); Heft 25: Witwe Constanze Mandewirth, Pächterin des Neuhöfchens in Frimmersdorf (ehem. Kloster Kamp) (1557) Jahr 11–13 (1802–1805); Heft 26: Joh. Peter Kautz in Ramrath (ehem. Stift St. Maria im Kapitol, Köln) (1790, 1795) Jahr 11–13 (1802–1805);
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BZK no.
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