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Charter: Kloster Langheim Urkunden 1414 II 23
Signature: 1414 II 23
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1414 II 23
Rüdiger, Chuntz und Stephan Gangolph, Vettern, Bürger zu Kulmbach verkaufen ihren toten und lebendigen Zehnt zu Schwingen (Lk Kulmbach), Lehen des Hochstifts Bamberg, an das Kloster Langheim; Bürgen: Heinrich Losengraber, Hans Neugebauer, beide Bürger zu Kulmbach.  
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      Language: dt.
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      • Gangolph, Cuntz, Kulmbach
        • Gangolph, Rüdiger, Kulmbach
          • Gangolph, Stephan, Kulmbach
            • Kulmbach, Gangolph Cuntz
              • Kulmbach, Gangolph Rüdiger
                • Kulmbach, Gangolph Stephan
                  • Langheim (= Klosterlangheim, Lk Lichtenfels), Kloster
                    • Schwingen (Lk Kulmbach), Zehnt
                      • Kulmbach, Losengraber Heinrich
                        • Kulmbach, Neugebauer Hans
                          • Kulmbach, Stadt
                            • Losengraber, Heinrich, Kulmbach
                              • Neugebauuer, Hans, Kulmbach
                                 
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