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Deutsch: Stiftung über 300 Gulden der Anastasia Sasslaberin, geb. Ferrethin, Jahresplan für Hl. Messen, die Meß-Ordnung in der Kaisersteinbrucher Kirche. Im Original mit Goldlettern geschrieben. |
| Date | Das Original von 1719, im September 1991 in den "Mitteilungen Nr. 11 veröffentlicht, Juli 2019 diese Seiten gescannt und hochgeladen. |
| Source | Dokument im Stift Heiligenkreuz, Archiv 51/II/5. Der Stiftsarchivar P. Dr. Alberich Strommer genehmigte Helmuth Furch Kopien anzufertigen, sich sozusagen für sein neugegründetes Museum ein "Archiv" aufzubauen, und nicht in kurzen Intervallen nach Heiligenkreuz kommen zu müssen. Auch waren 1990 die "Mitteilungen des Museums- und Kulturvereines Kaisersteinbruch" begonnen worden. |
| Author | Die Veröffentlichung geschah durch Helmuth Furch (Diskussion) |
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- 2019-07-07 10:41:07 Helmuth Furch (1677136 Bytes) {{Information |Beschreibung = Stiftung über 300 Gulden der Anastasia Sasslaberin, geb. Ferrethin, Jahresplan für Hl. Messen, die Meß-Ordnung in der Kaisersteinbrucher Kirche. |Quelle = Dokument im Stift Heiligenkreuz, Archiv 51/II/5. Der Stiftsarchivar genehmigte Helmuth Furch großzügig Kopien anzufertigen, sich sozusagen für sein neugegründetes Museum ein "Archiv" aufzubauen, und nicht in kurzen Intervallen nach Heiligenkreuz kommen zu müssen. Auch waren 1990 die "Mitteilungen d…
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