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| Reference | Date | Title and text | Author / recipient | Availability |
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| 131/1/80131-1-80-001 | am dinstage noch dem tage der heilign drey konige Jn dem iare gotis Tawsent virhundirt in dem Sechsten vnd czwenczigsten Jare | Confirmation by the Lviv city councilors of the division of the estate of Jan Zimmerstein The city councilors of Lviv certify the amicable division of the estate of the late Jan Zimmerstein, concluded by appointed guardians between the widow Jadwiga and her daughter Anna. The document regulates in detail the division of precious metals, suburban farms, houses, gardens, receivables, and sums secured by rent. | City councilors of Lviv (Peter Burscher, Johannes Czelmacz, Clemens Czedlicz, Andres Clopper, Niclas Scholcz, Augustinus Gemelich) To: Inhabitants of Lviv, parties to the settlement: Jadwiga (Hedwig), widow of Jan Zimmerstein (now wife of Mikołaj Scholcz), and her daughter Anna | Edition · check statusRead → |
| 132/1/343343-016 | no year or day date [ca. 1685–1692] | Letter from Ferdinand Engelhardt to Robert Forbes regarding cloth trade and settlements Ferdinand Engelhardt informs Robert Forbes about the shipment of cloth via Wieruszów to Jarosław and current merchant correspondence. He also discusses the collection of cash, debt payment deadlines, and difficulties in obtaining bills of exchange before the Leipzig fair. | Ferdinand Engelhardt (copy) To: Robert Forbes | Edition · check statusRead → |
| 132/1/507507-002 | 16 Augusti 1685 | Ferdinand Engelhardt to Arthur Forbes regarding the prices of cloth and cattle Ferdinand Engelhardt refuses to lower the price of cloth sent to Jarosław and explains the lack of available shirting. He also informs about the sale of oxen brought from Ruthenia and transactions conducted with butchers in Nuremberg. | Ferdinand Engelhardt To: Arthur Forbes | Edition · check statusRead → |