You are bidding on a onebill of sale ("climbing letter") from 1883 out Landau (Palatinate).
Buyer: the magistrate Christopher Emile Jelito (1838-1919) in candelabra
was auctioned
a a
vineyard
"in der Wisch" next to Jakob Flach and Johannes Trauth inGodramstonefor 780 marks as well field
am Mühlweg next to Friedrich Grieß and the Spitalgut in Wollmesheim
for 1450 marks, both from the estate of the Landau businessman Johann Heinrich Rehn, represented by notary clerk Ludwig August Hecker.
DatedLandau, 1. March 1883.
The contract was dated Notary Friedrich Bolza
applied and signed, probably the author of the work "The legislation on the notary's office in the Bavarian Palatinate. A handbook for notaries" (Neustadt adH 1861).
Handwritten form.
Scope:
3 ½
Pages (33.3 x 21.2 cm).
About the buyer:
Christopheremily
Jelito was born on April 27th. September 1838 in Landau as the son of the bookbinder Jakob Christoph Jelito (b. 5. November 1790 in Landau, died. 15. April 1852) and his wife Margeretha Rosina, born. Krauss born (his parents married on 22. February 1825). He married on the 25th. June 1874 Catherine Amanda Schwenck (b. 17. February 1854 in Landau, died. 20. December 1906 ibid.), daughter of the landowner Johann Jakob Schwenck. In 1874 he was a police lawyer in Bergzabern, in 1883 a district judge in Kandel, in 1886 as a chief district judge in Neustadt aH, in 1891 a chief district judge in Landau.
children were dr medical Friedrich Jelito (1909 high school student) and Emma Rosina Jelito (1909 minor)
He died on the 22nd. September 1919 in Landau. His grave can still be found in the main cemetery in Landau.
Condition:
document folded; Paper slightly browned. The cover with tears (partly backed). BPlease note
also the pictures!
Internal note: Jelito new
was auctioned
a a
vineyard
"in der Wisch" next to Jakob Flach and Johannes Trauth inGodramstonefor 780 marks as well field
am Mühlweg next to Friedrich Grieß and the Spitalgut in Wollmesheim
for 1450 marks, both from the estate of the Landau businessman Johann Heinrich Rehn, represented by notary clerk Ludwig August Hecker. About the buyer:
Christopheremily
Jelito was born on April 27th. September 1838 in Landau as the son of the bookbinder Jakob Christoph Jelito (b. 5. November 1790 in Landau, died. 15. April 1852) and his wife Margeretha Rosina, born. Krauss born (his parents married on 22. February 1825). He married on the 25th. June 1874 Catherine Amanda Schwenck (b. 17. February 1854 in Landau, died. 20. December 1906 ibid.), daughter of the landowner Johann Jakob Schwenck. In 1874 he
was auctioned
a a
vineyard
"in der Wisch" next to Jakob Flach and Johannes Trauth inGodramstonefor 780 marks as well field
am Mühlweg next to Friedrich Grieß and the Spitalgut in Wollmesheim
for 1450 marks, both from the estate of the Landau businessman Johann Heinrich Rehn, represented by notary clerk Ludwig August Hecker. About the buyer:
Christopheremily
Jelito was born on April 27th. September 1838 in Landau as the son of the bookbinder Jakob Christoph Jelito (b. 5. November 1790 in Landau, died. 15. April 1852) and his wife Margeretha Rosina, born. Krauss born (his parents married on 22. February 1825). He married on the 25th. June 1874 Catherine Amanda Schwenck (b. 17. February 1854 in Landau, died. 20. December 1906 ibid.), daughter of the landowner Johann Jakob Schwenck. In 1874 he
was auctioned
a a
vineyard
"in der Wisch" next to Jakob Flach and Johannes Trauth inGodramstonefor 780 marks as well field
am Mühlweg next to Friedrich Grieß and the Spitalgut in Wollmesheim
for 1450 marks, both from the estate of the Landau businessman Johann Heinrich Rehn, represented by notary clerk Ludwig August Hecker. About the buyer:
Christopheremily
Jelito was born on April 27th. September 1838 in Landau as the son of the bookbinder Jakob Christoph Jelito (b. 5. November 1790 in Landau, died. 15. April 1852) and his wife Margeretha Rosina, born. Krauss born (his parents married on 22. February 1825). He married on the 25th. June 1874 Catherine Amanda Schwenck (b. 17. February 1854 in Landau, died. 20. December 1906 ibid.), daughter of the landowner Johann Jakob Schwenck. In 1874 he