Letter Mittenwalde 1839 An Provost Straube: Uneheliche Children by The Barber

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Carl Augustine / Karl August Straube (b. 1778, died 21. August 1841 in Mittenwalde) was an uncle of Gustav Knak (1806-1878), a Lutheran theologian, revivalist, promoter of missionary ideas and hymn writer, who lived with him after his father's death in 1819. In the "Wanderungen in der Mark Brandenburg" Theodor Fontane mentions in the chapter "Mittenwalde" a German translation of Latin verses by Paul Gerhardt by the provost Straube.


DatedMittenwalde, 21. October 1839.


RegardsRequest for sending documents "in the Guardianship of illegitimate children the unmarried Gehrman which same with that Barber Grain generated."


Signed"Crab apple", that's the one City Judge Ludwig Friedrich Heinrich Holzapfel. This was on the 12th. May 1807 born in Berlin, 1837 judge of the Supreme Court, 1839 municipal judge in Mittenwalde, 1848 municipal court director in Mittenwalde, 1849 director of the Spandau district court, 1858 municipal court president in Berlin, 1863 1. President of the Court of Appeal in Ratibor, 1870 in same function in Breslau, died. in December 1877.


Upper left small note of receipt by the provost Straube, signed "Str."


Scope:a text page, two blank pages, an address page (33.3 x 19.8 cm).


In the Mittenwald church books under the 29. September 1828 the birth of Friedrich Wilhelm Rudolph Setzkorn is recorded, but as marital son of the barber Johann Friedrich Setzkorn and Anna Regine, b. Gehrman. Possibly. did this barber father illegitimate children with a sister or other relatives of his wife?


Condition: Strong paper (with watermark "JW EBART") somewhat stained, with minor creases. Good condition! BPlease also note the Bpictures!

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Carl Augustine / Karl August Straube (b. 1778, died 21. August 1841 in Mittenwalde) was an uncle of Gustav Knak (1806-1878), a Lutheran theologian, revivalist, promoter of missionary ideas and hymn writer, who lived with him after his father's death in 1819. In the "Wanderungen in der Mark Brandenburg" Theodor Fontane mentions in the chapter "Mittenwalde" a German translation of Latin verses by Paul Gerhardt by the provost Straube. Signed"Crab apple", that's the one City Judge Ludwig Friedrich Heinrich Holzapfel. This was on the 12th. May 1807 born in Berlin, 1837 judge of the Supreme Court, 1839 municipal judge in Mittenwalde, 1848 municipal court director in Mittenwalde, 1849 director of the Spandau district court, 1858 municipal court president in Berlin, 1863 1. President of the Cour
Carl Augustine / Karl August Straube (b. 1778, died 21. August 1841 in Mittenwalde) was an uncle of Gustav Knak (1806-1878), a Lutheran theologian, revivalist, promoter of missionary ideas and hymn writer, who lived with him after his father's death in 1819. In the "Wanderungen in der Mark Brandenburg" Theodor Fontane mentions in the chapter "Mittenwalde" a German translation of Latin verses by Paul Gerhardt by the provost Straube. Signed"Crab apple", that's the one City Judge Ludwig Friedrich Heinrich Holzapfel. This was on the 12th. May 1807 born in Berlin, 1837 judge of the Supreme Court, 1839 municipal judge in Mittenwalde, 1848 municipal court director in Mittenwalde, 1849 director of the Spandau district court, 1858 municipal court president in Berlin, 1863 1. President of the Cour
Carl Augustine / Karl August Straube (b. 1778, died 21. August 1841 in Mittenwalde) was an uncle of Gustav Knak (1806-1878), a Lutheran theologian, revivalist, promoter of missionary ideas and hymn writer, who lived with him after his father's death in 1819. In the "Wanderungen in der Mark Brandenburg" Theodor Fontane mentions in the chapter "Mittenwalde" a German translation of Latin verses by Paul Gerhardt by the provost Straube. Signed"Crab apple", that's the one City Judge Ludwig Friedrich Heinrich Holzapfel. This was on the 12th. May 1807 born in Berlin, 1837 judge of the Supreme Court, 1839 municipal judge in Mittenwalde, 1848 municipal court director in Mittenwalde, 1849 director of the Spandau district court, 1858 municipal court president in Berlin, 1863 1. President of the Cour
Erscheinungsort Mittenwalde
Material Papier
Sprache Deutsch
Autor Ludwig Friedrich Heinrich Holzapfel
Original/Faksimile Original
Genre Recht
Eigenschaften Erstausgabe
Eigenschaften Signiert
Erscheinungsjahr 1839
Produktart Handgeschriebenes Manuskript