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The arts and crafts book of the worshipful Guild of violin-makers of Markneukirchen, from the year 1677 to the year 1772, 1894
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133. Hans Martin Schönfelder, son of Master Caspar (2), 1704, Nov. 29th. Johann Reichel going bail for the five gulden due on taking up the mastership.
234. Christian Friedrich Dörffel, 1704, on the same day.
335. XX. Christoph Adam Richter, violin-maker's apprentice, not a master's son, 1708.
436. Johann Caspar Reichel (junior), son of Johann Caspar (3), 1708.
537. Johann Reichel (junior), eldest son of master Georg Reichel, 1708.
6At the last last three admissions, Johann Caspar Reichel having been killed by a furnace explosion in 1706, Caspar Hopf figures as Headmaster. Afterwards, from 1709 till 1712, Georg Richel and Simon and Caspar Schönfelder occupied the post. In addition to the above were admitted:—
738. XXI. Johann Adam Lorenz, violin-maker's apprentice, son of a citizen, who had married a master's daughter, admitted in 1709.
839. XXII. Johann Klemm, a worthy citizen, who had learned lathe-turning from his father, admitted in 1710.
940. Johann Georg Dörffler, son of Sebastian (20), 1710.
1041. Georg Adam Reichel, son of the deceased Head Master Johann Caspar, 1712.
1142. XXIII. Johann Gütter, 1712.
1243. XXIV. Elias Pfretschner, who had to pay 21 thaler for the rights of mastership, 1713, when Georg Ludwig (16) was Head Master.
1344. Peter Reichel, a master's son, who only paid 6 thaler as a half contribution to the cost of the admission banquet, 1713.
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