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Scan 27
The arts and crafts book of the worshipful Guild of violin-makers of Markneukirchen, from the year 1677 to the year 1772, 1894
21 lines. Read by computer on 29 August 2026, twice; the two readings disagreed in places. Printed page 19. See the scan on archive.org.
1bably valued at 18 thalers. Whether Hans Adam Kretzschmann was a relation of Georg Karl Kretzschmann (see former list) must remain uncertain, but it is not improbable.
319. Johann Adam Pfratschner, a master's son, 1738.
520. Hans Georg Reichel. fourth son of master Johann Reichel the elder, 1738. one of two readings
620. Hans Georg Reichel, fourth son of master Johann Reichel the elder, 1738. one of two readings
821. Hans Georg Kretzschmann, who "intended" to marry the youngest daughter of Hans Martin Schönfelder, citizen and violin-maker, 1739.
1022. Johann Georg Reichel, eldest son of Master Peter Reichel, citizen and violin-maker, 1740. A master, Johann Blechschmidt, went bail for the payment of his admission fees.
1223. (VII.) Hans Georg Martin, citizen and violin-maker's apprentice, 1742. He paid 22 thaler 5 groschen.
1424. Georg Adam Gütter, youngest son of the head-master, Johann Gütter, 1743. On his admission Johann Caspar Reichel and Conrad Adam Schönfelder again sign as head-masters.
1625. Johann Adam Klemm, citizen, son of Johann Georg Klemm, 1743. He, as well as his father, undertook peg-turning as a probationary post, and when his turn came filled the place of junior master of the Guild.
1826. Johann Friedrich Reichel, youngest son of master Peter Reichel, citizen and violin-maker, 1745.
2027. Johann Wilhelm Götzel, violin-maker's apprentice, from Wernitzgrün, son of master Johann Conrad Götzel, violin-maker and inhabitant of Wernitzgrün, 1747.
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