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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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128. VIII. Gotthilf Fischer, violin maker's apprentice and a military man, in consideration of whose standing as a soldier, the taxes were reduced, 1748.
329. Johann Adam Gütter, son of the Head-Master, Johann Gütter, like the foregoing engaged in the Militia, and who obtained the consent of his Captain, 1748.
530. IX. Johann Christoph Schemmerling, a violin maker's apprentice, born in Dörpersdorf, who married the eldest daughter of the Master Gottfried Piltzen, 1748.
731. X. Georg Schuster, citizen and violin maker's apprentice, at whose admission the greatest caution was observed, for we find that the three petitions for admission, presented to the Guild since June 27th, 1748, were remitted for consideration from quarter to quarter, and full admission only followed on payment of 25 thaler, on the 10th April, 1749.
932—34. Johann Christian Hamig (Hamig), Johann Gottfried Schetelig, and Johann Gottfried Reichel, all three sons of Masters hitherto working as apprentices, 1751.
1135. Johann Gottfried Kretschmann, citizen and journeyman, son of Master Georg Carl Kretschmann, 1751. On this admission for the first time was required a vow to live "in accordance with the all-merciful mandate for the abolition of abuses among the workmen."
1336—38. Johann Freidrich Voigt, Johann Gottferid Pfretschner, and Johann Adam Fucker, violin maker's apprentices from above-mentioned families, 1751.
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