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Scan 29
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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139. Carl Friedrich Hamm, son of the citizen and violin maker, Johann Andreas Hamm, 1751.
340. XI. Adam Rossbach, violin maker's apprentice, son of master Adam Rossbach, citizen and saw-maker, 1752. He paid 29 thaler down for the master banquet and other dues.
541—43. Johann Georg Glier, Johann Friedrich Glier, and Johann Adam Fischer, violin makers' apprentices, sons of families above-mentioned, 1752. Johann Friedrich Glier paid 31 thaler because he was not a master's son, and Johann Adam Fischer 29 thaler for the master banquet, whereas Johann Georg Glier only paid 8 thaler 6 groschen, being a master's son.
744—46. Johann Georg Ficker (XII.), Carl Friedrich Liebel and Hans Georg Piltz, three violin makers' apprentices, 1752. The Liebel family was already mentioned in the roll of enfranchisement of 1627, in which Johann Liebel, is alluded to as council friend (? Raths-freund), 1752.
947. Johann Michel Seydel, the younger son of Johann Michael Seidel (sic), 1753.
1148. Christian Gottfried Schonfelder, son of Georg Simon Schonfelder, citizen and violin-maker, 1755.
1349 and 50. Johann Christian Ficker and Friedrich Wilhelm Meinel. the former, son of the Head-master Johann Caspar Ficker, the latter, son of the master, Christian Friedrich Meinel, 1755.
1551. Johann Georg Kaessler, son of a citizen and violin-maker, 1756.
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