-
whose name was
listed in a land
register of the
nearby monastery of
Adelhausen in
March 1387. Many of the
landlords were also
court officials and councilmen...
- Häg-Ehrsberg 7626 Kandern, Malsburg-Marzell,
Schliengen 7627 Steinen, Rheinfeden-
Adelhausen 7628 Efringen-Kirchen,
Fischingen 7629 Tegernau, Bürchau, Elbenschwand...
- km
Elevation in
Meters Additional Information Schweigmatt 0 725
Hasel 3.5 440 Erdmannshöhle Hohe Flum 9.5 535
Adelhausen 5.0 459
Suburb of Rheinfelden...
- Blasien, Tennenbach, St. Peter, St. Trudpert, Sulzburg, Kappel, Neuenburg,
Adelhausen,
Sitzenkirch und Sölden. In 1934, 86
people were
killed in an accident...
-
Southwestern division Southeastern division ASV
Mainz 1888 RV Lübtheen TuS
Adelhausen SV
Wacker Burghausen SV
Alemannia Nackenheim SC
Siegfried Kleinostheim...
- Karl or Carl
Fritz (20
August 1864 in
Adelhausen – 7
December 1931 in
Freiburg im Breisgau) was a
German Roman Catholic clergyman. From 28
October 1920...
- (alem. Meisele).
Herten (alem. Herte).
Nordschwaben (alem. Nordschwoobe).
Adelhausen (alem. Adelhuuse).
Eichsel (alem. Eiggsle)
Karsau (alem. Charsau) and...
-
Hospitaller Kunigunde, a nun at
Adelhausen Agnes,
married Walter of
Reichenberg Elisabeth, also a nun at
Adelhausen Johann Christian Sachs (1764), Einleitung...
-
Adelhausen Eishausen Linden M****enhausen
Seidingstadt Sophienthal Steinfeld Stressenhausen Streufdorf...
- the
mystical experiences of her nuns in the work
Adelhausen Schwesternbuch (Sister-book of the
Adelhausen Covent). The text was
originally composed in Latin...
