Huuezzi

Huuezzi was a ninth century Catholic deacon .

He received the "ecclesia s (ancti) Johannis ad Feringa" (St. John's Church in Föhring) as a fief from the Freising Bishop Hitto with a document dated October 2, 815, handed down in the traditions of the Hochstift Freising . This church gave its name to the place Johanneskirchen . This is the earliest record of the place.

In this first notarization of the place it was stipulated, among other things, that Huuezzi had to pay the bishop annually donations in the form of natural produce. Was documented agreed: "ipseque Huuezzi censum de ipsa ecclesia redditurum wadiavit in manus Hittonis episcopi, hoc est omni anno una carrada de cervisa, dui modios de farina una friskinga, dui Pullos auca I" (Huuezzi is obliged by his church to the bishop Hitto To pay interest, this is a truckload of beer, two meats of flour, a piglet, two chickens and a goose every year). The certificate is the oldest written evidence of beer in the Munich area.

In 2013 a square in the Johanneskirchen district of Munich was named after him.

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Explanation of the name for Huuezziplatz , City of Munich
Beginning of the entry of the document in the Cozroh Codex on fol. 210 verso, end on fol. 211 verso.

Remarks

^ So the heading in the Cozroh Codex; Edition by Theodor Bitterauf: The Traditions of the Hochstift Freising , Vol. 1: 744–926 (Sources and Discussions on Bavarian History NF 4). Munich [u. a.] 1905, p. 300, no. 351.

personal data
SURNAME	Huuezzi
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	Catholic deacon
DATE OF BIRTH	8th century
DATE OF DEATH	9th century or 10th century

[1] So the heading in the Cozroh Codex; Edition by Theodor Bitterauf: The Traditions of the Hochstift Freising , Vol. 1: 744–926 (Sources and Discussions on Bavarian History NF 4). Munich [u. a.] 1905, p. 300, no. 351.