Jodok Pein

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Jodok Pein (also Jodoc Pein , Jodokus Pein ) (* in Salem ; † after 1729) was the imperial-royal registrar of the Latin expedition of the Reich Chancellery, lay founder , draftsman and teaching provost in Vienna under Charles VI. and was raised to imperial nobility in 1729 . As the closest collaborator of the Secret Reich Secretary Florentin von Consbruch, he had an overview of all important processes in the chancellery. His origin was Salem .

His brother, Ferdinand Pein, was an Imperial and Royal Court Chancellery taxator.

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Signature of Jodok Pein in André Falquet's letter of nobility from 1725

In 1725, Jodok Pein signed André Falquets' letter of nobility :
Collat ​​(at) um et Registr (at) um
        Jodoc Pein mpp ria
             registrator

Registered documents

  • André Falquet's letter of nobility
  • Copia Käyserl. Letter to the princes of the Swabian Cräyses who sent the tender. Vienna, September 25, 1717.
  • Diplôme de l'Empereur Rodolphe II en dâte du December 16, 1605. with the Confirmation de l'Empereur Charles VI. on October 31, 1721.

Literature and references

  • Ludwig BITTNER, Lothar GROSS, Fritz Reinöhl: Complete inventory of the Viennese house, court and state archives , vol. 5, object and namesake, A. Holzhausens successor: 1936, p. 224.
credentials
  1. A. Holzhausen's successors: House, Court and State Archives (Austria), Ludwig Bittner, Lothar Gross, Fritz Reinöhl: "Complete inventory of the Vienna House, Court and State Archives", Volume 5, Sach- und Nameweiser, 1936, page 224, Google Books 1 (snippet view, you can read something), Google Books 2 (snippet view)
  2. a b G. Olms (Ed.): Ernst Heinrich Kneschke: Neues Allgemeine Deutsches Adels-Lexicon, published 1859, page 82
  3. ^ Hermann Weber: Political orders and social forces in the old empire, Stiener 1980, page 160 ISBN 3-515-03121-9
  4. ^ To a highly praiseworthy general imperial assembly at Regenspurg, the most necessary MEMORIALE , from the imperial prælatur and Stüfft Salmansweyler, 1723. ( Google Books , full text)
  5. Baudin Hodin: Receuil contenant les edits et les reglements […] , Part 2, p. 95, Everard Kints (Ed.) Liege, 1750. ( Google Books , full text)
  6. ^ ÖStA, HHStA, RK, Smaller Reichsstands 327, p. 5. PDF