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Epitaph of Margret Leypoltin

Epitaph of Margret Leypoltin Location in the cemetery

Epitaph of Margret Leypoltin

1554

Location in the cemetery


Inscription: Margret Leypoltin, cook / for St. Larenczen Ir / and the burial of all her heirs

Epitaph of Margret Leypoltin Margret Leypoltin, cook for St. Larenczen Ir and the burial of all her heirs According to the Nuremberg death toll book, the cook died between September 21 and December 14, 1558.

Her husband, Sebold, the meat chopper on Praiten Gasse, died between September 21 and December 14, 1547. Literature: St. Rochus Cemetery in Nuremberg / Epitaphs / St. Johannis Schniegling-Wetzendorf Citizens' Association, 1989 Depicted are:

an axe

a shell for scraping bristles

a whetstone beneath the shell a maker's mark to the right,

a Nuremberg sausage measure

a pig

Location: Nuremberg, Rochus Cemetery, Grave number 856

photo 2021, Theo Noll

Epitaph of Margret Leypoltin

Epitaph of Margret Leypoltin

1554


Inscription: Margret Leypoltin, cook / for St. Larenczen Ir / and the burial of all her heirs

Epitaph of Margret Leypoltin Margret Leypoltin, cook for St. Larenczen Ir and the burial of all her heirs According to the Nuremberg death toll book, the cook died between September 21 and December 14, 1558.

Her husband, Sebold, the meat chopper on Praiten Gasse, died between September 21 and December 14, 1547. Literature: St. Rochus Cemetery in Nuremberg / Epitaphs / St. Johannis Schniegling-Wetzendorf Citizens' Association, 1989 Depicted are:

an axe

a shell for scraping bristles

a whetstone beneath the shell a maker's mark to the right,

a Nuremberg sausage measure

a pig

Location: Nuremberg, Rochus Cemetery, Grave number 856

photo 2021, Theo Noll

Epitaph of Margret Leypoltin Inscription: Margret Leypoltin, kechin / pey Sant Larenczen Ir / Und Aller Erben Begrebnus

Epitaph of Margret Leypoltin

1554

Inscription: Margret Leypoltin, kechin / pey Sant Larenczen Ir / Und Aller Erben Begrebnus


Inscription: Margret Leypoltin, cook / for St. Larenczen Ir / and the burial of all her heirs

Epitaph of Margret Leypoltin Margret Leypoltin, cook for St. Larenczen Ir and the burial of all her heirs According to the Nuremberg death toll book, the cook died between September 21 and December 14, 1558.

Her husband, Sebold, the meat chopper on Praiten Gasse, died between September 21 and December 14, 1547. Literature: St. Rochus Cemetery in Nuremberg / Epitaphs / St. Johannis Schniegling-Wetzendorf Citizens' Association, 1989 Depicted are:

an axe

a shell for scraping bristles

a whetstone beneath the shell a maker's mark to the right,

a Nuremberg sausage measure

a pig

Location: Nuremberg, Rochus Cemetery, Grave number 856

photo 2021, Theo Noll

Epitaph of Margret Leypoltin Sign with the year 1554, the tools, and the master's mark

Epitaph of Margret Leypoltin

1554

Sign with the year 1554, the tools, and the master's mark


Inscription: Margret Leypoltin, cook / for St. Larenczen Ir / and the burial of all her heirs

Epitaph of Margret Leypoltin Margret Leypoltin, cook for St. Larenczen Ir and the burial of all her heirs According to the Nuremberg death toll book, the cook died between September 21 and December 14, 1558.

Her husband, Sebold, the meat chopper on Praiten Gasse, died between September 21 and December 14, 1547. Literature: St. Rochus Cemetery in Nuremberg / Epitaphs / St. Johannis Schniegling-Wetzendorf Citizens' Association, 1989 Depicted are:

an axe

a shell for scraping bristles

a whetstone beneath the shell a maker's mark to the right,

a Nuremberg sausage measure

a pig

Location: Nuremberg, Rochus Cemetery, Grave number 856

photo 2021, Theo Noll

Epitaph of Margret Leypoltin Illustrations of the tools and the master's mark (a Nuremberg sausage measure is shown in the bottom right corner)

Epitaph of Margret Leypoltin

1554

Illustrations of the tools and the master's mark (a Nuremberg sausage measure is shown in the bottom right corner)


Inscription: Margret Leypoltin, cook / for St. Larenczen Ir / and the burial of all her heirs

Epitaph of Margret Leypoltin Margret Leypoltin, cook for St. Larenczen Ir and the burial of all her heirs According to the Nuremberg death toll book, the cook died between September 21 and December 14, 1558.

Her husband, Sebold, the meat chopper on Praiten Gasse, died between September 21 and December 14, 1547. Literature: St. Rochus Cemetery in Nuremberg / Epitaphs / St. Johannis Schniegling-Wetzendorf Citizens' Association, 1989 Depicted are:

an axe

a shell for scraping bristles

a whetstone beneath the shell a maker's mark to the right,

a Nuremberg sausage measure

a pig

Location: Nuremberg, Rochus Cemetery, Grave number 856

photo 2021, Theo Noll

Epitaph of Margret Leypoltin Depiction of a bristly pig

Epitaph of Margret Leypoltin

1554

Depiction of a bristly pig


Inscription: Margret Leypoltin, cook / for St. Larenczen Ir / and the burial of all her heirs

Epitaph of Margret Leypoltin Margret Leypoltin, cook for St. Larenczen Ir and the burial of all her heirs According to the Nuremberg death toll book, the cook died between September 21 and December 14, 1558.

Her husband, Sebold, the meat chopper on Praiten Gasse, died between September 21 and December 14, 1547. Literature: St. Rochus Cemetery in Nuremberg / Epitaphs / St. Johannis Schniegling-Wetzendorf Citizens' Association, 1989 Depicted are:

an axe

a shell for scraping bristles

a whetstone beneath the shell a maker's mark to the right,

a Nuremberg sausage measure

a pig

Location: Nuremberg, Rochus Cemetery, Grave number 856

photo 2021, Theo Noll

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