Cologne (Q1706)
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| Also known as | Cöln |
|---|---|
| historically part of | Holy Roman Empire Lower Rhenish–Westphalian Circle Roer Province of Jülich-Cleves-Berg Rhine Province Kingdom of Prussia German Empire Weimar Republic German Reich (1933–1945) French First Republic First French Empire British occupation zone in Germany |
| Wikidata item ID | Q365 |
| GOV identifier | KOLOLNJO30LW |
| GeoNames ID | 2886242 |
| ✎ Edit data (Q1706) | |
Makers
Makers active in this place (live via “active in”, P13).
| Name | From | To | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Johann Peter Bürgers (Q1754) | 1820 | 1938 | firm |
| Peter Roncour (Q4811) | 1715 | 1745 | person |
| Johann Peter Bürgers (1741–1814) (Q4812) | 1767 | 1814 | person |
| Johann Heinrich Jacob Bürgers (Q4813) | 1814 | 1857 | person |
| Franz Andreas Hubert Kohlhaas (Q4814) | 1839 | 1856 | person |
| Maria Sibilla Kohlhaas (Q4815) | 1857 | 1863 | person |
| Adam Kohlhaas (Q4816) | 1863 | 1873 | person |
| Gustav Becker (Q4817) | 1873 | 1898 | person |
| Carl Felinger (Q4818) | 1873 | 1881 | person |
| Clemens Becker (Q4819) | 1887 | 1897 | person |
| Franz Rang (Q4820) | 1898 | 1937 | person |
| Heinrich Carl Kütgens (Q4821) | 1899 | 1904 | person |
| Meister PW (Q4822) | 1500 | 1502 | person |
| Johann Ladenspelder (Q4823) | 1524 | 1561 | person |
| Johann Bussemacher (Q4824) | 1580 | 1616 | person |
| Nicolaus Flamalia (Q4825) | 1715 | 1715 | person |
| Andreas Lockman (Q4826) | 1715 | 1715 | person |
| Johann Odendahl (Q4827) | 1797 | 1799 | person |
| Kartenfabrik Hilgers (Q4828) | 1785 | 1821 | firm |
| Ludwig Bruckmann (Q4829) | 1815 | 1821 | person |
| Bernhard Steinhausen (Q4830) | 1838 | 1849 | person |
Tax systems
Tax systems that applied to this territory over time (incl. changes of sovereignty; the Sovereign column shows the respective sovereign).
| Tax system | Sovereign | From | To |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hersteller-Ersatzstempel 1939–1946 (nicht amtlich) | Deutsches Reich | 1939 | 1946 |
- View 1 tax stamp of this place — across all states Köln belonged to, each only for the years of the respective sovereignty.