Albert of Mainz
Cölln, 7 Jul 1490 – Martinsburg, 4 Oct 1545
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Facts and their sources
- Born7 Jul 1490, Cöllnnot verified1 source
- Titleapostolic administrator, 1513or Roman Catholic Archbishop of Magdeburg, 1513 · Roman Catholic Bishop of Halberstadt, 1513 · Prince-Elector, 1514 · Roman Catholic Archbishop of Mainz, 1514–1545 · cardinal, 1518–1545not verified1 source
- TitleRoman Catholic Bishop of Halberstadt, 1513or apostolic administrator, 1513 · Roman Catholic Archbishop of Magdeburg, 1513 · Prince-Elector, 1514 · Roman Catholic Archbishop of Mainz, 1514–1545 · cardinal, 1518–1545not verified1 source
- TitleRoman Catholic Archbishop of Magdeburg, 1513or apostolic administrator, 1513 · Roman Catholic Bishop of Halberstadt, 1513 · Prince-Elector, 1514 · Roman Catholic Archbishop of Mainz, 1514–1545 · cardinal, 1518–1545not verified1 source
- TitleRoman Catholic Archbishop of Mainz, 1514–1545or apostolic administrator, 1513 · Roman Catholic Archbishop of Magdeburg, 1513 · Roman Catholic Bishop of Halberstadt, 1513 · Prince-Elector, 1514 · cardinal, 1518–1545not verified1 source
- TitlePrince-Elector, 1514or apostolic administrator, 1513 · Roman Catholic Archbishop of Magdeburg, 1513 · Roman Catholic Bishop of Halberstadt, 1513 · Roman Catholic Archbishop of Mainz, 1514–1545 · cardinal, 1518–1545not verified1 source
- Titlecardinal, 1518–1545or apostolic administrator, 1513 · Roman Catholic Archbishop of Magdeburg, 1513 · Roman Catholic Bishop of Halberstadt, 1513 · Prince-Elector, 1514 · Roman Catholic Archbishop of Mainz, 1514–1545not verified1 source
- Died4 Oct 1545, Martinsburgnot verified1 source
A life in time
7 Jul 1490
Born in Cölln
1513
Apostolic administrator
1513
Roman Catholic Bishop of Halberstadt
1513
Roman Catholic Archbishop of Magdeburg
1514–1545
Roman Catholic Archbishop of Mainz
1514
Prince-Elector
1518–1545
Cardinal
4 Oct 1545
Dies in Martinsburg, aged 55
Family
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The 1490s · Albert is born in Cölln
News and letters
Local Courier Compensation
Local messengers, known as Amtsboten, were responsible for regional deliveries and were often compensated simply with food and beer.
News and letters
Long-Distance Messenger Travel
Saxon court messengers could travel 183 Saxon miles, approximately 1500 kilometers, on horseback to deliver letters and were paid 8 pence per mile plus expenses.