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
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.
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Local Courier Compensation
Local messengers, known as Amtsboten, were responsible for regional deliveries and were often compensated simply with food and beer.