Jobst Edmund von Brabeck, Stift Hildesheim. u. Münster. resp. Scholaster u. Capitular Herr, Churfürstl. Stift Hildesheim Hofrichter, auch Schatz- und Kriegs Rath u. Drost zu Hunnesrück, Herr zu Letmate, Hemmeren, Söhder, Nienhagen und Engerode p., für sich u. seinen Vetter auch Jobst Edmund von Brabeck, belehnt Heinrich Christoph von Kalm aus Braunschweig, des sel. Hans' Sohn, Werner Aug. v. Kalm, des sel. Amtmanns Georg Chrph Sohn, Johann Georg v. K., Ober Sekretair, des sel. Joh. Konrads Sohn, Curdt Philipp, Christoph, Pastor zu St. Magni, Friedrich, Senator, des sel. Curds Söhne, Johann Christoph v. Kalm, Dr. Rudolfs sel. Sohn, mit der vormals von denen von Bortfeld zu Lehn gegangenen 1 Hufe u. Hofe zu Dungelbeck. So geschehen auf dem adeligen lehnsitz Söhder d 15. Novembris Anno 1730. Mit Unterschr. u. Lehns Sieg. in Holzk. am Pergamentstr.

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Jobst Edmund von Brabeck, Stift Hildesheim. u. Münster. resp. Scholaster u. Capitular Herr, Churfürstl. Stift Hildesheim Hofrichter, auch Schatz- und Kriegs Rath u. Drost zu Hunnesrück, Herr zu Letmate, Hemmeren, Söhder, Nienhagen und Engerode p., für sich u. seinen Vetter auch Jobst Edmund von Brabeck, belehnt Heinrich Christoph von Kalm aus Braunschweig, des sel. Hans' Sohn, Werner Aug. v. Kalm, des sel. Amtmanns Georg Chrph Sohn, Johann Georg v. K., Ober Sekretair, des sel. Joh. Konrads Sohn, Curdt Philipp, Christoph, Pastor zu St. Magni, Friedrich, Senator, des sel. Curds Söhne, Johann Christoph v. Kalm, Dr. Rudolfs sel. Sohn, mit der vormals von denen von Bortfeld zu Lehn gegangenen 1 Hufe u. Hofe zu Dungelbeck. So geschehen auf dem adeligen lehnsitz Söhder d 15. Novembris Anno 1730. Mit Unterschr. u. Lehns Sieg. in Holzk. am Pergamentstr.
NLA WO, 114 Urk, Nr. 343
NLA WO, 114 Urk Familie von Kalm
Familie von Kalm >> 1 I. PassivLehen >> 1.10 K - Adel >> 1.10.5 K5 - v. Brabeck
15.11.1730
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