Ludwig Fleyming, Rittergenoß, und seine Ehefrau Elisabeth verkaufen dem Kloster Haina mit Zustimmung ihrer Kinder Johann, Ditmar, Ludwig und Jutta...

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Urk. 26, A II Haina, Kloster
Urk. 26 Kloster Haina - [ehemals: A II]
Kloster Haina - [ehemals: A II] >> 1300-1324
1304 September 22
Ausf., lat., Perg., wegen Moders aufgeklebt. - Urspr. anh. Sg. fehlt.
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Identifikation (Urkunde): Originaldatierung: Datum a. d. 1304, 10. kalendas octobris.

Vermerke (Urkunde): (Voll-) Regest: Ludwig Fleyming, Rittergenoß, und seine Ehefrau Elisabeth verkaufen dem Kloster Haina mit Zustimmung ihrer Kinder Johann, Ditmar, Ludwig und Jutta für eine voll angewiesene Geldsumme ihre Güter in Dorf und Gemarkung Merzhausen (Menharthusen) samt Zubehör und geloben Währschaft.

Vermerke (Urkunde): Zeugen: Wigand Vraz, Ritter

Vermerke (Urkunde): Zeugen: die Brüder Ludwig und Heinrich von Gleimenhain (Glym'..') und Heinrich Weyvozs, Rittergenossen

Vermerke (Urkunde): Zeugen: Rudolf Fleyge und sein Sohn Arnold, Konrad von Alsfeld (Alisfelt), die Brüder Johann und Ditmar Rode, Schöffen zu Treysa (Treyse).

Vermerke (Urkunde): Siegler: Die Stadt Treysa.

Vermerke (Urkunde): Druckangaben: Regest: Franz Nr. 59, Zweiter Band

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