Ludwig von Kassel (Kassele), Bürger zu Frankenberg (Franckinberg), und seine Ehefrau Alheid verkaufen mit Zustimmung ihrer Erben Heinrich von Münc...

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Urk. 23, A II Georgenberg, Kloster
Urk. 23 Kloster Georgenberg - [ehemals: A II]
Kloster Georgenberg - [ehemals: A II] >> 1325-1349
1337 September 29
Ausf. Perg. S. besch. anh. Beschr. s. [Schunder] Nr. 272.
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Identifikation (Urkunde): Originaldatierung: Datum a. d. 1337, in festo beati Michahelis Archangeli.

Vermerke (Urkunde): (Voll-) Regest: Ludwig von Kassel (Kassele), Bürger zu Frankenberg (Franckinberg), und seine Ehefrau Alheid verkaufen mit Zustimmung ihrer Erben Heinrich von Münchhausen (Muonichusin) ihre Güter in Röddenau (Rudene) mit allem Zubehör, die der verstorbene Siebert Süß (Suoze), Vater der Alheid, von Gottfried von Kleinern (Clenerin), Edelknecht, seiner Ehefrau Hedwig und seinen Erben gekauft hatte. Von diesen Gütern erhält die Kirche auf dem Christenberg (Kestirburg) jährlich an Martini 8 Schillinge Heller. Die Aussteller geloben Währschaft (warandiam).

Vermerke (Urkunde): Zeugen: Heinrich, Sohn Osperts [von Münchhausen], Bürgermeister, Eberhard von Münchhausen, Werner Friling, Hermann von Kassel, Heinrich Goz, Schöffen [zu Frankenberg].

Vermerke (Urkunde): Siegler: Bürgermeister und Schöffen von Frankenberg.

Vermerke (Urkunde): Druckangaben: Regest: Schunder Nr. 446.

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