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Strafsache gegen den Bäcker Johan Hoetmar wegen Totschlag in Notwehr? mit Freispruch, aber Geldstrafe
Enthält: Strafsache gegen den Bäcker Johan Hoetmar, Schwiegersohn des Tuchmachers Johan Schmitt. Der Angeklagte hat am 21.12.1652 hinter der Dechanei zu Ludgeri und gegenüber dem Hause des Henrich Meerhoff den Kötter Gerdt Haningbrick aus Lienen, Grafschaft Tecklenburg, erschlagen. Er behauptet, Haningbrinck habe ihm ein Brot gestohlen, er habe ihn verfolgt und in seiner Erregung mit einem Stock geschlagen, da er die Herausgabe des Brotes geweigert habe. Der Angeklagte beschwört dieses. Durch Urteil vom 09.11.1654 wird er von der ordinären Strafe freigesprochen, muß aber 28 Mark Strafe bezahlen. Erwähnt werden Adrian Flüchter; Agnes zur Halle, Magd bei Herman Rotten, Notar Kaspar Bertling. Anlage: 1653, 2. Januar. Vor dem Rentmeister Eberhard Kock zu Lengerich als Vertreter des Landrichters Dr. Arnold Hausbrandt vergleicht sich Margarete, Witwe Gerdt Hanenbrinck, mit dem Angeklagten, der durch seine Verwandten M. Johan Schmitt, Jobst Büren und Dirich zur Horst vertreten wird. Zeugen sind die Verwandten des Getöteten: Johan Klingemeier, Henrich Veltmeier und Gerdt Hanenbrinck, verh. mit Katharina N., ferner als Unterhändler Johan Mitenkatte, Johan Peters zu Kattenvenne, Läufer Wittenbrock, Dietrich Focke, Gerdt Stille und Jobst Berkemeyer. Notar: Emanuel Brunsmann in Lengerich
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BZK no.
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