Hartmann Groschlag v. Dieburg bittet Erzbischof Balduin (v. Luxemburg) von Trier, Verwalter des Stifts zu Mainz, um Zustimmung, dass er seine Ehef...

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Urkunden der Familie v. Dalberg (Kämmerer v. Worms gen. v. Dalberg) >> 1165-1400
1332 August 3
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Identifikation (Urkunde): Originaldatierung: Montag vor Laurencius

Vermerke (Urkunde): (Voll-) Regest: Hartmann Groschlag v. Dieburg bittet Erzbischof Balduin (v. Luxemburg) von Trier, Verwalter des Stifts zu Mainz, um Zustimmung, dass er seine Ehefrau Grete, Tochter Eberhards v. Rosenberg, mit 250 Pfund Heller auf den genannten Lehen, die er, sein Bruder und ihre Ganerben von Mainz zu Dieburg innehaben, bewittumen kann, derart, dass nach seinem Tod seine nächsten Erben das Pfenniggeld oder Korngeld innerhalb von 14 Tagen vor St. Peterstag, der um Fastnacht liegt (22. Februar) und 14 Tage danach für die 250 Pfund lösen. Hartmann Ulner v. Dieburg, die Gebr. Johann und Oswald Groschlag v. Dieburg und ihre Ganerben bekunden ihre Zustimmung

Vermerke (Urkunde): Siegler: Hartmann, Johann und Oswald Groschlag v. Dieburg, Hartmann Ulner v. Dieburg

Vermerke (Urkunde): Weitere Überlieferung: Stadtarchiv Worms, Abt. 159 K 15 U 21 Bl. 20v - Abschrift 14./15. Jh.; s. auch Urkunde von 1335 August 12 (Nr. 1692)

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