Ritter Friedrich v. Schönburg und seine Frau Grete verzichten gegenüber Graf Diether v. Katzenelnbogen auf die 3 1/2 Ohm Weingülte, die sie aus de...

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Urkunden der Grafschaft Katzenelnbogen (Obergrafschaft) >> 1 Findbuch Demandt
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Ausfertigung Staatsarchiv Darmstadt, Auerbach, stark moderbeschädigt Revision (um 1430): Friederich v. Schonenburg ritter. Beide Siegel ab; Kopie (um 1430) Staatsarchiv Marburg, Katzenelnbogen Kopiar 423 (hiervon der Rv.). Ziegenhainer Repertorium XIII fol. 211 v.
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Identifikation (Urkunde): Originaldatierung: 1388 dominica die post festum nativitatis beati Johannis baptiste

Vermerke (Urkunde): (Voll-) Regest: Ritter Friedrich v. Schönburg und seine Frau Grete verzichten gegenüber Graf Diether v. Katzenelnbogen auf die 3 1/2 Ohm Weingülte, die sie aus dem Beedewein zu Auerbach glaubten beanspruchen zu können, und auf die Rückstände davon, die ebenfalls beansprucht hatten. Stellen Frau oder Kinder des verstorbenen Herrn Hartmann Beyer oder jemand anders, der sich dazu berechtigt glaubt, Ansprüche an den Grafen wegen dieser Gülte, dann soll Friedrich den Grafen schadlos halten. Beide Aussteller geloben diese Punkte zu halten und siegeln

Vermerke (Urkunde): Druckangaben: Demandt, Regesten der Grafen von Katzenelnbogen, Regesten-Nr. 1867

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