Ülversheim: Fryderich Münch und seine Ehefrau Apolonia, sesshaft zu Ülversheim, verkaufen zu Erbe an Pfarrherrn und Kirchengeschworene der Pfarrki...

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A 2 Ülversheim, 1588-10-17
A 2 Urkunden der ehemaligen Provinz Rheinhessen
Urkunden der ehemaligen Provinz Rheinhessen >> 18 Orte, Buchstabe U >> 18.2 Ülversheim
1588 Oktober 17
Ülversheim, Pfarrkirche St. Nazarius
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Identifikation (Urkunde): Originaldatierung: Geben vnd geschehen den 17 tag 8bris ... ein dausent fünffhundtert achzig vnd acht

Vermerke (Urkunde): (Voll-) Regest: Ülversheim: Fryderich Münch und seine Ehefrau Apolonia, sesshaft zu Ülversheim, verkaufen zu Erbe an Pfarrherrn und Kirchengeschworene der Pfarrkirche St. Nazarius zu Ülversheim 7 Ort fl. Landwährung Gült, fällig an Martini, für 35 fl. (zu je 26 Albus) und verlegen zu Unterpfand folgende Eigenstücke: 1 Morgen vff dem Cransperg an Dienheimer Gemark (Angrenzer Claus Münch, Caspar Grückvalt), 1 Morgen bey Finckenbaumen (Aangrenzer Fritz Starck, herman Zwilling zu Weinolsheim), 1 Morgen am Schmittrhein am Weg nach Morsswayden (Angrenzer Junker Emich zum Jungen, Debess Lotz). Wiederkauf zu zwei Zielen gestattet. Siegel des Gerichts zu Ülversheim (Fritz Stark, Schultheiß, Jörg Colman, Clauss Münch, Debolt Meyrer, Jörg Beütel, Hanss Rump, Hanss Becker und Bardt Weber, Schöffen)
ZB 1936 Nr. 41

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