Peter Ros, Sohn des Arnold, aus Staudernheim, kaiserlicher Notar, bezeugt, dass vor ihm in der großen Stube des Gerichtshauses zu Kreuznach Hartma...

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B 15 Urkunden der Familie v. Dalberg (Kämmerer v. Worms gen. v. Dalberg)
Urkunden der Familie v. Dalberg (Kämmerer v. Worms gen. v. Dalberg) >> 1481-1507
1498 Dezember 5, Kreuznach
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Vermerke (Urkunde): (Voll-) Regest: Peter Ros, Sohn des Arnold, aus Staudernheim, kaiserlicher Notar, bezeugt, dass vor ihm in der großen Stube des Gerichtshauses zu Kreuznach Hartmann v. Albig erschienen sei und zwei besiegelte lateinische Urkunden vorgelegt habe, eine Altarstiftung seiner Voreltern in der Pfarrkirche zu Albig betreffend. Auf seine Bitten hin habe er die beiden in vollem Wortlaut mitgeteilten Urkunden von 1425 Dezember 1 (Nr. 1764) und 1425 April 2 (Nr. 1762) beglaubigt, zugleich Schultheiß und Schöffen zu Albig gebeten, den Hartmann in dieser Stiftung zu handhaben. - Zeugen: Hans Fundelingk und Wilhelm Bertz, Schöffen, Peter Weißloch, Peter Nicolas von Lambsheim, Beatus von Schotten, Johann Altspyr und Jakob Bedel, alle Bürger zu Kreuznach,

Vermerke (Urkunde): Siegler: Friedrich Frei v. Dehrn und Johann Brenner v. Lewenstein

Vermerke (Urkunde): Weitere Überlieferung: Stadtarchiv Worms, Abt. 159 U 3912 - Ausf., Perg., Notariatsinstrument mit Notarszeichen, 2 anh. Sg, gut erh.

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