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Graf Otto II. von Ravensberg, schenkt seinem Kloster Flasheim ("ecclesie nostre in Vlarsheim") das Recht des Störfangs in der Ems ("Emese") .
1240 November 1
Registratursignatur: Westfälische Urkundenbuch VII, S. 221f., Nr. 499
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1240 [ November 1?]
Darin: In nomine sancte et individue Trinitatis. Otto Dei gratia comes de Ravensberg universis ad quos presens scriptum pervenerit. Quia memoria hominum labitur cum lapsi temporis, notum esse volumus tam presentibus quam futuris, quod nos ecclesie nostre in Vlarsheim potestatem in flumine vulgo dicitur Emese rete habendi ad capturam rumborum ob divinam remuneracionem perpetuo conferimus obtinendem. Ne igitur in posterum hanc nostram donationem maliciose quis quam presumat infirmare, presentem paginam sigilli nostri munimine testibus adhibitis decrevimus corroborandam. Testes igitur sunt: Ludewicus comes frater noster, Hugo prepositus, Bernardis celerarius de Cappinberg, Sophia cometissa uxor nostra, Henricus de Wettere dapifer, Heribordus de Spredowe,Isfridus notarius, Goderfridus Nagiletalii quam plures, Wernerus eiusdem loci prior, Goderfridus cellerarius, frater Nanno, Wolmarus ibidem. Acta sunthe canno gratie Mo. CCo. XLo.
Enthält: Mo. CCo .XLo.
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Zeugen: Graf Ludwig, Bruder des Grafen Otto II.; Hugo, Propst von Cappenberg, Bernhard, Kellermeister von Cappenberg; Gräfin Sophie ,Frau des Grafen Otto II., Drost Heinrich von Wetter ("Wettere"), Herbord von Spreda ("Spredowe"), Notar Isfried, Gottfried Nagel u.a.; aus dem Kloster Flaesheim: Prior Werner, Kellermeister Gottfried, Bruder Nanno und Bruder Wolmar.
Sortierdatum: 1240-11-01
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