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Klage des Adeligen Klubs, vertreten durch Freiherr Klemens August von Kerkering-Borg, ./. Johan Henrich Kumpman
Enthält: Klage des Adeligen Klubs, vertreten durch Freiherr Klemens August von Kerkering-Borg, gegen Kramer Johan Henrich Kumpman, der das Haus des Stadtrichters Gräver gekauft hat, 1797. Fortsetzung von Nr. III 310 Beklagter besitzt das früher Creansche Haus unweit der Michaeliskirche, welches Frau Henrich Crahea [oder Crahen?] geb. Alexandrine Schmelte in der Zwangsversteigerung 1739 gekauft hat; damals gehörte es den Erben des Notars Schmedding. Documentum subhastationis liegt bei mit gutem Siegel des Stadtrichters. Anlagen: 1) Kaufbrief des Hauses des Beklagten. Abschrift. Vor dem Stadtrichter Dr. Goddert Leistingk verkaufen am 7. 6. 1580 Herman Bisping und seine Frau Maria dem Goldschmied Herman Balcke und dessen Frau Anna ihr Haus in Lamberti. Mitverkäufer ist Henrich Bisping, Hermans echter rechter natürlicher Bruder. Das Haus liegt zwischen dem Prinzipalhause des Herman Bisping und der St. Michaeliskirche an dem Gange, der zum Hause des verstorbenen Herm Hinrich Bispingk, des Vaters des Mitverkäufers, führt. Mitverkauft ist der Überhang der "Lowen" [?] über der Pforte des Ganges und eine Frauenbank in der Lambertikirche. Bürgschaft übernehmen Dr. jur. Franz Holtapfel und Henrich Bisping, Hermans Halbbruder. Zeugen: Johan Koster, Balbierer, und Franz von der Maese. 2) Original. Vergleich vom 1. 9. 1584 zwischen Herman bisping und Goldschmied Herman Balcke, der sein von Bisping angekauftes Haus neubaut. Zeugen: Syndikus Lic. Meinhardt Diethardt, Johan Verendorpf, rotger Osnabrügge und Lic. Lambert Holthaus.
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