Vele Künein, Witwe des Bamberger Bürgers Herman Kellner, verkauft an Otto, Abt des Klosters Michelsberg in Bamberg, ein Gut zu Viereth ("Viherit") und bürgt zusammen mit Heinrich Zollner, Schultheiß, Fritz Keipper und Heinrich ("Heinrich", "Heintz") Heyder, Bürger zu Bamberg, als Selbstschuldner ("selpschol"). - S 1 = Fritz Keipper, S 2 = Heinrich Zollner, S 3 = Heintz Heyder

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Vele Künein, Witwe des Bamberger Bürgers Herman Kellner, verkauft an Otto, Abt des Klosters Michelsberg in Bamberg, ein Gut zu Viereth ("Viherit") und bürgt zusammen mit Heinrich Zollner, Schultheiß, Fritz Keipper und Heinrich ("Heinrich", "Heintz") Heyder, Bürger zu Bamberg, als Selbstschuldner ("selpschol"). - S 1 = Fritz Keipper, S 2 = Heinrich Zollner, S 3 = Heintz Heyder
Kloster Michelsberg, Urkunden 541
Bamberger Urkunde 3945
Kloster Michelsberg, Urkunden
Kloster Michelsberg, Urkunden >> Aktenplan Kloster Michelsberg, Urkunden
1382 II 8
Urkunden
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Vermerke: R 1 L MM N 4 N. 16

Originaldatierung: an dem nehsten sampstag nach Lichtmesse

Medium: A = Analoges Archivalie

Jahr: 1382

Monat: 2

Tag: 8

Äußere Beschreibung: Ausfertigung, dt., Pergament, 3 Siegel anhängend (S 1 und S 3 fehlen, S 2 beschädigt)
Viereth (Lk Bamberg)
Künein, Vele
Kellner, Herman, Bamberg
Bamberg, Kellner Herman
Bamberg, Kloster Michelsberg
Bamberg, Kloster Michelsberg, Abt Otto von Fuchs
Keipper, Fritz
Zollner, Heinrich, Bamberg
Bamberg, Zollner Heinrich
Heyder, Heinrich, Bamberg
Bamberg, Heyder Heinrich

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