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Testament der Jungfer Anna Grüter (Krummer Timpen) vom 9. März 1657, verkündet am 27. Mai 1667.
Enthält: Sie ist die Tochter der Eheleute Konrad Grüter und Katharina Herding. Als Erben werden die Jesuiten eingesetzt. Vermächtnisse erhalten 1. ihr Vetter Henrich Scholbroch, canonicus senior an Ludgeri, 2. ihr Pate Johan Melchior Grüter, und dessen Schwester Anna Katharina Grüter, ihre Nichte, 3. ihr Vetter Johan Grüter zum Uhlenkotten und dessen Halbschwester Katharina Grüter, Frau Lic. Peter Wittfeldt (ersterer erhält Varwicks Erbe zum Hagen im Ksp. Nienberge und Wessmans Erbe im Ksp. Greven, letzter erhält das halbe Helmans Erbe im Ksp. Roxel und Hermelers Erbe im Ksp. Rheine, Bsch. Rodde), 4. ihre Magd Katharina Varwick. Zu Testamentsvollstreckern werden ernannt Joh. Friedrich Plonies, senior u. thesaurarius an St. Mauritz, der gen. Henrich Scholbroch und Johan Herding, canonicus in Vreden. Zeugen: Notar Johan Aschebrock u. Bernhard Niehoff, Bäckeramtsverwandter. Von Rats wegen: Lukas Moll.
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