Klage der Witwe Arnold Beckman, geb. Maria Hageman in Alverskirchen ./. Herman von Schölver und Otto Pechlein in Schöppingen wegen Herausgabe eines der Klägerin angeblich vom Kriegsvolk geraubten Pferdes.

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1634
Enthält: Als Zeugen werden vernommen: 1. Berndt Umbgrove aus Alverskirchen, 23 J. alt; 2. Johan Leppelkotte daselbst, 24 J. alt; 3. Johan Hase daselbst, 30 J. alt; 4. Schulte Wedemhove daselbst, 40 J. alt; 5. Johan Kuhlman daselbst, 20 J. alt; 6. Philipp Hoffbaur daselbst, 24 J. alt; 7. Jakob Hagemann daselbst, 40 J. alt; 8. Gerd Lohman daselbst, 24 J. alt; 9. Herman Alking, 26 J. alt; 10. Berndt Werneking, 30 J. alt; 11. Johan Engelberting, 30 J. alt; 12. Gerdt Mölleman, 50 J. alt; 13. Lübbert Gilking, 60 J. alt; 14. Egbert Schulte, 30 J. alt; 15. Johan Hüsing, 20 J. alt; 16. Gerd Alking, 50 J. alt; 17. Johan Westhaus, 30 J. alt; 18. Herman Knepper, 60 J. alt; 19. Kötter Johan Saerbeck in Alverskirchen, 33 J. alt; 20. Johan Langenkamp daselbst, 34 J. alt; 21. Johan Richters daselbst, 30 J. alt; 22. Christoff Focke daselbst, 33 J. alt; 23. Johan Schumacher daselbst, 30 J. alt; 24. Bernd Metter, Bierwirt in Alverskirchen, 40 J. alt; 25. folgende Hufschmiede aus Münster: Johan Niehaus auf der Rotenburg, 54 J. alt, Johan Engeling, 44 J. alt, Georg Hagedorn, 40 J. alt, Gerd Wulffers, 28 J. alt. Der Beklagte Otto Pechlein ist 1639 Quartiermeister des Obristleutnants Hilmar Knigge in Backum. Erwähnt werden Herman Borcherinck, Johan Hoting, Herman Hesseling, Evert Schulte Althoff, Herman Schmeddes u. Bürgermeister Johan Klocke in oder bei Schöppingen; Schmied Johan Türner; Johan zum Bertelweck; Lübbert Travelman zu Ebbeling, Gutsherr der Klägerin; Ratsherr Arnold Deiterman; Henrich Frilinghaus; Herman Brinkman; Bäcker Herman Gökeman; Herman Poppenberg; Johan Vincke; Johan Spielbrinck.
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