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Testament der Jungfer Klara Heerde vom 7. September 1602, verkündet am 16. September 1602.
Enthält: Bedacht werden 1. Herman und Johan, Söhne ihres Bruders Dr. Herman Heerde, gewesener Bürgermeister von Münster, und der Elisabeth Herding, 2. ihre Schwester Anna, Frau Deitert (oder Detten), 3. die Kinder ihrer + Schwester Katharina, Frau Schorckman, 4. die Kinder ihrer + Schwester Ursula, Frau Osten (?), namens Wilhelm, Klara und Ursula, 5. ihre Bastertsüster Gertrud, Frau ? , 6. ihre Modder Frau Pillesticker, 7. ihre Modder Orsell Cosvelds, Frau Bilke, 8. ihre Modder Maria Cosvelds, Frau Werning, 9. ihre Modder Jungfer Katharina Cosvelds, 10. die Kinder ihres + Bruders ? , 11. Margarete Herding, Frau Gadert Bollandt und deren Tochter Christine, 12. Katharina Herding, Frau Grüter, 13. ihr Vetter Hendrich Herding, Bürgermeister zu Bocholt, 14. Enke, Tochter ihres + Vetters Herman Herding. Zu Testamentsvollstreckern werden ernannt: ihr Vetter Hendrich Plonnis und die Ratsverwandten Johan Herding und Kort Grüter tom Wullenkaten. Zeugen: Hans Potthoff und Johan Reekers. Notar: Bernard Notbeck.
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