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Testament der Katharina zum Klei vom 23. August 1601, verkündet am 3. September 1601 in Abwesenheit der Zeugen vor dem Rat.
Enthält: Als Erbe wird eingesetzt Herman Rolingk, Schmied in Münster, dessen Frau und Kinder. Vermächtnisse erhalten 1. die Eheleute Arndt Schmidt in Bevergern und deren 2 Töchter, 2. Eheleute Johan Otterbein, 3. Anneken Sandfurdt, 4. Johan Theissingk, Sohn des Berndt Theissingk in Münster, 5. Anneken Edlingk, Magd bei Berndt Theissingk, und der bei diesem dienende Johan Rövkamp. Zeugen: Dionysius Humpertinck und Henrich Velthaus. Von Rats wegen: Hans Lake. Kodizill: Am 24. August 1601 gebiert Testatorin ein Töchterlein. Der Kaplan von Überwasser, Caspar von Heiden, spendet ihr die Sterbesakramente. Sie bestimmt, dass das Kind Erbin, und Rolingk Ersatzerbe sein soll. Dabei sind zugegen die Witwe Herman Brüning geb. Margarete Theissing und Frau Henrich Kock, geb. Gertrud N., sowie die Hebamme Elsa Huberts, welche die Erbeinsetzung vor dem Rat beschwören müssen. ‚Nach menschlicher Blödigkeit‘ dürften keine Mannspersonen gerufen werden, wie der das Kodizill aufnehmende Notar (in Form einer Erzählung) sagt.
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