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10. Dezember 1471 (feria tertia post festum Conceptionis beate Marie virg.)
Vor Berthold Bischopinck, Richter des Bischofs Hinrichs van Swartzborch (Heinrich XXVII. von Schwarzburg) in der Stadt Münster, schenkt Michorius Vegesack dem Johannes Niehoff (Nyehove) und seiner Ehefrau Else sein Haus mit den Gademe (ghedemen) und allem Zubehör gelegen an der Hollenbecker Straße (hollenbeker strate) im Kirchspiel Liebfrauen in Münster, zwischen den Häusern von Bernd Portener und Hinrik Garthuse. Auf dem Haus lasten 4 Mark Geldes zugunsten Hl. Geist Überwasser. 2 Mark Geldes zugunsten des Armenhauses Zurwick a. d. Honekamp (armen uppen honekampe), 1 Mark Geldes zugunsten Henrich Ludikens Kotten, 1 Mark Geldes den Armen tor cappellen (= Antoniushospital) sowie Wortgeld. Eine Rente in Höhe von einem Rheinischen Gulden will und soll der Schenker noch ablösen. Der Schenker schwört Währschaft und der Richter kündigt sein Siegel an.
Original Pergament Niederdeutsch, Siegel ab.
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Bürgen/Zeugen: Zeugen: Conrad Polmann; Johann Kemenade
Rückvermerke: Regest (19. Jh.)
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