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Locul 203 Vicarien in Martinik. N. 25; N: 3, XIII N° 59
C-KK-Mart St. Martini
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30. September 1451 (ipso die sancti Jheronimi presbiteri)
Bürgermeister und Rat der Stadt Münster verkaufen an Goderd Cleyvorn, Vikar des Altars St. Jacobi an der St.-Martins-Kirche in der Stadt Münster, zu Gunsten der Vikarie eine erbliche jährliche Rente na zate unsses stades vorg. von 6 schw. overl. rhein. Gulden für 108 derselben Gulden. Die Rente ist jährlich zahlbar an zwei Terminen: zu Pfingsten und zu Michaelis (September 29) mit je 3 Gulden aus dem Gruethaus und den anderen Stadteinkünften. Die Zahlung soll durch den Verwalter von Gruet und Gruethaus geschehen. Die Verkäufer geloben Bezahlung und Währschaft. Bürgermeister und Rat kündigen das Stadtsiegel an.
Ausf., Perg. 28,5 x 14 cm; großes Siegel der Stadt Münster (ziemlich gut erhalten) mit Gegensekretsiegel.
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Verweis: zeitweise unter A XIII, Nr. 60
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