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Herzog Wilhelm von Jülich, Berg und Ravensberg bekennt, von der Stadt Bielefeld eine freiwillige Bede von 600 Mark empfangen zuhaben.
1369 Mai 4/BUB 339
Registratursignatur: Bielefelder Urkundenbuch, S. 202f., Nr. 339
100,001/Urkunden 100,1/Urkunden
100,1/Urkunden
1369 Mai 4
Darin: Wy Wilhelm van Gulike, greve tho deme Berghe und tho Ravensberghe, dot kundich alle den ghenen, de dossen bref zeet und höret lesen, und enkennet daran openbare, dat wy hebbet ghebe den unsen raed und unse ghemeynen borghere tho Bilevelde un une hulpe tho unsen vorluze, dat unse vr untv orloren hebbet in unsem lande tho Ravensberghe, des ghevet ze uns dartho tho vulste seshundert marc umme unser bede willen, went ze des tho rechte nicht plichtich sint. Und des tho eyner openbaren betuchnisse hebbe wy unse inghezeghel an dessen breyf ghehanghen, de gheven is na Godes bord duzent iar drehundert jar in deme neghenundsestighesten jare des vrydaghes vor unses heren Godes Hemelvart.
Enthält: na Godes bord duzent iar drehundert jar in deme neghenundsestighesten jare des vrydaghes vor unses heren Godes Hemelvart.
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