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Klage (vor dem Stadtrichter) des Kaufmanns Johan Moneil gen. Schevenhuis in Münster gegen Wilhelm zum Viefhues (Viffhaus) in Burgsteinfurt. Kläger verlangt den Restkaufpreis für ein Haus, das er dem Beklagten verkauft hat.
Klage (vor dem Stadtrichter) des Kaufmanns Johan Moneil gen. Schevenhuis in Münster gegen Wilhelm zum Viefhues (Viffhaus) in Burgsteinfurt. Kläger verlangt den Restkaufpreis für ein Haus, das er dem Beklagten verkauft hat.
Darin: Anlage: 21.1. 1584 Johan tom Schevenhus u. Frau Margarete verkaufen dem Wilhelm tom Viffhus u. Frau Fenna geb. Potken ihr Haus in Burgsteinfurt auf der Steinstraße zwischen Häusern des Johan Trope und des Wessel Tegeler. Bürgschaft für die Käufer übernahmen Witwe Johan Nisinck oder Viffhus, Hinrich Froen auf der Kirchstraße und Johan Jaspers, für die Verkäufer Dirich Kreser, Berndt Smedinck und Everwin Kreser. Erwähnt werden aus Burgsteinfurt: Bürgermeister Rudolf Potken, Schwiegervater des Beklagten; Henrich zum Schevenhaus; Henrich Averkampf; Johan Wassenberg; Eberhard Wulff; Stadtdiener Herman Potken; Everwin Everth; Arndt to Veltrup; Christian Buerse; Johan Wergers; Hausvogt Arndt Michels; Henrich von Enschede; Rentmeister Henrich Munnich; Notar Johan Hubertz; Klaus Ridders; Herman Switerman; Henrich Breder; aus Münster: Bertold Potken.
Enthält: Der Kläger wohnt an der Frauenstraße zwischen Konrad Wesseling und Johan Wilhelms. Er ist verheiratet mit Margarete Moderson. Seine Eltern waren die Eheleute Klaus und Kunne Moneil in Burgsteinfurt, seine Schwestern Berte und Kunne sind verheiratet mit Bernt Schoedirck und Henrich Frone in Burgsteinfurt; seine Schwester Else war die Frau des + Otto Ridder.
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