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Testament der Witwe Johan Wylertz, geb. Elisabeth Bolandt, vom 23. März 1605, verkündet am 13. März 1606.
Enthält: Bedacht werden 1. ihr Bruder Godthart und dessen Tochter Christine, 2. Johan Bolandt in Coesfeld, Sohn ihres + Bruders Schmellinck Bolandt, 3. ihr Schwager Lic. Henrich Frye, und Jf. Neiseken Frye, 4. ihr Vetter Kordt Grüter, 5. ihr Vetter Johan Herdinck, 6. Johan, Sohn ihres + Bruders Albert, 7. ihr Bruder Henrich und dessen Sohn Johan, 8. Jf. Klara Bolandt und Jf. Gertrud Grüther, beide im Kloster Ringe, 9. Enneken Bolandt, Frau Johan der Achter, Schwester des zu 2. genannten, und deren Schwester Billig, 10. die Kinder der + Fie Brachmayer, Frau Henrich Schwikers, 11. ihr Vetter Johan Grüther und dessen Schwester Enniken, 12. Eheleute Johan Grothgesen und deren Töchter Enniken und Gertrud, 13. ihre Modder Elseken Bolandt, 14. ihre Patin Elseken, Tochter des M. Johan Baeks, Kammecker vorm Kreuztor, 15. ihre Patin Elseken, Tochter des Berndt tor Horst, 16. ihre Patin Elseken Linderman, die bei Andreas Wilckinckhave auf der Salzstraße wohnt, 17. Bäcker Johan Heymeckinck auf der Ludgeristraße, 18. ihre Patin Elseken Wulffers, 19. Jf. Margarete Bischoping zu Rengerinck, 20. Berendt Hoedtmaker, der gegenüber Jakob Stoeve wohnt, 21. Berndt Voss, 22. die Kinder ihres + Bruders Schmellinck Bolandt. - Dem Lic. Henrich Frye hat sie das Erbe Eschman im Ksp. Überwasser beim Sandtworper Baum für 1100 Th. verkauft. Zeugen: Goldschmied Johan Schouwe und Tuchschewer [-scherrer?] Jakob Mestrup. Stadtrichter: Dr. Goddert Leistinck. Notar: Arnold Vagedes.
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