Guntersblum: Peter Beress und seine Ehefrau Elss verkaufen 18 s. Heller Zins, fällig an Martini, der Pfarrkirche Gunterssblomen um 18 Pfund Heller...

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A 2 Guntersblum, 1526-02-24
A 2 Urkunden der ehemaligen Provinz Rheinhessen
Urkunden der ehemaligen Provinz Rheinhessen >> 6 Orte, Buchstabe G >> 6.15 Guntersblum
1526 Februar 24
Leiningen, Grafschaft
Original-Pergament, Siegel des Gerichts zu Guntersblum (Schlechter Hen, Schultheiß des Herrn v. Leiningen, Boben Hen, Niclas Flücker der Alte, Conradt Hoffman, hen Adolff, Hanss v. Hüngen, Victor Blümb, Victor Schlechter und Victor Schriessemer, Schöffen) fehlt
Urkunde
Identifikation (Urkunde): Originaldatierung: Welches geschehen ist .... dhusent fünffhündert zweyntzig vnd sechs jar vff sant Mathias des heyligen wolffbotten

Vermerke (Urkunde): (Voll-) Regest: Guntersblum: Peter Beress und seine Ehefrau Elss verkaufen 18 s. Heller Zins, fällig an Martini, der Pfarrkirche Gunterssblomen um 18 Pfund Heller und verlegen zu Unterpfand sieben Viertel Acker am Schecherweck (A. Victor Koette und Wintzen Hanss der Bäcker zu Rudelssheym); neun Viertel vff dem Steynberg (A. Moore Anna, Fritzen Cloiss); 1 1/2 Morgen an der Steygen (A. Caspar v. Mettenheim und der Komtur von Franckfort); fünf Viertel vff dem Styrberg (A. Schreck Wolff und Jücken Haich .... ). Wiederkauf zu 18 Pfund an Georgi vorbehalten.
ZB 1936 Nr. 41

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