Heinrich von Schenkwald und seine Ehefrau Elisabeth (Else) bekunden, dass sie mit Johann [von Merlau], Abt von Fulda, durch Johann (Henne) von Eis...

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Urk. 75 Fulda: Reichsabtei, Stift [ehemals: Urkunden R I a]
Fulda: Reichsabtei, Stift [ehemals: Urkunden R I a] >> Reichsabtei, Stift >> 1391-1400
1397 April 13
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Identifikation (Urkunde): Originaldatierung: ... nach Crist geburte dritzenhundert iare in dem syben und nunczigisten iare an Fritage vor dem heiligen Palmtage

Vermerke (Urkunde): (Voll-) Regest: Heinrich von Schenkwald und seine Ehefrau Elisabeth (Else) bekunden, dass sie mit Johann [von Merlau], Abt von Fulda, durch Johann (Henne) von Eisenbach gesühnt worden sind, nachdem ihnen Abt Johann wegen eines ihnen von seinem Vorgänger zugefügten Schadens (brant, tzugriffe, angriffe) an Burgen, Gaden, Kirchen, Kirchhöfen, Dörfern, Leuten, Gütern, Vieh und Habe in (Otershusen) [Uttrichshausen?] und Mackenzell 120 Gulden in Gold bezahlt hat, wobei auch bemerkt wird, dass auch das Kloster Fulda von den von Schenkwald geschädigt wurde. Siegelankündigung. (siehe Abbildungen: Vorderseite, Rückseite)

Vermerke (Urkunde): Siegler: [Heinrich von Schenkwald], [Elisabeth von Schenkwald], [Johann von Eisenbach]

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