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Testament der Eheleute Johan Friedrich Henseler und Anna Christine Bisping vom 28. Oktober 1722, verkündet am 27. August 1723.
Enthält: Gegenseitige Erbeinsetzung. Die Vorkinder der Frau: Agnes Katharina Torbeck, Professe im Annunziatenkloster zu Coesfeld, Johan Hermann und Katharina Torbeck, beide tot, sind völlig abgeschichtet worden. Der Mann ordnet Vermächtnisse an für: a. die Witwe des Sixtus Alexander Henseler, b. die Witwe Quentin, geb. Agnes Margarethe Henseler, c. Frau Schluiter, geb. Katharina Sybilla Henseler, evtl. deren Kinder, d. Johan Benedikt Henseler, e. Alexander Henseler, Professus in Liesborn, Sohn des + Bernard Abel Henseler, f. Frau Schlinckman, geb. Dorothea Elisabeth Henseler, Tochter des + Bernard Abel Henseler. Die Frau ordnet Vermächtnisse an für: a. die 4 Kinder der + Anna Sophia Bisping, erst Frau Kranepoel, später Frau Degener, aus der 2. Ehe stammen 3 Kinder, b. Klara Bisping, Frau des Fiscus Schumacher, evtl. deren Kinder, c. Anna Maria Bisping, Frau Hüger, evtl. deren Kinder, d. Jobst Bisping, evtl. dessen Frau und Kinder, e. Jungfer Agnes Schumacher, älteste Tochter des Fiscus Schumacher, f. Christine Sabine Ruge, Witwe des Johan Hermann Thorbeck, g. Kornelius Hubert Ulik. Das Haus auf der Frauenstraße, das die Frau bei der Schichtung mit den Kindern 1. Ehe für 1200 Th. übernommen hat, soll ihre Enkelin Anna Christine, Tochter ihres Sohnes Johan Hermann Thorbeck erhalten. Zeugen: Johan Dietrich Morman, Konrad Heinrich Kock. Siegel der Testatoren und der Zeugen.
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