Verzicht der Brüder und Vetter Hessen auf Ansprüche an einem Fruchtzins gegenüber Kloster Hasungen

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Urk. 27, A II, Kloster Hasungen
Urk. 27 Kloster Hasungen - [ehemals: A II]
Kloster Hasungen - [ehemals: A II] >> 1380-1399
1394 Mai 19
Ausf., Perg., Siegel 1 (Venne?) stark besch. und unkenntlich, 2 am Rande besch., 3 undeutlich, beide zeigen im Schild ein Gitter, 4 fehlt, 5 stark besch. (Hirschgeweih und Helm mit Federbusch).
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Identifikation (Urkunde): Originaldatierung: Gegeben 1394 des nesten Dynstagis noch dem suntaghe Cantate.

Vermerke (Urkunde): (Voll-) Regest: Widerold der grosse, Johann sein Sohn, Widerold der kleine geheissen Hesse und Rudolf Hessen, Kurt, Johann, Widekind und Widerold Kinder des verstorbenen Konr. Hesse alle v. Wichdorf (-torp) bekunden ihren Verzicht auf eine Gült von ½ Malter Korn Roggen aus einem Gut, das Henne v. Venne vor Zeiten dem Kl. Hasungen zu Niederhausen (Nedernhusen) und Wichdorf verkauft hatte, und worauf sie wegen einer Germeroder Nonne, ihrer Untertanin Anspruch zu haben glaubten.

Vermerke (Urkunde): Siegler: Widerold d. gr., Widerold d. kl. und Rudolf Hessen, für Kurt und seine jüngeren Brüder, die keine Siegel haben, Eckehard v. Venne und endlich der Edelknecht Reinhard v. Dalwigk (Talwigh).

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Delict according to Nazi judicial system

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