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Testament der Witwe Stadtsekretär Johan Pagenstecker, geb. Klara Osnabrügs, vom 11. September 1618, verkündet am 8. Oktober 1618.
Enthält: Ihre Ehe war kinderlos. Als Erbe wird eingesetzt ihr Vetter Dr. jur. Henrich Bochorst. Vermächtnisse erhalten 1. die Kirche, die Armen und das Siekenarmenhaus in Sendenhorst, 2. die Kinder des Dr. Bochorst, 3. die Kinder des Johan Averhagen, 4. Eheleute Wilhelm Steffens, 5. Johan Rödden auf der Neubrückenstraße, 6. Eheleute Henrich Stillen und deren Tochter Klara, 7. Eheleute Herman Wulff und Kinder (sie erhalten den Nießbrauch bzw. das Eigentum an ihrem Wohnhaus auf der Ritterstraße), 8. die Tochter des Henrich Stille, die „Holzgrävesche“, 9. Frau Leve, 10. Brüder Johan, Mathäus und Kaspar Osnabrugk, letzterer Pastor im Hospital, 11. Brüder Johan und Herman Lobach, 12. ihre Mägde und ihr Baumeister Henrich Westhaus. - Zum Vermögen gehört das Gut „Scholten Erbe“ in Sendenhorst, das sie auf 1000 Rth. schätzt, und 800 Th. Restkaufgeld eines Hauses, das die Witwe Johan Schepers schuldet. Zeugen: Bernhard Funcken und Henrich Osskamp. Von Rats wegen: Johan Beifang Lic. d. R.
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Verweis: Vgl. B-Testa Nr. II, 1895
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BZK no.
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Delict according to Nazi judicial system
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Role in the proceeding
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