Mainz, 1577.12.16. Das geistliche Gericht zu Mainz verurteilt Georg Moess und Wolfgang Göbert, Einwohner in Mommenheim, die mit Prior und Konvent der Augustiner in Mainz in Streit stehen, aber auf wiederholte Vorladung vor dem Gericht nicht erschienen sind, zu ewigem Schweigen. S. des Geichts, Unterschrift des Notars Konrad Behem. "Datum et actum Maguntie [...] sub anno [...] millesimo quingentesimo septuagesimo septimo die vero Lune decimasexta mensis Decembris". Zeugen: Die Magister Philipp Zimmermann und Christian Ballinger, geschworene Prokuratoren des Mainzer Stuhls.

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Mainz, 1577.12.16. Das geistliche Gericht zu Mainz verurteilt Georg Moess und Wolfgang Göbert, Einwohner in Mommenheim, die mit Prior und Konvent der Augustiner in Mainz in Streit stehen, aber auf wiederholte Vorladung vor dem Gericht nicht erschienen sind, zu ewigem Schweigen. S. des Geichts, Unterschrift des Notars Konrad Behem. "Datum et actum Maguntie [...] sub anno [...] millesimo quingentesimo septuagesimo septimo die vero Lune decimasexta mensis Decembris". Zeugen: Die Magister Philipp Zimmermann und Christian Ballinger, geschworene Prokuratoren des Mainzer Stuhls.
U / 1577 Dezember 16
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16.12.1577
Augustiner Mainz
Ausfertigung. Perg. S. stark beschädigt.
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Ballinger, Christian
Behem, Conradus
Göbertt, Wolffgang
Moess, Georg
Zymerman, Philipp
Mainz
Mommenheim

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