Die Gesamtheit der Bürger von Wolfhagen bekennen, das der freie Berthold gen. v. Hasungen und seine Kinder Hermann, Gertrud und Kunigunde ihre Güt...

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Urk. 27, 34
Urk. 27, A II, Kloster Hasungen
Urk. 27 Kloster Hasungen - [ehemals: A II]
Kloster Hasungen - [ehemals: A II] >> 1250-1274
1252
Ausf., Perg., das Siegel fehlt.
Urkunde
Identifikation (Urkunde): Originaldatierung: Acta a. d. 1252.

Vermerke (Urkunde): (Voll-) Regest: Die Gesamtheit der Bürger von Wolfhagen bekennen, das der freie Berthold gen. v. Hasungen und seine Kinder Hermann, Gertrud und Kunigunde ihre Güter im Dorf Niederhasungen (in Hasungen inferiori) bisher ihr freies Eigen, dem Kl. Hasungen um 12 Mark schwerer Pfenn. verkauft, sie aber dann gegen einen Jahreszins von 10 Viertel Roggen und Hafer vom Kloster zu Lehen erhalten haben. Wenn Berthold und seine Erben die Güter an einen Landsiedel verpachten, sollen etwaige Pachtabgaben (ostensiones) und Besthaupt zur Hälfte dem Kloster zustehen.

Vermerke (Urkunde): Zeugen: Ludwig und Volknand Ritter v. Zwehren (Thvern), Warmund Ritter, Dietrich Kote, Brunozon Hilboldessen (Hildeboldissin), Jordan, Heinrich, Johann von Gran, Rupert, Hildebrand, Heinrich, Wernher, Heinrich von Aldendorph, Dietrich und Gottschalk und Ernst Gebrüder vom Dorf Hasungen.

Vermerke (Urkunde): Siegler: Die Stadt.
Rubrum um 1500: super bona in Wenigenhasungen.

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