Friedrich von Truhendingen verkauft an das Kloster Kaisheim alle seine Eigengüter im Dorfe Ru{e}melingen um 245 lb und setzt für etwaigen Schaden sein Gut zu Enkingen zum Fürpfand. - Abt: Richard. - Zeugen: Sifrid Abt zu Ahusen, Conrad von Franckenhoven, Eduard von Scowenburc, Tiemo von Hohenborc, Speto von Steinhart, Rodelarius, Heinrich von Absperge, Ulrich von Witiwe, Freie: - Fridrich Minister (Amtmann) von Nördlingen. Torarius (Seiler), Bürger daselbst, Conrad von Giselsheim, Siberttus, dessen Sohn, Heinrich von Oettingen, Ulrich von Wrmach, Willing - Ritter-, Hartmann Hospitalis (Gast), Conrad von Wisensteige, Otto Bogenharius, - Mönche - , Conrad, Bertold, Heinrich - Konversen zu Kaisheim.

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Friedrich von Truhendingen verkauft an das Kloster Kaisheim alle seine Eigengüter im Dorfe Ru{e}melingen um 245 lb und setzt für etwaigen Schaden sein Gut zu Enkingen zum Fürpfand. - Abt: Richard. - Zeugen: Sifrid Abt zu Ahusen, Conrad von Franckenhoven, Eduard von Scowenburc, Tiemo von Hohenborc, Speto von Steinhart, Rodelarius, Heinrich von Absperge, Ulrich von Witiwe, Freie: - Fridrich Minister (Amtmann) von Nördlingen. Torarius (Seiler), Bürger daselbst, Conrad von Giselsheim, Siberttus, dessen Sohn, Heinrich von Oettingen, Ulrich von Wrmach, Willing - Ritter-, Hartmann Hospitalis (Gast), Conrad von Wisensteige, Otto Bogenharius, - Mönche - , Conrad, Bertold, Heinrich - Konversen zu Kaisheim.
Ritterorden, Urkunden 3413
Kaisheim 64/1
Zusatzklassifikation: Verkaufsbrief
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Ritterorden, Urkunden >> Ritterorden, Urkunden >> 10. Amt Nördlingen
1242
Pergament
Urkunden
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Ausstellungsort: Anhausen

Originaldatierung: Acta sunt hec aput cenobium Ahusen trans flumen qusd dicitur Wernge Anno domini 1242.

Medium: A = Analoges Archivalie

Äußere Beschreibung: Ausf., lat., Perg. mit etwas beschäd. Maltha-Siegel an blauweißer Hanfschnur. Blattzahl: 1
Truhendingen, Friedrich v.
Richard (Abt des Klosters Kaisheim)
Siegfried (Abts des Klosters Anhausen)
Scowenburc, Eduard v.
Frankenhofen, Konrad v.
Hohenburg, Tiemo v.
Steinhart, Speto v.
Rodelarius
Absberg, Heinrich v.
Witowe, Ulrich v.
Friedrich (Amtmann zu Nördlingen)
Torarius (Seiler)
Giselsheim, Konrad v.
Giselsheim, Sibertus v.
Oettingen, Heinrich v.
Wrmach, Ulrich v.
Willing (Ritter)
Gast (Hospitalis), Hermann (Mönch zu Kaisheim)
Wiesensteige, Konrad v. (Mönch zu Kaisheim)
Bogenharius, Otto (Mönch zu Kaisheim)
Konrad (Konverse zu Kaisheim)
Bertold (Konverse zu Kaisheim)
Heinrich (Konverse zu Kaisheim)
Kaisheim (Lkr. Donau-Ries), Kloster
Reimlingen (Lkr. Donau-Ries)
Enkingen (Gde. Möttingen, Lkr. Donau-Ries)
Anhausen (Gde. Ederheim, Lkr. Donau-Ries), Ausstellungsort

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