Friedrich v. Lewenstein und Peter Nagel v. Dirmstein, Vogt des Amts Unterlauterberg, einerseits, Eberhard und Wolf Kämmerer v. Worms gen. v. Dalbe...

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B 15 Urkunden der Familie v. Dalberg (Kämmerer v. Worms gen. v. Dalberg)
Urkunden der Familie v. Dalberg (Kämmerer v. Worms gen. v. Dalberg) >> 1551-1580
1557 November 3
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Vermerke (Urkunde): (Voll-) Regest: Friedrich v. Lewenstein und Peter Nagel v. Dirmstein, Vogt des Amts Unterlauterberg, einerseits, Eberhard und Wolf Kämmerer v. Worms gen. v. Dalberg andererseits, bekunden, dass sie im Anschluss an den durch den Tod des Hans v. Lewenstein am 9. September 1557 hinfällig gewordenen Ehevertrag von 1551 Juli 10 (Nr. 2126) festgelegt haben, dass Elisabeth Ulner v. Dieburg, die Witwe des Hans, von Friedrich zur Widerlage Morgengabe und zum Wittum insgesamt 110 Gulden erhalten solle, von der Fahrnis das Silbergeschirr der Eheleute und ein silbernes vergoldetes Kännchen, das die Witwe des Jakob Burkhard dem Hans v. Lewenstein vermacht hatte

Vermerke (Urkunde): Siegler: Aussteller 1, Aussteller 2, Philipp Ulner für seine Schwester Elisabeth, Aussteller 3 und Aussteller 4

Vermerke (Urkunde): Weitere Überlieferung: Stadtarchiv Worms, Abt. 159 U 169 - Ausf., Perg., von 5 anh. Sg. Nr. 2 zum Teil abgebrochen, alle anderen etwas besch.

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