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Klage der Erben des Michael Spies in Worms ./. den Prior von Corvey. Die Kläger verlangen Herausgabe des Nachlasses des Jost Spies, welchen der Beklagte zurück in Besitz genommen hatte.
Klage der Erben des Michael Spies in Worms ./. den Prior von Corvey. Die Kläger verlangen Herausgabe des Nachlasses des Jost Spies, welchen der Beklagte zurück in Besitz genommen hatte.
Enthält: Jost Spies aus Worms, Organist und Kammerdiener des Abtes zu Corvey, starb in Münster. Er war verheiratet mit Margarete, Tochter des Eyllecke Frotteman, Rudger (?) zur Lohus (?) in Friesland, welche Dienstmagd der Eheleute Kapitän Mathias Ortt und Ida de Mepsche war; er hatte auch eine Tochter Anna Maria. Die Frau und offenbar auch die Tochter sind tot. Sein Vater war Valentin Spies. Dieser hatte einen Bruder, den Schneider Michael Spies in Worms; dessen Kinder sind die Kläger. Michael Spies war in 1. Ehe verheiratet mit Brigitte Brodtüchin aus Trier; aus der Ehe stammen Schneider Balthasar Spies und Elisabeth Spies in Worms. Michael Spies war in 2. Ehe verheiratet mit Anna Klara Bernhardin aus Trarbach; aus dieser Ehe stammen Anna Maria Spies und Gertrud Spies, Frau Schneider Hans Konrad Weber in Worms. Erwähnt werden Gregorius Modewich, pater conf. ad S. Aegidium; Konrad Warnicke, Diener des Priors von Corvey; Johan Lovenich; die Notare Jodokus Cramer, Johann Georg Vogelpoett, Philipp Luterman und Wennemar Schmedes; Jobst Strasberg; Johan Keppel; cand. jur. Johan Henrich Spormacher; Lic. Johan Vehoff; Lic. Jakob Temming; Martin tor Wort; Eheleute Johan Meller und Margarete von Greven; Johan Sennep, Richter in Fastenau (?).
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