Der Domdechant Hermann als apostolischer Richter, Werner, Dekan von Busdorf, Reyner Crevett, Paderborner dapifer, und Johann von Elevordessen, Ritter, legen einen Streit zwischen dem Stift Neuenheerse und Ritter Scoyger und Sohn Siegfried von Briglon bei über die Villikation in Weffete, so dass das Stift Neuenheerse seine Gegner mit Geld abfindet. Zeugen: Andreas, Thiderieus von Aldenherse, Heinrich von Holthusen, Heinrich von Paderborne, Priester und Präbendare zu Heerse, Conrad und Hermann von Woltessen, Priester, Ambrosius von Messenhoven, Heinrich von Immedeshusen, Gerold von Ermwordessen, Johann von Eylwordessen, Hermann von Dryburch, Hoyer von Cyen, Heinrich von Herbramen, Bertold Herine, Wessel von Lustringen, Heinrich von Pipenbroke, Nolte von Matenbecke, Conrad und Matthias von Adene.

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Der Domdechant Hermann als apostolischer Richter, Werner, Dekan von Busdorf, Reyner Crevett, Paderborner dapifer, und Johann von Elevordessen, Ritter, legen einen Streit zwischen dem Stift Neuenheerse und Ritter Scoyger und Sohn Siegfried von Briglon bei über die Villikation in Weffete, so dass das Stift Neuenheerse seine Gegner mit Geld abfindet. Zeugen: Andreas, Thiderieus von Aldenherse, Heinrich von Holthusen, Heinrich von Paderborne, Priester und Präbendare zu Heerse, Conrad und Hermann von Woltessen, Priester, Ambrosius von Messenhoven, Heinrich von Immedeshusen, Gerold von Ermwordessen, Johann von Eylwordessen, Hermann von Dryburch, Hoyer von Cyen, Heinrich von Herbramen, Bertold Herine, Wessel von Lustringen, Heinrich von Pipenbroke, Nolte von Matenbecke, Conrad und Matthias von Adene.
B 605u, 22
B 605u Stift Heerse (Neuenheerse) - Urkunden
Stift Heerse (Neuenheerse) - Urkunden >> 3. 1201 bis 1300
1299 November 8
Überlieferungsart: Abschrift
Überlieferungskommentar: Durch den Notar Hermann Tylen beglaubigte Kopie (16. Jh.)
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