(Hans von Hanstein und sein Sohn Johann Diederich von Hanstein zu Besenhausen)
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E 75 (Benutzungsort: Wernigerode) Familie von Hanstein (Gutsarchiv Besenhausen)
Familie von Hanstein (Gutsarchiv Besenhausen) >> 01. Urkunden
1609 Sept. 29
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Inhalt: Schuldverschreibung Hans von Hansteins und seines Sohnes Johann Diederich von Hanstein zu Besenhausen an Friedrich und Wilke von Wintzingerode, Hans von Wintzingerodes Söhne zu Adelsborn, über 1000 Thlr. zu 60 Thlr. Zinsen, jährlich auf Michaelis zahlbar. Bürgen: Otto von Hanstein, Otto von Hansteins Sohn zu Bornhagen, Christian von Hanstein, Martin von Hansteins Sohn zu Bornhagen, Caspar von Hanstein zu Oberelle, Lippold von Hansteins Sohn.
Datumszitat: <Am Tage Michaelis>
Beglaubigungen: 3 Siegel; 1. Otto von Hanstein; 2. Christian von Hanstein; 3. Caspar von Hanstein
Siegelreste/-verluste: anscheinend 1 oder 2 Siegel abgeschnitten
Überlieferungsform: Ausf.
Beschreibstoff: Pergament
Datumszitat: <Am Tage Michaelis>
Beglaubigungen: 3 Siegel; 1. Otto von Hanstein; 2. Christian von Hanstein; 3. Caspar von Hanstein
Siegelreste/-verluste: anscheinend 1 oder 2 Siegel abgeschnitten
Überlieferungsform: Ausf.
Beschreibstoff: Pergament
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