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Darin: [Rückvermerk:] Redditus sex solidorum ex casa dicta Mageromes kotte, unum quorum percepi. [Rückvermerk:] Rd. j marc. [Rückvermerk:] Locul. 203. Vicarien im Hosp. ad S. Antonium, N. 10. [Rückvermerk:] XIII, No. 299.
Enthält: Jordanus Ghelekyngh und Johannes Zickeman, Bürger in Münster und Provisoren des Hospitals vor dem Mauritztor, bezeugen, daß der Presbyter Johannes (übergeschrieben) Rutyngh dem Rektor und den Armen des Hospitals 24 Mark geschenkt hat, für die sie eine Rente von 1 Mark erwerben und je zur Hälfte dem Rektor und den Armen zukommen lassen sollen. Der Rektor soll verpflichtet sein, eine Memorie für den Stifter Hermann (!) und dessen Eltern zu halten. Da das Geld für die Armen verwandt worden ist, überweisen die Provisoren dem Rektor Franko die halbe jährlich auf Michaelis fällige Rente in Höhe von sechs Schillingen aus einem dem Hospital gehörigen Kotten, genannt Mageromes Kote, gelegen am Weg von St. Mauritz nach Münster. Zeugen: Hermann Sloere, Hinrich Holschere und Hinseke Aurifaber.
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Verweis: MUB, Nr. 191, Repertorium des Archivs, Nr. XIII, 299, S. 281-282
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