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Darin: RV: 1. 1687 Jan 31 Anna Katharina Timmerscheidt, Wwe. des Hofgerichtsamtsanwaltes Christina Henrich Wedemhove und die Erben Wedemhove erledigen vorstehenen Vertrag, soweit er noch nicht erledigt ist. 2. 1693 Apr. 22 Klosterschwester Maria Elisabeth Wedemhove belegt das Kloster Ringe mit 50 Rt. als Rentverschreibung 3. 1699 Klara Angela Wedemhove, Schwester des Dr. Bernhard Fornunat Wedemhove, stiftet im Kloster Ringe eine Memorie
Enthält: Maria Elisabeth Wedemhove, Tochter des + Hofrichters Dr. Christina Wedemhove und der +Maria Hoffschlag, will in das Koster Ringe eintreten. Die Stiefmutter, Wwe. Wedemhove, geb. Anna Maria Tegeder, vergleicht sich mit dem Kloster wegen des Brautschatzes; Beistand ist Henrich Scholbrock, Kanoniker an Ludgeri. Die Stiefmutter überläßt dem Kloster zwei Gademe zwischen ihrem Haus und dem Haus der Wwe. Monson auf der Ridderstraße, sowie Forderungen an Christopffer tor Schmedden in Nottuln und Everd Sendeker in Münster. Es unterzeichnet auch Lic. Johan Bisschopinck, Offizial und Dechant an Ludgeri, als vom Papst abgeordneter "commissaius apostolicus". Zeugen: Walter Mumme zu Henge und Bernhard Schomaker. Notar: Johan Rulle
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Delict according to Nazi judicial system
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Role in the proceeding
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