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Testament der Frau Werner Voss, geb. Katharina Natarp, vom 20. April 1613, verkündet am 28. April 1623.
Enthält: Ihr Haus an der Jüdevelderstraße zwischen Häusern des Herman Hermelinck und Berthold Brüningk vermacht sie ihrem Manne. Als Erben werden eingesetzt a. ihre Schwester Anna Natarp, Frau Korbmacher Johan Wilken, b. Henrich, Johan und Anna Conerinck, Kinder ihrer Schwester und des Berndt Conering, c. Philipp Natarp, Schneider, uff der Laer im Ksp. St. Mauritz, 2. ihr Bruder Steffen Natarp, gen. Eilert uff der Laer, 3. ihre Schwester Christine in Neuenhaus in der Grafschaft Bentheim, 4. ihre Mödder Anniken, Frau Keppel, 5. ihre Patin Elsken Keppel, 6. die Schwester des Philipp Natarp (oben c.) und dessen Tochter Enniken, 7. ihr Schwestersohn Johan Hoiman in Coesfeld, 8. ihr Schwestersohn Herman Hollinck und dessen Tochter Ennike, 9. Albert Eilers, Sohn ihres Bruders, 10. ihre Magd Maria Keppels. Zeugen: Notar Henrich Grevinck u. Herman Hermelinck. Von Rats wegen: Berndt Scholbroick.
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