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Testament der Eheleute Henrich Valcke und Anna Scholver (Grüne Stegge), vom 22. Juni 1575, verkündet am 27. Oktober 1605, nach dem Tode der Frau.
Enthält: Der Mann ist der natürliche Sohn des Edlen Herman Valcke zur Wersch. Die Ehe ist kinderlos, gegenseitige Erbeinsetzung. Vermächtnisse erhalten seitens des Mannes 1. sein Vater und dessen Frau Gertrud, 2. sein Bruder, der Edle Heidenrich Valcke zum Enxstrestein [Extern-, Fuxstre-?], 3. seine Schwestern, die Stiftsjungfer Agnes V. zu Honholt, Gertrud V. zu Berck und Anna V. zu Widen, 4. seine Schwester Ida V., 5. sein ältester Halbbruder Herman V. zu Hellen, 6. seine Halbbrüder Berndt u. Gerdt zur Hellen, 7. seine Halbschwestern Kunne u. Gertrud; - seitens der Frau 1. ihre Mutter Gertrud Scholver, 2. ihr Bruder Gordt Scholver im Kloster zu Minden, 3. Berndt Scholver, Kelner im Kloster Lütken-Burlo, 4. Hw. Albert Scholver zu Borchorst, 5. Hw. Johan Bockman in Dülmen, 6. ihre Vettern Johan (Vikar an Servatii), Diedtrich und Hinrich Bockman, 7. Albert Bispinck u. Diedtrich Seveker als Testamentsvollstrecker. Zeugen: Johan Volcker und Lambert Eilinck. Von Rats wegen: Dr. Godfrid Leisting.
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