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Vermächtnis der Anna Sybilla Hupen, Konventualin und spätere Dechantin des Klosters St. Marien
Lemgo, St. Marien (ev.-luth.) >> 4 Kirchliche Vermögensverwaltung >> 4.2 Verkaufs- und Schuldurkunden, Schenkungen, Stiftungen, Legate
1682 - 1711
Darin: Urkunde vom 29. September 1665, betreffend den Garten des Bauermeisters Tilke mit Vermerk vom 27. Dezember 1702, dass A.S. Hupen den Garten von der Witwe Tilke für die Kirche erworben hat. Kaufbrief hierüber vom 12. August 1682.
Enthält: Verpflichtungs- und Dankschreiben des Magisters Weland und Magisters Ludovicis vom 5. August 1711 für das Vermächtnis der Anna Sybilla Hupen, welches eine Schenkung von 400 Talern an die Kirche beinhaltet. Abschrift der Schenkungsurkunde vom 4. Juni 1711. Kaufbrief vom 8. Juli 1699 über den Erbgarten des Herrn Doktor Gießenbier, manu propia von dem gräflich lippischen Gografen und Richter Barthold Culemann.
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Hupen, Sybilla - Dechantin des Klosters St. Marien in Lemgo
Tilke
Gießenbier
Culemann, Barthold - gräfl. lipp. Gograf und Richter in Lemgo
Weland
Ludovicis
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BZK no.
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Delict according to Nazi judicial system
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Role in the proceeding
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