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Testament der Witwe Johan Loges, geb. Maria Schulte, vom 29. Januar 1624, verkündet am 19. August 1624.
Enthält: Als Erben werden eingesetzt ihre Nachbarn Franz Höbing und Franz Brüningk und ihre Frauen. Vermächtnisse erhalten 1. ihres + Mannes Brüder: Dr. Johan Loges und Albert Loges, seine Schwester Ursula, Witwe Sebastian Modersohn und seine Nichte Enneken Loges, jetzt Frau Herman Isfort, 2. Prokurator Bernard Berning, 3. die 3 Söhne des Herman Alerding, 4. Witwe und Kinder des Arnold Brüning, 5. Witwe und Kinder des Henrich Stockman, 6. Witwe und Kinder des Konrad Veltwisch, 7. Anton Gummersbach [Geumersbach) und Frau, 8. Witwe Bernard Bauman, geb. Else Brüning und deren Kinder, 9. Wilhelm Wermelingk, Schuhmacheramtsgildemeister, 10. Maria Große-Jödefeld und deren Kinder, 11. M. Wessel Veerhaus, 12. Eheleute Schmied Johan von Ippenbüren, ihre Nachbarn, 13. Schneider Jasper von Roxel, seine Kinder und seine Schwester Maria und deren Kinder, 14. ihr Pate Maria, Töchterlein des Henrich von Roxel, 15. ihr Pate Maria Lembeck, 16. Eheleute Herman Türck, 17. Witwe Herman Loges, 18. Türwärter Johan zum Busche, 19. Schreiber Ludwig Rummell, 20. Johan Busch, Bäcker vor dem Jüdefelder Tor, 21. M. Gerd von Vörden, Barbier (Barbirer), 22. Elsabe Claholts, 23. ihr Pate Maria Theissing. Zeugen: M. Johan zum Schlade, Kantengießer [Kannen- ?], Bernd Alers, Bödeker. Von Rats wegen: Johan Alerts, Lic. d. R.
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Verweis: Vgl. B-Testa Nr. II, 1856
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