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Klaus Esser zu der Dauben und Gotthard zu der Heggen et al verkaufen den Eheleuten Johann von Pasqualin und Katharine für 42 Taler Land.
Regest: Clauss Esser zu der Dauben und Goddart zu der Heggen für sich und als Vormünder der Kinder der verstorb. Eheleute Thewiss und Eve zu der Heggen, ferner die Brüder Goddart und Reinhardt zu der Heggen für sich und ihren abwesenden Bruder Johan verkaufen vor dem Gericht zu Gulich (Jülich) (Schultheiss: Caspar Sengell) für 42 Taler, den Taler zu 52 Albus gerechnet, dem Fürstl. Jül- Baumeister Johan von Pasqualin und seiner Gattin Catharine 69tehalb Ruten ausgeziegelten Landes bei der Pleissenmühle gelegen, “welche abgemeltem Thewissen zu der Heggen irem respective Vattern und Schwegerherren krafft vnder dato 1574 Jan. 30 aussgangenen beuelchs zu erstatung ehlicher abgemessener erbschafft verwiesenn“.
Siegelkommentar: Siegel von Kaspar Sengel, Schöffensiegel von Jülich
Stadt Jülich
Hubert Schwieren
2 S.
Höhe: 27 cm, Breite: 29,5 cm, Ausfertigung, Pergament, Manuskript, recto und verso beschriftet, 25 Zeilen
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Delict according to Nazi judicial system
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Role in the proceeding
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