Hove Lütke Westrich (= Güter Oorthuys und Achteresch) im Kirchs-piel Ülsen, Bauerschaft Halle

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Landesarchiv Nordrhein-Westfalen. Abteilung Rheinland
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AA 0250, 2038
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AA 0250 Essen, Stift, Akten
Essen, Stift, Akten >> 1. Akten >> 1.5. Grundbesitz >> 1.5.3. Oberhöfe und Fronhöfe >> 1.5.3.2. Propsteigüter >> 1.5.3.2.2. Oberhof Eving (Göcking) bei Dortmund
(1541), 1575-1790
Enthaeltvermerke: Albert und Bernt Rode, Brüder (1445) [s. Essen, Stift, Akten Nr. 2037]; Johan Althoff, Vikar an St. Johanni Altar zu Ootmarsum (1486); Johann Olthoff aus Ootmarsum, Kaplan zu Osnabrück (1541, + 1576); Friedrich van Delden, Vikar zu Ootmarsum (Ehefrau: Gese Olthoff, 1582 Witwe; Sohn: Diedrich); Johan Ham, Lamberts Sohn, und Hermann Holst, Sohn der Helene von Delden (1624, Zession 1664) [s.a. Essen, Stift, Akten Nr. 2036]; Gerhard Adolf von Bentinck zum Brecklenkamp (Ehefrau: Walburg von Apeldorn) und Söhne Evert, Arnold und Welmar Henrich (1669); Berend Albers zu Ülsen (1725) - Achteresch: Jan Warners (1727); Anton Warners (1757); Gert Achteresch (1757) - Orthaus: Albert Albers (1740); Johanna (Ehemann: Jan Arent Palke, Prädikant zu Nieuw Leussem) und Mechtild (Ehemann: Johann Leppinghof, Prädikant zu Ülsen) Mulders (1773)
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