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Testament des Schneideramtsgildemeisters Johan Niehaus, vom 12. November 1673, verkündet am 20. Dezember 1673.
Enthält: Er hinterlässt keine Kinder, war zweimal verheiratet; seine 1. Frau war Klara Monnich (+ 1642). Als Erbin wird eingesetzt seine Mödder Klara Große-Westarp aus dem Ksp. Roxel, verheiratet mit dem Küster Johan Deckering in Roxel, und deren 3 Kinder. Vermächtnisse erhalten 1. sein Vetter Johann Auling in Schapdetten, und Kinder (er erhält eine Forderung an das Erbe Niehaus in Tilbeck, Ksp. Havixbeck, von dem der Testator stammt), 2. Johan, Albert und Henrich Niehaus, Kinder des Zellers Niehaus auf gen. Erbe, 3. Henrich Brünneman, Schäper zu Tilbeck, 4. sein Pate Johan Niesman, Sohn des Zellers Niesman in Tilbeck, 5. Katharina Reers, Tochter der Katharina Monnich, der Schwester seiner 1. Frau (sie erhält die vom Schulzenhof zum Kley im Ksp. Bösensell ihm schuldigen 50 Th., welche die Mersche Eseking auf der Berlage zum Brautschatz bekommen hat), 6. sein Pate Johan Deckering (erhält seinen Garten vor Servatitor bei der Windmühle zwischen Gärten des Korckweg und des Rutger Zumbrinck), 7. Expeditor Gerhard Rost, dessen Frau und 3 Kinder, 8. Katharina Große-Kukenbeck, Frau Johan Schellerman, 9. seine Paten Maria Jördeman, Sara Brüninghof und Johan Welsing und Katharina Große-Westarp. Zu Testamentsvollstreckern werden ernannt Gerhard Rost und M. Henrich Büning. Zeugen: Jorgen Hindrich Schlade und Melchior Luker. Von Rats wegen: Bernard Hoeter.
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