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War Stadt U Stadt Warendorf Urkunden Stadt Warendorf Urkunden
Stadt Warendorf Urkunden
1637 Januar 7
Regest: Johann Hannigmann verkauft dem Provisor der Armenwaisenkinder, Hermann Uphoff, und den Deputierten des Rates, Peter Sentrup, Ratsherr und Johann Sterneberg, Altermann, sein Haus hinter dem Alten Kirchhof zwischen den Häusern des Jobst Saneken und des Johann Osthauß für 350 Reichstaler, 200 Reichstaler dieser Kaufsumme kommen von der Witwe des Laurentz Epping in Münster, die diese zum Ankauf eines Hauses für die Armenwaisenkinder gestiftet hat. Die restlichen 150 Reichstaler werden wie folgt gezahlt: 50 Reichstaler zu einem vom Verkäufer zu nennenden Termin, 50 Reichstaler auf Michaelis 1637, die restlichen 50 Reichstaler werden für die Schulden der Schwester des Verkäufers Anna Hannigmann verwendet. Zeugen: Johann zur Brüggen und Dietrich Hülßwedde. Auszug aus dem Notariatsprotokoll des Johannes Consbruch.
Ausfertigung - Foliobogen. Alt: Abt. 2 F X 1, jetzt: A 1080.
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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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Attribution 3.0 Germany