Henn Greif, Zentgraf zu Seckbach, Kaspar Burkhens, Jakob Heuser und Heinz Keller von Bergen, alle Hofleute Graf Philipps v. Solms zu Seckbach, fer...

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Urkunden der Grafschaft Solms-Rödelheim >> 6 1501-1540
1525 November 25
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Identifikation (Urkunde): Originaldatierung: Samstag Katharinentag

Vermerke (Urkunde): (Voll-) Regest: Henn Greif, Zentgraf zu Seckbach, Kaspar Burkhens, Jakob Heuser und Heinz Keller von Bergen, alle Hofleute Graf Philipps v. Solms zu Seckbach, ferner Heinrich Kappes, Hans Jungel, die Ehefrau des Jost Braun, Henne Greif d. J., Heusers Kinder von Fechenheim, Henne Scherring, Henne Engel, Heinrich Leffel, Ludwig Becker, Klaus Leiß' Witwe, Eva Jeckel, der junge Kaspar und Henne Gans, alle von Seckbach, Klaus und Gerlach Acker, Henne Heinz, Endres Madern, Hans Wirner, Henne Klausen, Kunz Wirner, Michael Spatz, Hans von Solms und die Erben des Kunz Hunckel, alle von Bergen, Johann Volcker und Nikolaus Vogt, beide von Frankfurt, bekunden, dass sie von Graf Philipp v. Sohns für ihre Äcker zu weiterer Anspornung jeweils zwei Achtel Korn erhalten`haben

Vermerke (Urkunde): Siegler: Junker Bernhard v. Rödelheim

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