Revers Melchior Neidhards und Wolfs von Lauter bezüglich der Belehnung mit Gütern im und beim Schloss Neuhof durch Maximilian [III. Erzherzog von Vorderösterreich], kaiserlicher Kommissar des Klosters Fulda

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Urk. 76, 2462
Urk. 76, R I b Fulda (Lehenreverse von Lautter)
Urk. 76 Fulda, Lehenreverse [ehemals: Urkunden R I b]
Fulda, Lehenreverse [ehemals: Urkunden R I b] >> 12 Familien L >> 12.10 von Lauter
1597 Juni 23
Ausfertigung, Pergament, zwei anhängende Siegel
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Identifikation (Urkunde): Originaldatierung: Geben zu Fulda montags denn drei undt zwanzigsten iunii im funffzehenhundert sieben undt neunzigsten iahr

Vermerke (Urkunde): (Voll-) Regest: Melchior Neidhard von Lauter (Lautter) bestätigt für sich, Engelbert, Hans Engelbert und weitere namentlich genannte Personen, alle von Lauter (Lautter), und Wolf von Lauter (Lautter) bestätigt für sich die Belehnung mit Gütern im und beim Schloss Neuhof (Neuenhoff) [Gem. Neuhof, Lkr. Fulda] und im dortigen Gericht durch Maximilian [III. Erzherzog von Vorderösterreich], kaiserlicher Kommissar des Klosters Fulda. Lehenbrief inseriert. Siegelankündigung.

Vermerke (Urkunde): Siegler: Aussteller
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