Worms (St. Martin): Der Offizial des Stifts St. Paul bekundet, dass Wilhelm Martin, Johann Bockel, der Schneider, Johann Flehendienst, Fritz, der ...

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Urkunden der ehemaligen Provinz Rheinhessen >> 20 Orte, Buchstabe W >> 20.23 Worms (St. Martin)
1430 April 24
St. Martin (Vorprov.: St. Lampert)
Ausfertigung, Pergament, anh. Siegel erh.
Urkunde
Identifikation (Urkunde): Originaldatierung: 1430, vor beati Georgii Martyris

Vermerke (Urkunde): (Voll-) Regest: Worms (St. Martin): Der Offizial des Stifts St. Paul bekundet, dass Wilhelm Martin, Johann Bockel, der Schneider, Johann Flehendienst, Fritz, der Sattler, Kirchengeschworene der Pfarrkirche St. Lamprecht, von den Erben Ruprecht Synders und Ehefrau Anna 15 Schilling Heller empfangen haben, die folgendermaßen verwendet werden sollen: 4 Schilling für den Bau der Kirche St. Lamprecht, 4 Schilling für den Pfarrer von St. Lamprecht, damit er alle Sonntage des Stifters gedenkt und auch der Anne Rosenboßen, der Mutter, und Johann Eppelsheimers, ihres Bruders, und 2 Schilling für Messe singen. Was von den 15 Schilling Heller übrig bleibt, soll auch für den Bau verwendet werden. - Zeugen: Stephan Textor, Lotzmann von Bensheim, Heinrich Folkrag

Vermerke (Urkunde): Siegler: Aussteller

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