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Testament der Jungfer Katharina Elisabeth Körler vom 24. Oktober 1714, verkündet am 5. Januar 1720.
Darin: Kodizill. Es wird ein Vermächtnis angeordnet für die 3 Töchter des Sekretärs Münsterman, ihres Vetters, nämlich: Maria Anna, Maria Franziska und Maria Bernardine, Frau Haese.
Enthält: Die Testatorin war die Schwester der Maria Katharina Körler. Vermächtnisse erhalten 1. ihr Beichtvater Theodor Hiellenkamp, S. J., 2. ihr Vetter Herman Meyer, S. J., 3. ihr Schwiegerbruder Johan Heinrich Meyer, fürstl. Münst. Sekretär, Mann ihrer + Schwester Anna Maria Körler, 4. ihr Vetter Franz Josef Meyer, Liz. d. R., 5. ihre Schwester Agnes Sybilla Körler und deren Mann Heinrich Baerharst, 6. ihr Vetter Johan Heinrich Meyer, fürstl. Korweyscher Rat und Sekretär, 7. ihr Vetter Christoph Bernard Meyer, Vikar am alten Dom, 8. ihre Nichten Anna Maria Meyer, Maria Gertrud Baerharst u. Maria Katharina Baerharst, 9. ihre Vettern Heinrich Josef u. Gerhard Heinrich Baerharst (sie erhalten eine Obligation von 300 Th. an das Haus Havestadt u. eine Obligation von 150 Th. an die Stadt Ahlen), 10. Das Töchterlein ihres Vetters Franz Josef Meyer: Maria Katharina Elisabeth, u. zwar eine Obligation von 100 Th. an das Ksp. Roxel. Als Erben werden eingesetzt die zu 8. Genannten. Zeugen: Balthasar Aldendorf, Schlosser, Johan Bussman, Schneider.
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Verweis: Vgl. III, 51
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BZK no.
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Role in the proceeding
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