Margretha Gruntherrin, Äbtissin, und der Konvent des Klosters zu St. Klara zu Nurembergk verleihen ein Gut zu Fischpach, vorher im Besitz der Töchter der alten Kunz Prechtlin und deren Ehemänner namens Kunz Lorenz und Heintz Heinlein, ferner ihrer Tochter Alheit Genglin, an Herman Prechtel als Erblehen. - Siegler: der Konvent des Klosters zu St. Klara.

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Margretha Gruntherrin, Äbtissin, und der Konvent des Klosters zu St. Klara zu Nurembergk verleihen ein Gut zu Fischpach, vorher im Besitz der Töchter der alten Kunz Prechtlin und deren Ehemänner namens Kunz Lorenz und Heintz Heinlein, ferner ihrer Tochter Alheit Genglin, an Herman Prechtel als Erblehen. - Siegler: der Konvent des Klosters zu St. Klara.
StAN Rst. Nürnberg, Klarenamt, Kloster St. Klara, Urkunden 228
5.3 a Reichsstadt Nürnberg, Klarenamt, Kloster St. Klara, Urkunden
Reichsstadt Nürnberg, Klarenamt, Kloster St. Klara, Urkunden >> Reichsstadt Nürnberg >> D. Kirchen, Klöster, Stiftungen und Stiftungsverwaltungen (reichsstädtischer Zeit) >> Klarenamt (Verwalteramt der Klöster St. Klara und Pillenreuth) >> Urkundenselekt Kloster St. Klara
1485 Dezember 17
Ausf., Pergament; das Siegel hängt an.
Urkunden
deutsch
Originaldatierung: geben am samstag vor sant Thomas tag des heiligen Zwelfpoten ao 1485.
Grundherr, Margaretha (Äbtissin St. Klara N)
Prechtlin, Konrad
Lorenz, Konrad
Heinlein, Heinrich
Gengl, Adelheid
Prechtel, Hermann
Fischbach (Nürnberg)

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