Das halbe Dorf Lüderbach [Ortsteil der Gem. Ringgau, Werra-Meißner-Kr.] mit den davon anfallenden 110 Maltern Frucht und anderen Erbzinsen, Dienst...

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Urk. 14, 11410
Vgl. altes Findbuch (R Nr. 1354), s.v. Scheffer, Nr. 11
A I u, Scheffer sub dato
Urk. 14 Aktiv- und Passivlehen [ehemals: Urkunden A I u]
Aktiv- und Passivlehen [ehemals: Urkunden A I u] >> Aktivlehen >> Personenbetreffe S >> Sche >> Scheffer >> 1790-1799
1798 September 08
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Vermerke (Urkunde): (Voll-) Regest: Das halbe Dorf Lüderbach [Ortsteil der Gem. Ringgau, Werra-Meißner-Kr.] mit den davon anfallenden 110 Maltern Frucht und anderen Erbzinsen, Diensten, Gerechtigkeiten, Jagden und anderem Zubehör. Nach dem Vertrag von 1540 zwischen Sachsen und Hessen hatte es ehemals dem Haus Brandenfels gehört und war zur Hälfte hessisches Lehen der Treusch von Buttlar. 1622 verkaufte Georg Oswald Treusch von Buttlar mit Zustimmung des Lehnsherrn einen Teil an die Brüder Reinhard Scheffer, Kanzler, und Heinrich Ludwig Scheffer, Obervorsteher, während der andere, oben genannte Teil von demselben Georg Oswald an Johann Wilhelm Capella, Schwiegersohn des Heinrich Ludwig Scheffer, und die Söhne Reinhard Scheffer, Reinhard Johann Christoph, David, Ludwig und Sebastian Reinhard Scheffer verkauft worden war.

Vermerke (Urkunde): Siegler: J. B. Glein
Belehnte/r: Johann Martin Scheffer, Sohn des verstorbenen Johann Konrad Scheffer, Valentin Scheffer, Sohn des verstorbenen Franz Scheffer, Franz Scheffer, Sohn des verstorbenen Christian Adolf Scheffer, Christoph Friedrich Wilhelm und Johann Friedrich Scheffer, Söhne des verstorbenen Georg Wilhelm Scheffer, und weitere namentlich genannte Personen

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