Henrich Niewald (Neuwald) aus Lembgo [Lemgo] gegen Christine Danhäuser (Danheuser), wegen einer Eheklage

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Landesarchiv Nordrhein-Westfalen. Abteilung Ostwestfalen-Lippe
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L 85, 1334
L 85 Geistliches Gericht in Lippe
Geistliches Gericht in Lippe >> 7. Nr. 1201 - 1400
1632-1634
Enthaeltvermerke: Enthält auch: Die Zeugen: 1) Daniel Möller oder Danhäuser, 53 Jahre alt (1633), Christine Danhäuser ist seines Bruders Tochter; 2) Hans Danheuser (Danhäuser), 36 Jahre alt (1633), Christine Danhäuser ist seiner Frauen Schwester; 3) Anneke Straue oder Daroben zu Berlebeck, ungefähr 16 oder 17 Jahre alt (1633); 4) Margarete Niewalt, Hermann Dreymans Hausfrau, 51 Jahre alt (1633), Henrich Niewald in Lemgo ist ihres Bruders Sohn; 5) Joachim Drepper, Pfarrherr und Senior zu Lemgo, an die 63 Jahre alt (1633), Christine Danhäuser ist seiner Schwester Tochter; 6) Ilsche Gröte (Groting) zu Heiligenkirchen, 34 Jahre alt (1633), ist mit Christine Danhäuser Schwester Kind; 7) Ludolf Niewaldt, Bürger in Lemgo, 57 Jahre alt (1633), leiblicher Vater des Henrich Niewald (Neuwald) in Lemgo; 8) Jobst Kramer (Krahmer), bei 30 Jahre alt (1633); 9) Die Meiersche auf dem Hause (Schloss) Detmold, Redeker Trina, geboren 1599; 10) Jakob Traphagen, Bürger in Lemgo, über 30 Jahre alt (1633), ist mit Henrich Niewald Schwester und Bruder Kind
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