Klage der Witwe Jobst Moderson, geb. Christine Kirchoff ./. Degenhard Reckwers (Reckwart) und dessen Bürgen Werner Plonies auf der Salzstraße. Der Beklagte ist der alte Diener der Klägerin. Er soll einen Wechsel, welcher der Klägerin zustand, unberechtigterweise an Peter Koefgaen (Kaufgaen) gen. von Beelen in Unna gegeben haben. Er hat sich vergleichsweise zur Wiederbeschaffung des Wechsels verpflichtet; an der Wechselsumme fehlen aber noch 260 Th., auf die geklagt wird.

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Klage der Witwe Jobst Moderson, geb. Christine Kirchoff ./. Degenhard Reckwers (Reckwart) und dessen Bürgen Werner Plonies auf der Salzstraße. Der Beklagte ist der alte Diener der Klägerin. Er soll einen Wechsel, welcher der Klägerin zustand, unberechtigterweise an Peter Koefgaen (Kaufgaen) gen. von Beelen in Unna gegeben haben. Er hat sich vergleichsweise zur Wiederbeschaffung des Wechsels verpflichtet; an der Wechselsumme fehlen aber noch 260 Th., auf die geklagt wird.
B-C Civ, 344
B-C Civ Causae Civiles (Zivilprozessakten)
Causae Civiles (Zivilprozessakten) >> 1501-1600
1599 - 1603
Enthält: Erwähnt werden Dietrich Kirchoff, Bruder der Klägerin, Rotger Neusse, Schwiegersohn der Klägerin; Bernt von Telgete; Friedrich Helwert; Egbert Travelman zu Ebling; Herman Fromme; Johan Reer; Gerhard Konert; Herman Brinck; Alexander Adrich; Jost Nolleken; Diedrich Pflogener; Dr. Dietrich Eickrodt; Witwe Sergius von Backe in Beelen; Tonies zum Bockholt in Greffen; Jürgen Hillebrandt in Unna; Eheleute Jürgen und Fenne Kümper in Mettingen; ferner aus Warendorf: Richter Dietrich Bauman; Notar Henrich Hertzebroch; Henrich Moller; noch aus Münster: + Gerard Plettenberg; Bursarius Engelbert Brabeck; Margarete Heitmans; Anna Monningkingk; Christian Voss; Bernard Mertens; Georg Lemkotter; Henrich Hesselinck; Engelina Averhagens; Gerhard Engelbert; Sebastian und Everhard Moderson; Walter Lethmate; Johan Moneil; Everhard Huesing.
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