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Testament der Frau Wilhelm Bochorst, geb. Anna Frie (Aegidiistraße), vom 14. April 1618, verkündet am 5. Oktober 1618.
Enthält: Als Erbe wird der Mann eingesetzt, Ehe kinderlos. Vermächtnisse erhalten 1. ihre Schwester Agnes Freie, Frau Dr. Johan Heerde und deren Söhne Johan und Herman, 2. Enneken und Klareken, Töchter ihres Bruders Henrich Frie-Vendt, 3. Berndtken, Sohn ihres Bruders Herman Freie, 4. ihre Patin Klara, Tochter des Bürgermeisters Johan Herding, 5. Frau Johan Averhagen, Schwester ihres Mannes, 6. Frau Henrich Bochorst, geb. Katharina Helskamps, 7. ihre Vettern und Mödder: die Geschwister Johan Holthaus, Kanonikus im alten Dom, Anna Holthaus, Frau Herman Heerde - Albrecht und Henrich Holthaus, 8. ihr natürlicher Bruder Henrich Freie, Sekretarius der Stadt Beckum (Bechem), 9. ihre Magd Enneken Eschmans. Zeugen: Dr. med. Christian Neuhaus und Johan Einhaus. Von Rats wegen: Johan Averhagen. Am 3.9. 1618 bestätigt die Testatorin das Testament. Zeugen: Rudolf zur Mers, Notar, Hinrich Moll und Hinrich Duddei. Von Rats wegen: Ludolph Baurmeister.
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