Hanns Linck und sein Sohn Hanns von Ymelndorff, die in ihrem Streit mit Contz Lenze, auch von Ymelndorf, wegen Anrufung des westfälischen Gerichtes ins Gefängnis der Stadt Nürnberg gekommen waren, schwören Urfehde und stellen als Bürgen Hanns Rot von Ymelndorff, Contz und Fritz die Lincken, Sohn und Bruder. - Siegler: Erhart Holdolt und Michel Oberdorffer.

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Hanns Linck und sein Sohn Hanns von Ymelndorff, die in ihrem Streit mit Contz Lenze, auch von Ymelndorf, wegen Anrufung des westfälischen Gerichtes ins Gefängnis der Stadt Nürnberg gekommen waren, schwören Urfehde und stellen als Bürgen Hanns Rot von Ymelndorff, Contz und Fritz die Lincken, Sohn und Bruder. - Siegler: Erhart Holdolt und Michel Oberdorffer.
Reichsstadt Nürnberg, Losungamt, 35 neue Laden, Urkunden 2342
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Reichsstadt Nürnberg, Losungamt, 35 neue Laden, Urkunden
Reichsstadt Nürnberg, Losungamt, 35 neue Laden, Urkunden >> Lade 28: Urfehden, 1454-1465
1461 Juli 31
Perg.
Urkunden
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Besiegelung/Beglaubigung: mit 2 anh. Siegeln

Überlieferung: Ausfertigung

Originaldatierung: Geben am freitag vor sant Peters tag Kettenfeir 1461.

Medium: A = Analoges Archivalie

Jahr: 1461

Monat: Juli

Tag: 31
Pappenheim, Heinrich von
Holdolt, Erhart
Lenze, Conz
Linck (Link) Conz
Linck (Link) Fritz
Linck (Link) Johann
Oberndorffer, Michel
Roten, Johann
Leuben, Ausstellungsort
Nürnberg, Gefängnis
westfälische, Gerichte

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