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Vor dem weltlichen Richter der Stadt Münster, Dr. iur. Johan Römer, bekennt der M[agister] Henrich Brecker, Bürger von Münster, der Frau Landsberg von Averhagen, Witwe des Johann Mulert zu Vorst, zu Lebzeiten Drost des Landes Twente, Geld zu schulden, das er nicht bar bezahlen kann. Aus diesem Grund überschreibt er ihr den Acker Rosengarten genannt (Kampff Rosengarde), den er als Kindsteil vor dem Hammer Gericht zugesprochen bekommen hat. Zu dem Erbteil gehörten auch zwei Gärten "für der Westenpförten" gelegen, die aber bereits zur Tilgung der Gerichtskosten verkauft und somit von der "Cession" ausgeschlossen sind. Dass damit alle Ansprüche der Frau Landsberg getilgt sind, bestätigt ihr anwesender Emonitor, der Notar Wennemar Lubbert. Die Immissionsurkunde des Hammer Richters Johann Reinhardt Wilhelm von Nienhaus vom 4.2.1630 wird inseriert. Unterschrift des "Judex Secularis" der Stadt Münster Heinrich Trippelvoet.
Original Pergament Niederdeutsch, Siegel anhängend.
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Rückvermerke: Breckerd Cession vff den kamp der Rosengarten gnandt zu Hamme [...]elen (17. Jh.); weitere kaum entzifferbare Vermerke.
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