Guda, Witwe Heinrichs von Kirchhain (Kirchan), verkauft gesamter Hand mit ihren Söhnen Dietrich, Gumpert und Johann ihre sämtlichen Güter zu Udenb...

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Urk. 26, A II Haina, Kloster
Urk. 26 Kloster Haina - [ehemals: A II]
Kloster Haina - [ehemals: A II] >> 1275-1299
Fritzlar 1291 März 15
Ausf., Perg., durch Moder stark besch., aufgeklebt. - Urspr. abh. Sg. fehlt.
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Identifikation (Urkunde): Originaldatierung: Actum Fritslarie, idus martii a. d. 1291.

Vermerke (Urkunde): (Voll-) Regest: Guda, Witwe Heinrichs von Kirchhain (Kirchan), verkauft gesamter Hand mit ihren Söhnen Dietrich, Gumpert und Johann ihre sämtlichen Güter zu Udenborn (Uodinbumen) mit allem Zubehör an das Kloster Haina und gelobt Währschaft.

Vermerke (Urkunde): Zeugen: Magister Konrad, Konrad Schindeleib (Scindelep), Bürgermeister (proconsules)

Vermerke (Urkunde): Zeugen: Ditmar von Wolfhagen (Wolfagin), Heinrich von Ritte, Volkmar Grebe (Comes), Siegfried von Naumburg (de Novo castro), Wilhelm von Homberg (Hoinberg), Albert von Waldeck (Waldekin), Konrad Volpurgis, Reimund, Hermann Godelibi, Iwan, Heinrich von Holzheim, Hermann Müller (Molendinarius), Schöffen

Vermerke (Urkunde): Zeugen: Konrad von Streithausen (Strithusen), Volkmar Jung (Iuvenis).

Vermerke (Urkunde): Siegler: Die Stadt Fritzlar.

Vermerke (Urkunde): Druckangaben: Regest: Franz Nr. 797, Erster Band

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