Heiliggeist-Bauerschaft (Kaufbriefe und Verträge)
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01.01.02 A, A 3493
Hs 66
01.01.02 A [S 1] 01 Stadt Lemgo bis 1932
[S 1] 01 Stadt Lemgo bis 1932 >> 2.11 Grundstücks- und Katastersachen >> 2.11.08 Grundstücke in der Kernstadt
1706 - 1830
Enthält: A 3493 a (1) Schuhstraße, Heiliggeist-Bauerschaft, Konzept eines Kaufbriefes: Die Vormünder Johann Caspar Hovedissen und Johann Hermann Schrar verkaufen für die Kinder des verstorbenen Adolf Heinrich Knigge das Wohnhaus in der Schuhstraße (ehemals den Kinder des verstorbenen Johann Busse zugehörig) mit dem auf die Heiliggeist-Straße schießenden Hof mit allem Zubehör an Andreas Schmuck und dessen Ehefrau, 1706 A 3493 b 2) Specifiatio der Schulden des Johann Meyer Cords, dabei Erwähnung des Hausverkaufs, 1721 A 3493 c (3) Verkauf auf Abriss bzw. Versteigerung des vom Einsturz bedrohten Hauses Rumke in der Schuhstraße, worin die Kirche St. Johann ein Kapital von 20 Reichstalern stehen hat, um das benachbarte Steinmeyer'sche Haus zu schützen, 1777 - 1778 A 3493 d (4) Fricke, Henrich Nr. 57, auch Land am Pahnsiek 1791; (5) Neues Haus an der Neustadt betr. 1733; (6) Knop, Gebrüder J. Rud. und J. Gerhard, Haustausch, Breite Straße und Stiftstraße 1734 ff.; (7) Hempelmann, C. D., Schuhstraße 19, Seif, Schuhmacher 1784, 1830; (8) Stübber, Gerhard C., (Nr. 20) Schuldsachen (Am Stadtgericht) Alte Sign. S 47, 1790; (9) Kerkhoff, J. H. (Nr. 23) und Noahs Wwe. Drückerstraße (Hüttenstraße) 1791; (10) Würz, J. C. Verkauf (Nr. 25) vormals Dohmüller, Sölter, H. H. 1792; (11) Plaß, H. W. Hausverkauf Nr. 30, 1800; (12) Stork, C. H. Schuhstraße 33, Krüger, Sim, H., 1788; (13) Plöger, J. C. verkauft Nr. 38 an: Stork, C. H., Maurer 1785; (14) Stockmeier, Ratsherr betr. Wasserableitung, Fricke, H. H. (Nr. 57/58) 1792; (15) Bietendüfel Erben, Schuhstraße 1748; (16) Schönhagen, J. Christian (Nr. 63) Quest Erben 1783; (17) Tasche, J. C. verkauft Nr. 76, Schnülle, H. F. Neubürger 1787
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