von Aschersleben: Konsense und Konfirmationen

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78 II Familien A 46 (1776706)
78 (1686737) Rep. 78 Kurmärkische Lehnskanzlei - Akten
Rep. 78 Kurmärkische Lehnskanzlei - Akten >> Rep. 78 Kurmärkische Lehnskanzlei II Familien >> Familien A
1684-1731
Enthält u. a.: Konsens über den Vergleich und die wiederkäufliche Veräußerung eines Anteils an den Gütern in Crussow, Stützkow, Galow, Landin und Felchow zwischen Sigismund und der Bregitte von Aschersleben, 1684; Konsens über die wiederkäufliche Übertragung einiger Lehensgüter in Galow, Felchow und Stützkow an Melchior Christoph von Barfuß, 1691; Konsens über den Verkauf eines Bauernhofes in Dobbrezin für 300 Reichstaler an Martin Stephen, 1692; Konsens über die wiederkäufliche Übertragung eines Anteils in Neukünkendorf an Christian von Blankenfelde, 1694; Konsens über den Wiederkauf von je 3 Wispel Roggen und Gerste für 1200 Taler an den Licent Bartolomeus Gericke, 1694; Konsens über 2000 von Bernd Christoph von Glöden geliehene Taler, 1697; Konsens über die wiederkäufliche Veräußerung des Vorwerks Alt-Galow an Bernd Christoph von Glöden, 1704; Konsens über den Kauf von 2 Höfen in Dobbrezin von den Lattorf, 1711; Attest darüber wie viele Schulden auf den Gütern Crussow, Polßen und Stützkow lasten, 1715.
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