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1. Testament der Eheleute Gerhard Sivertz und Anna Ramertz, vom 28. Juli 1628. 2. Testament des Gerhard Sivers (Wennemarstegge), vom 25. September 1632, verkündet am 8. / 19. Oktober 1632.
1. Testament der Eheleute Gerhard Sivertz und Anna Ramertz, vom 28. Juli 1628. 2. Testament des Gerhard Sivers (Wennemarstegge), vom 25. September 1632, verkündet am 8. / 19. Oktober 1632.
Darin: 3. 3.10.1632. Protokoll des Notars Luterman. Gertrud Morst, Katharina Thiers, Elsken Kluppels und Enniken Kordes erklären, dass die Frau Sivertz ebenfalls den Berndt Sivers als ihren Erben bezeichnet habe.
Enthält: Zu 1.: Gegenseitige Erbeinsetzung. Vermächtnisse erhalten 1. Jürgen Sivertz in Osnabrück, 2. Johan Sivertz, Bruder des Mannes, 3. Bernd Sivertz, Sohn des Bruders des Mannes, 4. Anna Ramertz, die mit Jf. Schenckinck in Hohenholte wohnt, 5. Johan Ramertz, Bruder der Frau. Zeugen: Stephan Fisseler und Melchior von Erden. Notar: Jakob Nientidt. Zu 2.: Als Erbe wird eingesetzt sein Bruderssohn Bernard Sivers, gebürtig aus Ksp. Werne. Der Testator ist pestkrank. Zeugen: Henrich von Erden, Gerhard Brockhus und Stephan Viesseler. Notar: Philipp Lueterman. Abschrift erhält Johan Brune, Schumachergildemeister.
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