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Testament der Frau Bertold Alfferding, geb. Maria Northaus (Alfers) vom 4. Juli 1625, verkündet am 29. November 1634.
Enthält: Als Erben werden die Armen in Ägidi eingesetzt. Vermächtnisse erhalten 1. Maria, Frau Johan Vorsthovell in Hamm, Tochter ihrer Schwester Elsken, 2. Else Northaus, Tochter ihres Bruders in Lüdinghausen, 3. ihre Patin Maria Vorsthovel, 4. Henrich, Sohn ihrer vor 20 Jahren in Lippstadt gestorbenen Schwester Margarete Northaus, von dessen Leben und Aufenthalt sie nichts weiß, 5. Drosemans Kinder in Lüdinghausen, 6. die Kinder des Johan Northaus in Lüdinghausen, Bsch. Aldenhovell, 7. ihre Modder Katharina Prüningkman, 8. Henrich Holthausen, Kapitelsekretär, 9. ihr Stiefsohn Henrich Tegeder. - Sie hat Forderungen an Tieman in Greven, Swart in Gelmer u. Middendorp in Warendorf. Zu Testamentsvollstreckern werden ernannt Bernhard Holthausen, Prokurator, und Henrich Püningkman, Schneideramtsgildemeister. Zeugen: Henrich Koerdinck u. Melchior Peters, Kramer. Von Rats wegen: Dietherich Korler (Kordeler).
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Verweis: Vgl. B-Testa Nr. II, 861
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