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Die Brüder Otto, Reynald, Johann, Hermann, Hane und Wolfgang von Weißenbach bekunden, dass sie mit Zustimmung der Brüder Kurfürst Friedrich und He...
Urkunden der Familie Riedesel v. Eisenbach >> 1451 - 1500
1488 Juni 2
Ausfertigung, Pergament (23 x 38,4 cm) mit zwei anhängenden Siegeln sowie zwei Dorsualvermerken von 1488 Juni 16 und 1498 August 15
Urkunde
Identifikation (Urkunde): Originaldatierung: vff montag nach Trinitatis
Vermerke (Urkunde): (Voll-) Regest: Die Brüder Otto, Reynald, Johann, Hermann, Hane und Wolfgang von Weißenbach bekunden, dass sie mit Zustimmung der Brüder Kurfürst Friedrich und Herzog Johann von Sachsen einen Jahrzins von 18 Rheinischen Gulden auf Einkommen und Gefälle des Schlosses Altenberga und der zugehörigen Dörfer Zwabitz (Zwewitz) und Greude (Grude) an Dechant und Kapitel der Liebfrauenkirche zu Erfurt für 300 Rheinische Gulden wiederlöslich verkauft haben. Bezahlung müssen geloben Klaus Scharf und Nickel Kohl, Heimburger zu Altenberga, Hans Ruprecht und Kunz Schorcht, Heimbürger zu Zwabitz, sowie Nickel Zimmermann und Hans Grebener, Heimbürger zu Greude
Vermerke (Urkunde): Rückvermerk: Zwei Dorsalvermerke - 1488 Juni 16 (die Iune XVI mensis Junii): Vermerk (in lat. Sprache) des Notars Johann Schönau (Schonaw) - 1498 August 15 (mihtwochens nach Laurenzius): Bezahlungsvermerk der Hauptsumme von 300 Gulden an das Kapitel der Liebfrauenkirche zu Erfurt durch Mathes Zimmermann, Verwalter der Riedesel zu Altenberga
Vermerke (Urkunde): Siegler: Siegelankündigung der Brüder Otto und Hans Weißenbach zugleich für ihre Brüder. Zustimmung der übrigen Brüder wegen Siegelkarenz
Vermerke (Urkunde): Druckangaben: Regest: Becker, Urkundenbuch, Nr. 1460
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