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Konrad von Treysa fertigt auf Veranlassung Ottos [von Wolfstrigel], Propst von Neuenberg, deutsche Übersetzungen zweier Urkunden an
Identifikation (Urkunde): Originaldatierung: 1415 an donnerstage vor Mauricii
Vermerke (Urkunde): (Voll-) Regest: Konrad von Treysa (Treise), Offizial Dietrichs von Gisenbach, Archidiakon von Würzburg und Pfarrer von Fulda, fertigt auf Veranlassung Ottos [von Wolfstrigel], Propst von Neuenberg [Gem. Fulda, Lkr. Fulda], deutsche Übersetzungen zweier Urkunden von (1133 März 15 [Sept. 15]) und 1253 [Neuenberg 1253] an. Urkunde von (1133 März 15 [Sept. 15]): Kaiser Lothar III. bestätigt Bertho [von Schlitz] als Abt von Fulda und bestimmt, dass das Eigentum der Propsteien, das zum Unterhalt der Mönche dient, nicht mehr zu Lehen ausgegeben werden soll. [Originaldatierung fehlt]. Urkunde von 1253 (1253 ind. X): Propst Konrad, Meisterin Dudecha, Priorin Luckart und der Konvent von Konradsdorf (Conradsdorf) [Gem. Ortenberg, Wetteraukrs.] verkaufen Ortwin [von Schick], Propst von Neuenberg, Güter in Ulmbach [Stadtteil der Gem. Steinau an der Straße, Main-Kinzig-Krs.]. Zeugen: Priester Lipsonus; Richard, Mönch von Konradsdorf (Conradsdorf); Heinrich Stella; Christian, Priester von Fulda; Ritter Winter von Steinau (Steina).
Vgl. zum Kloster Neuenberg/Andreasberg (Fulda) Germania Benedictina Bd. VII, S. 465-479.
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