[Urkunde]

The Knight Johann Schliederer von Lachen, his aunt (Base) Katharina, nun in St. Lambrecht, and Elisabeth (Elchin), the widow (his grandfather?) Simunds Schliederer von Lachen, confirm that on January 23, 1365 she was in the monastery of St. Lambrecht in the presence of the Neustädter Vitztum Konrad IX. Landschad von Steinach and the Neustädter BürgerJeckel Gotzmann the contempt, as she had In this disdain, the interest payments due to the nun from the income of the Großer Badstube had not been taken into account. Johann and his fellow authors agree to make the payment of 3 pounds of Heller to the aforementioned Katharina Schelkel annually on Martin’s Day (11 November). The right of repurchase is determined: On St. George’s Day (23 April), the interest payment can be replaced with 36 pounds of bright good Speyer currency. Should the nun Katharina die before a possible repurchase, 30 shillings will continue to go to the monastery from the slurry payment to its removal; the second half of Gült will expire. As a repurchase sum, 18 pounds of Heller are fixed for this case. In addition, the exhibitors agree to waive any further demands on the monastery, Catherine or its current and future goods and possessions, whether real estate or driving. Announcement of the seals of the exhibitor, the Neustädter Vitztums Konrad Landschad von Steinach and the city of Neustad.Note: The relationships suggested by the formulations of the document can be traced with the previously known order of ancestors of laughter, such as Kurt ANDERMANN, Die Schliederer von Lachen. An untypical family of the Palatinate knight’s nobility, in: MHVP 108, 2010, p. 448, was proposed, do not bring to cover. Especially the widow Simunds Schliederer, Elisabeth (Elchin), cannot be classified satisfactorily.