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Urk. Lehmann 112

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The Knight Johann Schliederer von Lachen, his aunt (Base) Katharina, nun in St. Lambrecht, and Elisabeth (Elchin), the widow (his grandfather?) Simunds Guelders of Lauchen, confirm that they were at the monastery of St. Lambrecht in the presence of the Neustadt Vitztum Konrad IX. Landschad von Steinach and the New Town citizen Jeckel Gotzmann the contempt of Catherine Schelkel, daughter of the Lambachter nun Christine (chandelier of laughter?), with (her father?) Simund Schliederer on her belongings In this context, I would like to draw attention to the fact that the European Parliament has not been able to play a decisive role. At of this contempt were the interest payments due to the nun from the income The Grand Badstube is not considered. Johann and his Co-exhibitors say that the payment of 3 pounds of Heller to the aforementioned Katharina Schelkel annually on Martin’s Day (11 November). The The right of repurchase is determined: On St. George’s Day (April 23), whichever year The interest payment can be replaced with 36 pounds of good Speyerer currency. Should the nun Katharina die before a possible repurchase? 30 shillings of the manure payment to the monastery until they are replaced; Second half of Gült decays. The repurchase sum for this case is 18 Pound Heller. In addition, exhibitors say the waiver any further demands on the monastery, Catherine or her current and future goods and possessions - whether real estate or driving - for. Announcement of the seals of the exhibitor, the Neustadt Vitztum Konrad Landschad of Steinach and the city of Neustad.Note: The results of the study are based on the It is possible to formulate the relationships of kinship suggested by the document with the previously known sequence of the chancers of laughter, such as Kurt OtherMANN, The Sluggers of Lauchen. An atypical family of the Palatinate Ritteradels, in: MHVP 108, 2010, p. 448, was proposed, not for cover. The Especially the named widow Simunds Schliederer, Elisabeth (Elchin), It is not satisfactory.
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Title: Urk. Lehmann 112
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The Knight Johann Schliederer von Lachen, his aunt (Base) Katharina, nun in St.
Lambrecht, and Elisabeth (Elchin), the widow (his grandfather?) Simunds Guelders of Lauchen, confirm that they were at the monastery of St.
Lambrecht in the presence of the Neustadt Vitztum Konrad IX.
Landschad von Steinach and the New Town citizen Jeckel Gotzmann the contempt of Catherine Schelkel, daughter of the Lambachter nun Christine (chandelier of laughter?), with (her father?) Simund Schliederer on her belongings In this context, I would like to draw attention to the fact that the European Parliament has not been able to play a decisive role.
At of this contempt were the interest payments due to the nun from the income The Grand Badstube is not considered.
Johann and his Co-exhibitors say that the payment of 3 pounds of Heller to the aforementioned Katharina Schelkel annually on Martin’s Day (11 November).
The The right of repurchase is determined: On St.
George’s Day (April 23), whichever year The interest payment can be replaced with 36 pounds of good Speyerer currency.
Should the nun Katharina die before a possible repurchase? 30 shillings of the manure payment to the monastery until they are replaced; Second half of Gült decays.
The repurchase sum for this case is 18 Pound Heller.
In addition, exhibitors say the waiver any further demands on the monastery, Catherine or her current and future goods and possessions - whether real estate or driving - for.
Announcement of the seals of the exhibitor, the Neustadt Vitztum Konrad Landschad of Steinach and the city of Neustad.
Note: The results of the study are based on the It is possible to formulate the relationships of kinship suggested by the document with the previously known sequence of the chancers of laughter, such as Kurt OtherMANN, The Sluggers of Lauchen.
An atypical family of the Palatinate Ritteradels, in: MHVP 108, 2010, p.
448, was proposed, not for cover.
The Especially the named widow Simunds Schliederer, Elisabeth (Elchin), It is not satisfactory.

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