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Urk. Barth 279

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Hans Peter Schreiner and his wife Regina Certificate that they are being taken care of by the Heidelberg almsmen (Abraham Rollius, Marx Vesu [?] from the chancellery, Johann Gorg Lang, Johann Hell, Jeremias Stelpp, Hans Martin Dahlmann, Hermann Kickhelier, Hans Peter Kling, Hans Jakob Helbert, Adam Heinrich Sprenger and Johann Berloth) 50 guilders, the guilder to 60 cruisers or 15 batches. For this purpose, they have to pay 30 guilders annually to Fastnacht 2 Gulden. Cruisers pay interest; payment is due for the first time in 1689. As security They use their goods in the district of Schriesheim. Should the Spouses or their heirs remain guilty of interest, the lenders in their rights and may use the goods until the missing amount This article deals with the question of how to deal with the problem. But the spouses or their heirs pay the amount borrowed With the (possibly still pending) annual interest rate, they will receive the goods, the document loses its validity with its provisions And all the demands of the lenders are settled. Announcement The “Schriesheim seal,” which was requested by the two parties of Schultheiß, Spoons and mayors (Hans Wendel Hofmann; Kilian Baus, Hans Jost Hofmann, Balthasar Baecher, Hans Schneider, Hans Stephan Höltzer, Georg Geuber, Hans Valentin Kling, Hans Georg Reuß; Hans Götz [?], Hans Philipp Mack) attached It is not possible to derive any claims to the Schriesheim.
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Hans Peter Schreiner and his wife Regina Certificate that they are being taken care of by the Heidelberg almsmen (Abraham Rollius, Marx Vesu [?] from the chancellery, Johann Gorg Lang, Johann Hell, Jeremias Stelpp, Hans Martin Dahlmann, Hermann Kickhelier, Hans Peter Kling, Hans Jakob Helbert, Adam Heinrich Sprenger and Johann Berloth) 50 guilders, the guilder to 60 cruisers or 15 batches.
For this purpose, they have to pay 30 guilders annually to Fastnacht 2 Gulden.
Cruisers pay interest; payment is due for the first time in 1689.
As security They use their goods in the district of Schriesheim.
Should the Spouses or their heirs remain guilty of interest, the lenders in their rights and may use the goods until the missing amount This article deals with the question of how to deal with the problem.
But the spouses or their heirs pay the amount borrowed With the (possibly still pending) annual interest rate, they will receive the goods, the document loses its validity with its provisions And all the demands of the lenders are settled.
Announcement The “Schriesheim seal,” which was requested by the two parties of Schultheiß, Spoons and mayors (Hans Wendel Hofmann; Kilian Baus, Hans Jost Hofmann, Balthasar Baecher, Hans Schneider, Hans Stephan Höltzer, Georg Geuber, Hans Valentin Kling, Hans Georg Reuß; Hans Götz [?], Hans Philipp Mack) attached It is not possible to derive any claims to the Schriesheim.

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