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Widowed Heidelberg citizen Anna Katharina Keller says she
by the almsmen inspectors and nurses (Philipp Amiraldus, Philipp Ludwig
Jordan, Abraham Lülsen, Adrian Grugott, Georg Adam Reupell, David Bayer, Johann
Wagenküchler, Johann Christoph Weick, Wilhelm Aldenfeld, Hans Peter Schwinn,
Jakob Augsburger and Johann Konrad Mack) 200 guilders, the guilder to 15 batches or
60 cruisers. For this purpose, she has to pay 10 guilders annually to Pentecost
Interest is payable for the first time on Pentecost day 1687. As security
She uses her house with the entire Hofreite in Bussemergasse, situated
between the House of the heirs of Thomas Riese and Hans Michel Berberich
and bounded to the rear by the Weingartter Stúben; forward by the
Street. If Anna Katharina or her heirs are guilty of interest, then
Lending agencies are allowed to use the house until the
The amount of the money spent is balanced. But the widow or her heirs pay the
Amount borrowed together with the (possibly outstanding) annual interest
back, they get the house again, the deed loses with their
Provisions are valid, and all demands from the lenders
This is done. The exact modalities are explained by the
Statutory texts from Kurpfälzische Landrecht. Announcement of the
City seal, which at the request of Anna Katharina Keller from the mayors
Johann Georg Gabel and Johann Peter Kling have been attached without any
It is possible to derive demands on the city.
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Title: Urk. Barth 278
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Widowed Heidelberg citizen Anna Katharina Keller says she
by the almsmen inspectors and nurses (Philipp Amiraldus, Philipp Ludwig
Jordan, Abraham Lülsen, Adrian Grugott, Georg Adam Reupell, David Bayer, Johann
Wagenküchler, Johann Christoph Weick, Wilhelm Aldenfeld, Hans Peter Schwinn,
Jakob Augsburger and Johann Konrad Mack) 200 guilders, the guilder to 15 batches or
60 cruisers.
For this purpose, she has to pay 10 guilders annually to Pentecost
Interest is payable for the first time on Pentecost day 1687.
As security
She uses her house with the entire Hofreite in Bussemergasse, situated
between the House of the heirs of Thomas Riese and Hans Michel Berberich
and bounded to the rear by the Weingartter Stúben; forward by the
Street.
If Anna Katharina or her heirs are guilty of interest, then
Lending agencies are allowed to use the house until the
The amount of the money spent is balanced.
But the widow or her heirs pay the
Amount borrowed together with the (possibly outstanding) annual interest
back, they get the house again, the deed loses with their
Provisions are valid, and all demands from the lenders
This is done.
The exact modalities are explained by the
Statutory texts from Kurpfälzische Landrecht.
Announcement of the
City seal, which at the request of Anna Katharina Keller from the mayors
Johann Georg Gabel and Johann Peter Kling have been attached without any
It is possible to derive demands on the city.
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