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Apel von Buchenau verzichtet zu Gunsten des Dechanten und des Konvents von Johannesberg auf seine Ansprüche an einem Hof in Großentaft
Identifikation (Urkunde): Originaldatierung: 1461 ipso die St. Remigii
Vermerke (Urkunde): (Voll-) Regest: Apel von Buchenau bestätigt, dass seine Eltern Otto und Margarete (Grethe) sowie seine Brüder Otto und Hermann den Statshof in Großentaft (Grossen-Tafta), den sein Großvater Hermann gekauft hatte, an Hermann von Buchenau, Propst [von Johannesberg], verkauft hatten, sowie einen halben Hof in Wenigentaft (Taft) [Ortsteil von Buttlar, Wartburgkrs.], den sein Vater von Simpel von Schlitz genannt von Heusenstamm (Huselstam) gekauft hatte, und verzichtet, nachdem die von Schlitz ihren halben Hof gelöst und dem Kloster Johannesberg [Gem. Fulda, Lkr. Fulda] verkauft haben, zu Gunsten des Dechanten Jordan und des Konvents von Johannesberg auf seine Ansprüche an dem Statshof, mit Zustimmung Reinhard [von Weilnau], Abt von Fulda.
Vgl. zur Propstei Johannesberg Germania Benedictina Bd. VII, S. 445-455.
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