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Vogt Albrecht Varvick in Salzbergen meldet dem Johan von Beisten im Jahr 1631, dass Johan Buchener in Salzbergen erschossen ist.
Enthält: Der Vogt Albrecht Varvick in Salzbergen meldet dem Johan von Beisten, Richter und Gografen in Rheine, am 17. Juli 1631, dass Johan Buchener im Hause des Wessel Schulte in Salzbergen erschossen ist. Der Richter vernimmt darauf den Wessel Schulte, den Rompe Nortmeyer und den Pastor Gerhard Kannegiesser in Salzbergen als Zeugen. Diese bekunden, dass Buchener abends in das Haus des Schulte gekommen sei und um Essen und Herberge gebeten haben; bald darauf seien 5 Soldaten erschienen und einer hätte den Buchener erschossen; einer der Soldaten sei Micholdewitz Sohn gewesen. Die Soldaten haben erklärt, Buchener habe 25 Thaler erhalten, um Soldaten für die kaiserliche Armee anzuwerben; sie haben die Kleider des Toten mitgenommen, aber Geld für ein Begräbnis zurückgelassen; bei ihnen war ein Wirt Hundekotte aus Münster, der gesagt hat, der Tote sei ihm 5 Thaler schuldig. Als Zeugen sind zugegen Johan Kannegiesser, Gerichtsassessor und Bürgermeister zu Rheine, Johan Mense und Gerdt Eiliken in Altenrheine, als Gerichtsschreiber Johan Alerdinck. Der Droste Ludolph Folike und der Rentmeister Johan Letmate übersenden Abschrift des Protokolls den fürstlichen Räten in Münster.
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