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Johann [von Merlau], Abt von Fulda, bewilligt den Verkauf eines halben Hofes in Unterbimbach an das Kloster Blankenau
Reichsabtei Fulda: Klöster, Propsteien, Stifte [ehemals: Urkunden R II] >> Kloster Blankenau
1418 Juli 12
Original, Pergament, Dt., Siegel ab.
Urkunde
Identifikation (Urkunde): Originaldatierung: 1418 an sente Margarethen abend
Vermerke (Urkunde): (Voll-) Regest: Johann [von Merlau], Abt von Fulda, bewilligt den Verkauf eines halben Hofes in Unterbimbach (Nieder-Bimbach) [Gem. Großenlüder, Lkr. Fulda], den Heinrich Hubener unterhat, durch Wigand von Bimbach an das Kloster Blankenau [Gem. Hosenfeld, Lkr. Fulda] und bestimmt, dass Adelheid (Alheit) von Bimbach, Nonne in Blankenau, an dem genannten Hof ihr Leibgeding haben soll. Wigands Eltern hatten den Hof für 100 Pfund Heller gekauft, welche Wigand von Bimbach, Pfarrer zu Dorheim (?) (Durnheim) [Ortsteil der Gem. Neuental, Schwalm-Eder-Krs.?], in das Seelgerät des Klosters gegeben hat.
Vgl. zum Kloster Blankenau Germania Benedictina Bd. VII, S. 57-65.
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