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Schuldschein Wimmer ( Bad Essen ) 1848,Johann Heinrich Hagedorn An Fam. For Sale
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Schuldschein Wimmer ( Bad Essen ) 1848,Johann Heinrich Hagedorn An Fam.:
$21.67
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You are offerding on onepromissory note from 1848 out whimper (Bad Essen, LK Osnabrück).
Johann Heinrich Hagedorn in \"Hüsemannskotten\" in Wimmer, with the knowledge of the widow and the inheritance of Cordbente\'s colony, lends the guardians of Cordbente\'s pupils the sum of 50 thalers, which bear interest at 2 talers a year (i.e. 4%). To be on the safe side, Cordbente\'s entire fortune is used as collateral.
Dated Wimmer, the 13th March 1848.
Signed including the guardian Johann Heinrich Hülsmann and the heir Johann Freidrich Cordbete (* 1830 in Wimmer).
At the end a receipt for the repayment of the 50 thalers, dated Wimmer, 1. May 1857.
About the heir: Johann Friedrich Cordbente was born on 3. April 1830 in Wimmer as the son ofGerhard Friedrich Cordbente (1786-1847) and Maria Christina Eleonore, b. Born Kuhlenschmidt (1788-1832). The name of his father\'s second wife was Anna Maria Eleonore, b. Schmies (* 25. October 1804 in Bad Essen). on the 17th On November 15, 1853 he married in Lintorf (Bad Essen) Maria Eleonore Jurgenmeyer, born on 15. October 1828 as the daughter of Johann Caspar Jurgenmeyer and Maria Christine, b. Niemann. Children: -Johann Heinrich Cordbente (* 10. February 1856 in Lintorf, Bad Essen; died 27. October 1858 ioffer.) - Maria Clara Cordbente (* 8. October 1858 in Lintorf, Bad Essen) - Clamor Heinrich Friedrich Cordbente (* 11. September 1861 Lintorf, Bad Essen) - Heinrich Wilhelm Friedrich Cordbente (* 13. September 1863 in Lintorf, Bad Essen).
Condition:document folded; Paper browned and stained, with small tears in the fold, slightly waterstained at the top. BPlease notealso the pictures! Internal note: Cordbente individually Johann Heinrich Hagedorn in \"Hüsemannskotten\" in Wimmer, with the knowledge of the widow and the inheritance of Cordbente\'s colony, lends the guardians of Cordbente\'s pupils the sum of 50 thalers, which bear interest at 2 talers a year (i.e. 4%). To be on the safe side, Cordbente\'s entire fortune is used as collateral. About the heir: Johann Friedrich Cordbente was born on 3. April 1830 in Wimmer as the son ofGerhard Friedrich Cordbente (1786-1847) and Maria Christina Eleonore, b. Born Kuhlenschmidt (1788-1832). The name of his father\'s second wife was Anna Maria Eleonore, b. Schmies (* 25. October 1804 in Bad Essen). on the 17th On November 15, 1853 he married in Lintorf (Bad Essen) Maria Eleonore Jurgenmeyer, born on 15. October 1828 as the daughter of Johann Caspar Jurgenmeyer and MariaJohann Heinrich Hagedorn in \"Hüsemannskotten\" in Wimmer, with the knowledge of the widow and the inheritance of Cordbente\'s colony, lends the guardians of Cordbente\'s pupils the sum of 50 thalers, which bear interest at 2 talers a year (i.e. 4%). To be on the safe side, Cordbente\'s entire fortune is used as collateral. About the heir: Johann Friedrich Cordbente was born on 3. April 1830 in Wimmer as the son ofGerhard Friedrich Cordbente (1786-1847) and Maria Christina Eleonore, b. Born Kuhlenschmidt (1788-1832). The name of his father\'s second wife was Anna Maria Eleonore, b. Schmies (* 25. October 1804 in Bad Essen). on the 17th On November 15, 1853 he married in Lintorf (Bad Essen) Maria Eleonore Jurgenmeyer, born on 15. October 1828 as the daughter of Johann Caspar Jurgenmeyer and MariaJohann Heinrich Hagedorn in \"Hüsemannskotten\" in Wimmer, with the knowledge of the widow and the inheritance of Cordbente\'s colony, lends the guardians of Cordbente\'s pupils the sum of 50 thalers, which bear interest at 2 talers a year (i.e. 4%). To be on the safe side, Cordbente\'s entire fortune is used as collateral. About the heir: Johann Friedrich Cordbente was born on 3. April 1830 in Wimmer as the son ofGerhard Friedrich Cordbente (1786-1847) and Maria Christina Eleonore, b. Born Kuhlenschmidt (1788-1832). The name of his father\'s second wife was Anna Maria Eleonore, b. Schmies (* 25. October 1804 in Bad Essen). on the 17th On November 15, 1853 he married in Lintorf (Bad Essen) Maria Eleonore Jurgenmeyer, born on 15. October 1828 as the daughter of Johann Caspar Jurgenmeyer and Maria Herstellungszeitraum 1801-1850 Produkttyp Urkunde & Zeugnis Herstellungsland und -region Deutschland
Schuldschein Wimmer ( Bad Essen ) 1848,Johann Heinrich Hagedorn An Fam. $21.67
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