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Charter: Monumenta Boica II, ed. Academia scientiarum boica, 1764 (Google data)  Num. CLXXXI. circa An. 1165.
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      Num. CLXXXI. circa An. 1165.

      Notum fit omnibus Christi fidelibus, quod quidam sacerdos de ecclesia sandti Iobannis Reginoldus nomine in extremis posi- tus tradidit ad altare sanctorum Xixti & Sebastiani Kiemisse quan- dam Diemout & duas filias eius Mahtilt & Willibirch cum omni posteritate illarum ad censum. v. denariorum & hanc delegatio- nera misit per manum Swithardi Sacerdotis de Brihsen. due & facta est in presentia Gerbirgis cognate Sacerdotis Reginoldi, que iam dictam'Diemout & omnem posteritatem eius eidem tradide- rat, & ut rata esset delegatio eadem Gerbirch pro reinedio anime sue & omnium pfrentum suorum easdem famulas manu propria ad reliquias predictorum martjTum-delegavit. Huius rei testes sunt. Marchvardus de Chixbukel. Engilberttts de Mouringen. Heinricus & Gotefiakus de insula. Ortolfus de Tiumtingen. Wiltehelmus de Wolvesperch.

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