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Charter: Quellen der Stadt Koeln II, ed. Ennen, Eckertz, 1863(Google data)  Nr. 125.
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Notum sit tam futuris quam presentibus, quod Henricus pinguis scapula et vxor eius Elizabet emerunt sibi domum cum area sita in foro butiri proxime domui Henrici Rubin uersus forum piscium erga Bertolfum et vxorem eius Blithildim, sicut ipsi in sua propria pos- sessione habebant, et boc officiales eis iure obtinebunt.
Ankauf und Uebertrag von Gebauden und Grundstiicken auf dem Buttermarkt. — 1231.
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Quellen zur Geschichte der Stadt Köln Band II, Nr. 125. , S. 141
 
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    Notum sit tam futuris quam presentibus, quod idem Henricus et vxor eius Elizabet emerunt sibi dimidium cellarium situm in foro butiri sub domo Henrici Rubin erga Bertolfum et vxorem eius Bli- thildim uersus plateam, sicut ipsi in sua propria possessione habe- bant, et hoc eis officiales iure obtinebunt et ubicunque eis in parti- cione accidit.

    Notum sit tam futuris quam presentibus, quod Jobannes Ouirstoltz tradidit et remisit terciam partem domus et aree ante et retro, sub- tus et supeiius, prout ibi iaeet, supra forum butyri prope domum Ude Rufe uersus capellam sancti Michabelis vxori sue Sophie ita quod iure sine contradictione optinebit.

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