Mathaeus-Theis Jauch ^18,19

  General Notes:

[Babelfish translation...]
We, Gallus, of God’s grace, abbott of the monastery St. Blasien in the Sch warzwald, explain publicly and generally announce by this document th at we gave to the respectable brothers Matheus and Mathis Jauch our Fronh of in Schwenningen in the Tuttlingen Administrator? to the fee in tail, wi th fields, meadows, fields and forests, pastures and Triften and all acces sories and all just? (Gerechtsame), without reservation and without except ion. We have them, their inheriting and a following to protect the yard le nt lasting and constant fee in tail, after that goods and Lehensrecht of t he monastery, due to the Dingrodels and/or. its renewal. ...

To first the Lehensleute mentioned above is a new, well built house in t he setting, where the Meier yard stood heretofore, to own calculation a nd costs in the next four years to establish and provide. They are al so in the future this house including the associated goods, which shift fi elds and the meadows, fields and forests in honours to keep pfleglich a nd retain, also nothing to it change, sell, exchange or to lend, without o ur knowledge and sake, and/or. our inheriting and successors and the conse nt of our respective office man to Villingen.

On the other hand they and all are a their inheriting and following witho ut reservation and objection than legal hereditary interest to annually pa y, deliver and supply: Villinger measure and weight guarantees 7 Malter Di nkel and 7 Malter Haber, both. This interest are they after Villingen in u nsern maintaining yard drove and before the fruit box to measure and th en deliver. The grain interest is due on the Gallustag, that have o re in on Martini in each case.
Besides should be they and their inheriting and following obligated and bo und to carry tax and Schatzung, Vogtrecht and army-expensively and everyth ing that follows from it, completely alone and independently from us to. T hey are to always prove, hold back also against us and unserm to monaste ry obligation and serve-consciously and ore-own, as it is entitled to fait hful Lehensleuten.

If they or their inheriting and successor however unsern Fronhof quit the se and not longer to manage and wanted to receive, then for its expenditur es for the building of houses an appropriate remuneration was to be grant ed to them. We and our successors are to always have thereby the pre-empti on and right to share in decision making.
In the end: If they or their inheriting and following not contents of th is letter in accordance with should act, them only or several of its condi tions to ignore, then are this fee in tail contract futile, invalidly, o ut and past, dead.

We and our successors may assign and lend then this yard as desired, witho ut the possibility of an objection, a complaint or a handicap by the Lehen sleute mentioned above and everything their inheriting and following or ot herwise through to possibly whom. And all of this is honestly, trueful a nd sincerely apply to the documentary authentication has we our secret se al on this Lehensbrief was hung, issued on Wednesday after Sunday Laeta re in the year 1535 after Christi birth.

There is also a Lehensbrief of the brothers. This contains the same tex t, however in reverse order: "we, the brothers Matheus and Mathis Jau ch in Schwenningen......."
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  Noted events in his life were:

• Military, 1532, Schwenningen (Musterung: Examination For The Military). ³⁴¹

• Military, 1546, Schwenningen (Musterung: Examination For The Military). ³⁴¹

• Taxation, 1545, Schwenningen - Türkensteuer (Tax Used By Emperor Ferdinand To Pay Tribute To The Turks). ³⁴¹

• Property, 1547, Schwenningen (Feldbesitzer = Owner Of A Field (Piece Of Land)). ³⁴¹

Mathaeus-Theis married Wife2 Unknown about 1540.³⁴⁰ (Wife2 Unknown was born about 1520 and died about 1576 in Schwenningen.)

  Marriage Notes:

Reference Number:88717