Rulla of betting fees

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The rule of betting fees is one of over 80 traditional farmer letters from the county of Oldenburg .

Register of the betting fee pawn role

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The 33 chapters of the building letter have the following titles:

  • The peasant law
  • What St. Peter reports the role of a peasant
  • From the termination of the building hardware
  • From the farmer's beer
  • From the strangers in the farmer's beer
  • About unnecessary pouring of beer
  • From those who cannot follow the Baur or are still too young
  • From taking away the stick
  • From the paths and footbridges
  • About the helmets and freestyle trenches
  • From the helmets, blows and trenches
  • From the bridges over the trenches
  • Picking up from bridges
  • From the argument
  • From the dike operation
  • From the trenches when they get too close
  • From the stubble or willow
  • Because of the pigs or horses
  • From falling into the word
  • From resignation to farmer's beer
  • From the quarries
  • From drinking the fractions
  • From the squats or sheaves
  • The number of men at the right time
  • To get away from the Wilgen
  • From the Evern or the cops
  • From the houselings
  • To put mutt from the outside villages
  • About not giving away the sheaves in the field
  • From the geese
  • From the reproach
  • From the custody of the role with the master builder
  • From drinking beer

Text example from the Bettingbührener Bauer roll

"So everyone from our farmers, the same household, who wanted to fetch or bring horses, horned cattle, pigs, geese and the like from the pasture or bring them there, or use such paths, should be used by the community as well as their own bridges. Close hedges, barriers, or the like, so that no harm is done to anyone else's property. If someone or more were to be found about this, he should prove the damage that came of it, or if no one were harmed by it, he should have fallen into four great fractions. "

literature

  • Ekkehard Seeber: Constitutions of Oldenburg peasantry . Edition of rural legal sources from 1580–1814. V & R unipress, Osnabrück 2008, ISBN 3-89971-414-8 .