Johannes Munten (-1 May 1509)

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Parents
Father:1Daem (Adam) Munten (-), city councillor
Spouses and relationship events
Married:2Maria Bestoltz (-)
Children
Children with Maria Bestoltz:
Lodewijck Munten (-1540/41)3
Anna Munten (-)4
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Events
Residence:5Aix-la-Chapelle [city/town], North Rhine-Westphalia [state], Germany [country]
Died:61 May 1509
The death register of benefactors of the Congregation of Windesheim in Aachen states that Johannes Munten, "consul urbis Aquensis" (city councillor of Aachen), died 1 May 1509. The nunnery at Wenau, just outside Aachen (also recipient of a bequest), likewise held an annual mass on 1 May for the souls of Ioannis Munten and his wife Marie.
Personal Info
Johannes Munten "de Aquisgrani" (of Aachen) enrolled at the University of Erfurt in spring 1471.7
According to local genealogist Hermann Macco, in 1484 Johannes issued a receipt for an annuity payment to his wife from the city of Cologne. In 1495 Johannes Munten, "consul regie vrbis Aquisgrani" (that is, city councillor of the imperial city of Aachen), together with his wife Maria Bestoltz commissioned a Book of Hours from Theodericus Clocker of Aachen; the illuminated manuscript is now in the Bodleian Library at Oxford. According to Aachen genealogist Hermann Macco, on 22 March 1498 Johannes bought a house at Kleiner Dobach in Aachen; this house was sold again 1526 by his daughter Anna.8
On 20 March 1509 Hans and his brother Adam Münth were granted a non-noble coat-of-arms by the Holy Roman Emperor; the exact description of this coat-of-arms has not been preserved, but it is likely to be a version of the coat-of-arms later granted to Johannes's great-grandson Cornelius Münth in 1626 (that is, a Saint Andrew's Cross in the upper half and three balls or coins in the lower half).9
On 30 April 1509, Johann Munthe and his wife Marye Bestoultz bought a life annuity from the city of Cologne.10
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1 Carl-Henry Geschwind, "Origins of the family Munthe: ," Brukernes eget forum, Digitalarkivet (21.09.2019): , -.
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