Excerpt from the Book

5.4. The Property, Administration, and Dissolution of the Monastery

With the exception of the Schuhenhof farm in Ünainghausen, all farms and cottages in Benninghausen, Kaldewey, Ünninghausen, and on the Heide belonged to Benninghausen Monastery.

In addition, the Söbberinghof, Weringhof, Glasmerhof, and Klinger farms in the parish of Erwitte belonged to the monastery. The monastery also held property in Stirpe and Westemkotten, including two saltworks in Westemkotten. In the parish of Horn, the monastery owned property in Böckum, Norddorf, Ebbinghausen, Wiggeringhausen, Lohe, Schmerlecke, and Berenbrock. In the parish of Heuinghausen, it owned property, among other places, at the Overhagen farm. Further holdings were scattered throughout the parish of Ostinghausen, in Soest, Lippstadt, near Altengeseke, and in the Münsterland region, not only in Göttingen.

In Horn
Beyrman, 1312, Eiekelborn
Hynrik Thyas, 1339, Schmerlecke, farm name: Kleine Lohhof, around 1500, later Balshof
Thonies Thymann, 1325, Schmerlecke, name of Mathias, Tigges, Thie Man, old farm name: Grote Lohhof, around 1500.
Sengelin, 1286, Norddorf, SengcEnshof
Cort Mettener, 1479, Norddorf, old farm name: Dokeshof, no longer extant
Jorgen Kerstink, 1276, Norddorf
Ebbcrt Koepe (Koepe), 1276, Norddorf, around 1500
Hynnerk Menne, 1324, Lohe, owner around 1500: Johan hermenne, from which the name Menne, later Menningshof, Today Vorwerk
Johan Doeck, 1498, Schoneberg, old farm name: Vor den Bäumen, after 1577. Tenant: Gere Lammerdes, Ostinghausen
Westholt, 1261, Schoneberg
Dey Wulff, probably Bremers Hof, Schoneberg 1339