Eighth Generation (continued)
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149 Ingeborg Eriksdotter, VIII:22.  Born in 1677 in Öhn , Ström. Ingeborg died on 3 May 1741 in Öhn , Ström. Residence: Öhn, Ström.Sources: Georg Hansson Öhn 5 and 3 (Father 272; Mother 273) Go to the descendant chart 150 Sven Pärsson, VIII:23. Born about 1695 in Stamsele, Ström. Sven died in 1777 in Strand, Ström. Buried on 5 Oct 1777 in Ström. Occupation: Farmer and lay assessor. Residence: Strand, Ström.Sources: Strömsboken, Strand 5 Georg Hansson, Strand 5 and Stamsele 3 The ancestors of Georg Hansson (Father 300; Mother 301) Go to the descendant chart Sven Pärsson used the farm Strand number 1 the years 1724-56. He had four children with the first wife (see below) and the following five children with the second wife Kerstin Larsdotter Öhman (daughter to VIII:21; ID 148). They married on the 21st of October in 1738. She was born on the 10th of September 1711 on Öhn, Ström and died on the 22nd of September 1771 in Strand, Ström. • daughter Ingeborg, born 26th of April 1739, death 5th of December 1784. • son Lars, born 13th of August 1742. • daughter Brita, born 7th of July 1745, death 13th of May 1799. • son Erik, born 4th of April 1748, death 28th of August 1748. • son Erik, born 13th of March 1751. On 13 Aug 1721 Sven married Anna Pärsdotter, VIII:24. They had the following children:
151 Anna Pärsdotter, VIII:24. Born in 1691 in Strand, Ström. Anna died on 24 Apr 1737 in Strand, Ström. Residence: Strand, Ström.Sources: Strömsboken, Strand 5 and 4 Georg Hansson, Strand 5 and 4 (Father 302; Mother 303) Go to the descendant chart Anna Pärsdotter first married the dragoon Anders Ifvarsson Ryss. He was born about 1687 and he died in 1719. They had no children. 152 Nils Håkansson, VIII:25. Born in 1687 in Åse, Alsen. Nils died in 1726 in Alsen. Occupation: Farmer. Residence: Alsen.Sources: Karl Göran Eriksson, Uppsala, Anbytarforum, Alsen 14 Nov 2004 Björn Kempe, Tröndelag (Father 304; Mother 305) Go to the descendant chart Nils Håkansson was first farmer on Åsberg number 1 and later on number 2 in the same village. In the year 1725 he is noted as user on Tullus number 1. Nils probably still lived in the year 1728. He was then farmer on Prästbordet in Aspås. His daughter is born at Prästbordet on the 9th of September 1728. But it is not clear when he died. In the death certificate of his widow in 1766 is written that she had been a widow during 40 years (Ström C:1 page 55), which should implies that Nils died already in the year 1726. In 1708 Nils married Lisbeta Olofsdotter, VIII:26. They had one child:
153 Lisbeta Olofsdotter, VIII:26. Born in 1682 in Söre, Lit. Lisbeta died on 5 Mar 1766 in Gärdnäs, Ström. Buried on 9 Mar 1766 in Ström. Residence: Alsen. Sources: Karl Göran Eriksson, Uppsala Ström C:1 page 559 Go to the descendant chart Obituary notice: 1766 March 9th the widow Lisbeta Olofsdot:r from Gjärdnäset was buried . She died on the 5th ejusdem in her old age. She was born in Lit and Söre in 1682. She was married in 18 years and widow in 40 years. She has lived nicely and good-natured in 84 years. 154 Sven Pärsson. (Same as ahnentafel number 150.) 155 Anna Pärsdotter. (Same as ahnentafel number 151.) 156 Jöns Mårtensson, VIII:29. Born on 11 Jan 1703 in Öhn, Ström. Jöns died in Öhn, Ström, on 4 Apr 1766; he was 63. Occupation: Farmer. Residence: Öhn, Ström.Sources: Strömsboken, Öhn 106 and 157 Georg Hansson, Öhn 17 (Father 130; Mother 131) Go to the descendant chart Jöns Mårtensson used the farm during the years 1726-1763. On 27 Dec 1726 when Jöns was 23, he married Benedichta Danielsdotter, VIII:30. They had the following children:
157 Benedichta Danielsdotter, VIII:30. Born in Sep 1695 in Öhn, Ström. Benedichta died on 1 Apr 1774 in Öhn , Ström. Residence: Öhn, Ström.Sources: Strömsboken, Öhn 106 and 105 Georg Hansson, Öhn 17 (Father 314; Mother 315) Go to the descendant chart 158 Jöran Mattsson, VIII:31. Born in Nov 1685 in Äspnäs, Ström. Jöran died on 8 Aug 1765 in Äspnäs, Ström. Occupation: Farmer. Residence: Äspnäs, Ström.Sources: Strömsboken, Äspnäs 42 Georg Hansson, Äspnäs 8 Gothe; Finnkolonisationen, pages 205-206 (Father 316; Mother 317) Go to the descendant chart The Finn Jöran Mattsson was the owner of the farm during the years 1713-1743. Two farmers lived in Äspnäs, namely Jöran Mattson and Per Jonsson. In the register of tithes for 1715 is noted that the harvest for Jöran Persson was 116 shocks of rye and 182 shocks of barley. At the district court sessions 1724 is noted that Jöran Mattsson allows a Lapp to use the great forests between Strand, Äspnäs and Alanäs. The Lapp uses the forests for reindeer pasture and for fishing. Jöran Mattsson was at this occasion sentenced for "being noisy at the Court". He probably used oaths when the Court found him guilty. At the district court sessions in 1743 Jöran Mattsson, now 61 years old and sick, wants to leave his farm to the son Erik Jöransson. According to the oldest register of the Church in Ström Jöran Mattsson was born in 1686, married to Maren Ersdotter and they had 7 children. Nils Spole writes in 1717 (According to Gothe) That Äspnäs is since a long time ago taxed for 2 acres, 1 for Per Jönsson and 1 for Giöran Mattsson. They have each one field of arable land. Every year they sow on 2/3 and lay 1/3 fallow. The ground is fairly frost resistant compared with the situation at other villages in the mountains. In a mountain pasture on the southern side of the lake they make hay and sedge. Göran Mattsson rents together with some other farmers an area near Renån, where they can reap sedge. They also have burn-beaten land on the northern side of the lake. Forest fire has, however, destroyed great parts of the forests in the parish of Ström. The farmers also rent fishing in the big lake in Ström. They use seines and nets and they fish char, salmon trout, grayling and pike. The fishing is important for the housekeeping. Some good years they also can sell fish. The farmers have jointly a hop-garden and a mill in Allån. They shoot few elks, and some birds and hares and occasionally some bears. About 1713 Jöran married Marin Ersdotter, VIII:32. They had the following children:
159 Marin Ersdotter, VIII:32. Born in 1689 in Tullingsås, Ström. Marin died in Jan 1773 in Äspnäs, Ström. Buried on 17 Jan 1773 in Ström. Residence: Äspnäs, Ström.Sources: Georg Hansson, Äspnäs 8 Gothe; Finnkolonisationen page 206 (Father 276; Mother 277) Go to the descendant chart It is not certain that Marin Ersdotter is the daughter of Erik Jöransson and Marin Andersdotter. Georg Hansson writes the following: "According to a notice in the register of buried persons Jöran Mattsson had seven children. One is missing. It could have been a boy, which has got the name after the father of Jöran. The daughter Gölin has got the name after the mother of Jöran and the son Erik after the father of his wife Marin. The daughter Marin is certainly christened after the mother of the wife. Marin Ersdotter, the wife of Jöran, may therefore have been the daughter of Erik Jöransson in Tullingsås. His wife had the name Marin Andersdotter." 160 Sven Pärsson. (Same as ahnentafel number 150.) 161 Anna Pärsdotter. (Same as ahnentafel number 151.) 162 Mårten Ersson. (Same as ahnentafel number 136.) 163 Märet Jönsdotter. (Same as ahnentafel number 137.) 164 Erik Ersson. (Same as ahnentafel number 138.) 165 Anna Nilsdotter. (Same as ahnentafel number 139.) 166 Olof Andersson. (Same as ahnentafel number 142.) 167 Karin Persdotter. (Same as ahnentafel number 143.) 168 Erik Nilsson, VIII:41. Born on 6 Jan 1686 in Flärke, Arnäs. Erik died in 24 Oct 1711 in Mattarbodum, Själevad. Occupation: Farmer. Residence: Mattarbodum, Själevad.Sources: Tyko Lundkvist RoR, page 177-178 and TLÖ page 308. Thord Bylund; the genealogical database "Angur". (Father 336; Mother 337) Go to the descendant chart Erik Nilsson lived in Hwalmsjö, which should be the same as Hvalvsjö. This village was mapped 1697 by the land-surveyor Mört. The name of the village today is Mattarbodum. This is confirmed in the 1763 years Judgement book, where is said Mattarbodum " earlier called Holmsjö". In 1710 Erik married Karin Eriksdotter, VIII:42. They had one child:
169 Karin Eriksdotter, VIII:42. Born in 1691 in Mattarbodum, Själevad. Karin died in 26 May 1763 in Leding, Själevad. Residence: Mattarbodum, Själevad.Sources: Thord Bylund; the genealogical database"Angur". (Father 338; Mother 339) Go to the descendant chart After the death of Erik Nilsson Karin Ersdotter married again to Johan Månsson, born 1661 in Leding, Själevad and death on the 16th of February 1729 in Gideå, Själevad. No children are known. 170 Måns Clementsson, VIII:43. Born in 1673 in Stensland, Själevad. Måns died in 1741 in Gide, Själevad. Occupation: Farmer. Residence: Gide, Själevad.Sources: Tyko Lundkvist, RoR page 177 and 227 Thord Bylund; the genealogical database "Angur". (Father 340) Go to the descendant chart In 1694 Måns married Märit Olofsdotter, VIII:44. They had the following children:
171 Märit Olofsdotter, VIII:44. Born in 1670 in Överbilla, Själevad. Märit died in 1735 in Gide, Själevad. Residence: Gide, Själevad.Sources: Thord Bylund; the genealogical database "Angur". (Father 342; Mother 343) Go to the descendant chart 172 Per Jonsson, VIII:45. Born in 1694 in Djupsjö, Nordmaling. Per died on 10 Aug 1745 in Djupsjö, Nordmaling. Occupation: Farmer. Residence: Djupsjö, Nordmaling.Sources: Thord Bylund; the genealogical database"Angur". Tyko Lundkvist TLÖ page 182. (Father 344; Mother 345) Go to the descendant chart In 1725 Per married Kerstin Persdotter, VIII:46. They had the following children:
173 Kerstin Persdotter, VIII:46. Born on 2 Feb 1700 in Nyåker, Nordmaling. Kerstin died in Djupsjö, Nordmaling, on 28 Dec 1773; she was 73. Residence: Djupsjö, Nordmaling.Sources: Thord Bylund; the genealogical database "Angur". Tyko Lundkvist TLÖ page 182. (Father 346; Mother 347) Go to the descendant chart 174 Pål Danielsson, VIII:47. Born in 1714 in Lilla Nordsjö, Arnäs. Pål died in 1776 in Bredträsk, Nordmaling. Occupation: Settler. Residence: Bredträsk, Nordmaling.Sources: Tyko Lundkvist, ROR pages 174-175 and 201-207 Thord Bylund; the genealogical database "Angur". (Father 348; Mother 349) Go to the descendant chart Pål Danielsson, "Finn-Pål" married in 1732 Karin Mattsdotter. She was born in 1716 and belonged to the ancestors of the "man of Mjösjö". Pål was a very eminent settler. In 1770 he got from the county governor a silver medal for his successful and assiduous work as settler in the village of Bredträsk. He and his wife Karin Matsdotter had 7 children. Pål built the following 7 farms, one for each of his children. o 1. The lay assessors Johan Pålsson from Torrböle and Anders Larsson from Sunnansjö were on the 9th of March in 1736 asked to inspect an area at the Mjösjön. Pål Danielsson had on the 17th of January in 1736 sent a letter to the county governor Carl Gustaf Bjelke in which he asked for permission to build a farm at this area. The lay assessors said that the new requested settlement area was situated 5 mil (about 30 miles) from the church. There were now forests of spruce and birch and the soil was suitable for arable and pasture land. A new settlement should cause no problems for the nearest situated villages. They thought that it was possible to gradually build up a new farm if the settler was allowed to use the catching of beaver in a small brook near the new farm. The assessors also proposed that the settler should get exemptions from tax during 15 years (Arnäs district court sessions 1st of March in 1736, § 9). The permission from the royal farm foreman came on the 19th of June in 1736. With this there now were two farmers at Mjösjö. Pål and Karin stayed on the new farm until the tax-free years were ended. o 2. When the tax-free years came near the end Pål Danielsson started in the spring 1752 to build a new farm at Bredträsk near the upper source of the Mjösjö-river. This settlement was, however, treated by the district court sessions first some years later. The county governor Gyllengrip gave permission for inspection of the area on the 3rd of July 1753. Pål Danielsson could at the district court sessions in Åsele on the 9th of January in 1754 show the results of the inspection of the new settlement at the Lapp-area Bredträsk. The soil was suitable but very paved. It could be possible to build two farms each of an area of 1/4 mantal. This settlement should not disturb other farms, as the distances to these were very great. The district court sessions therefore recommended that Pål Danielsson should be allowed to build the new farm. But as the area was very paved they proposed 20 years exemptions from taxes. (The 1754 years Judgement book Ala:1). In the decision of the 21st of April in 1754 Per was allowed 18 tax-free years. The farm had then to pay taxes from the year 1772. When Pål Danielsson had built his first cottage in Bredträsk, he moved his old mother Karin Pålsdotter to Bredträsk. She was confined to her bed and infirm. Karin died in on the 22nd of July 1754. She was buried in Nordmaling. The corpse was transported during the hottest time in the summer 6 mil (36 miles) wandering through forests and 1 mil (6 miles) rowing on the Mjösjön. On the winter district court sessions in Åsele on the 11th of January in 1762 Pål Danielsson informed that he in 1754 had started to build the farm and that he three years later had given the farm to his son-in-law Per Persson and to his son Daniel Pålsson. They should continue the work to build the farm during the remaining 15 tax-free years. The inhabitants in the village Bredträsk belonged to the big parish of Åsele. In an inspection in Åsele on the 10th of January 1765 the clergyman remarked that Jon Ersson, Daniel Pålsson and Per Persson had not visited the church during half a year. The guilty persons were present. Jonas Ersson (the settler in Remmarna) said the he and his neighbour often had visited the church of Själevad as it was easier to go to this church. He also used to partake of the Communion there, which he, however, could not confirm. Others affirmed that Daniel Pålsson the last big intercession day had visited the church in Åsele. But the clergyman had not seen him. Daniel Pålsson also claimed that he and Per Persson used to visit the church of Nordmaling and there partake of the Communion. Daniel pointed out that the distance to the church of Nordmaling was 6 1/2 mil (39 miles) whereas the distance to the church of Åsele was 7 mil (42 miles) and that the road to Åsele was in bad condition. Daniel Pålsson knew " satisfactory his Christianity". However, the settlers were seriously exhorted to attend the church in Åsele as much as possible and they should also obtain certifications from the clergymen of Nordmaling and Åsele of the visits to churches and of the partake of the Communion. According to the register of lands in Åsele 1825 the village Bredträsk had to pay taxes from 1792 for 1/4 mantal. The other half of the farm, the one owned by Daniel Pålsson, got four more years of exemptions from tax. For this part tax had then to be paid from 1796, also for 1/4 mantal. This half of the farm was divided in two parts in the year 1788. The other half was also divided in 1792. o 3. Pål Danielsson started a new settlement in Storsjö by virtue of a decision on the 4th of January 1759. He got 15 years exemptions from tax. When Påls son Pål Pålsson moved to Borgsjö, Pål Danielsson gave the new farm to his daughter Maria Pålsdotter, when she 1766 married Johan Olofsson, who was born in 1742. He was son of Olof Olofsson in Mellansel. Johan and Maria got seven children. o 4. The new settlement in Borgsjö was started by virtue of a decision on the 4th of January in 1759. Pål Danielssons son Pål Pålsson moved to this farm after he in 1759 had married Maria Ersdotter. She was born in 1732 and came from Sunnansjö and had a shorter time lived in Västervattnet. They had five children. o 5. The village Gigsele is situated below Borgsjö at Gideälven. This settlement was started by virtue of a decision of the 15th of June in 1767. It got 15 years exemptions from tax. Already the year before is "Pål Pålsson in Gigån" mentioned in the parish register. The inspection of this area happened already in 1762. According to a decision of the 18th of March in 1773 the new settlement got 10 extra years of exemptions from tax and was then taxed from 1792. This year it was shown that the farmer had 3 horses, 16 cows and 5 acres of arable land. Also Pål Pålsson got a medal. o 6. Below the 585 meters high Nordansjömountain Pål Danielsson started a new settlement by virtue of the decision above of the 15th of June in 1767. The youngest son Erik Pålsson got this farm. He married in 1770 Ingeborg Jonsdotter, born in 1733. As they had no children of their own, they took a foster-son named Jon Olofsson. He was born in 1733 and married later Pål Pålssons daughter Karin. Ingeborg was the daughter of Jonas Ersson (born in 1695) from Hädanberg, Anundsjö. o 7. Klippen was the last of Pål Danielssons new settlements. On the 15th of June 1767 he got a decision to start the settlement Hvitklippan. Påls youngest daughter Anna got this farm. She married in 1768 Israel Andersson, born 1736 in Oxvattnet. Israel was not a Russian as some have said. He had followed his father Anders Jonsson born in 1712 and the stepmother Dordi Grelsdotter from Gavsele to Rissjö. When Israel died in 1797 the clergyman wrote in the register of death: "He had an unusual thorough knowledge of the scripture". Anna and Israel had three children. Pål Danielsson and Karin Mattsdotter had, according to Tyko Lundkvist, the following seven children: o Daniel Pålsson b. 1736 Bredträsk, Strömåker from 1781. o Elisabeth Pålsdotter b. 1737, married to Bryngel Larsson b. 1736, Lögda. o Katharina Pålsdotter b. 1737 (ID 87), married to Per Persson b. 1732 (ID 86), Bredträsk. o Pål Pålsson b. 1741, Borgslö, married to Maria Ersdotter b. 1732, Gigsele. o Maria Pålsdotter b. 1745, married to Johan Olofsson b. 1743, Storsjö. o Erik Pålsson b. 1746, Oxvattnet, married to Ingeborg Jonsdotter b. 1733, Nordansjöberget. o Anna Pålsdotter b. 1752, married to Israel Andersson b. 1736, Klippen. Bredträck celebrated its 200 years anniversary in 1952. On that occasion they cut the year 1752 and the names Pål Danielsson and Karin Matsdotter in a natural stone situated near the school of the village. More information about Pål Danielsson and his ancestors and about the village Bredträsk is given in the year-book Västerbotten the years 1948-52 and on the pages 513-517 in the book of the local folklore society. Tyko Lundkvist has furthermore written the history of the village at the 200 years jubilee. This book is accessible at the archivist of the village and at the community centre of Bjurholm. Thord Bylund mentions the six children shown below: In 1732 Pål married Karin Matsdotter, VIII:48. They had the following children:
175 Karin Matsdotter, VIII:48. Born in 1716 in Mjösjö, Nordmaling. Karin died in 1794 in Bredträsk, Nordmaling. Residence: Bredträsk, Nordmaling.Sources: Tyko Lundkvist, ROR pages 174-175 and 201-207 Thord Bylund; the genealogical database "Angur". (Father 350; Mother 351) Go to the descendant chart 176 Olof Ersson. (Same as ahnentafel number 146.) 177 Brita Jönsdotter. (Same as ahnentafel number 147.) 178 Jöran Mattsson. (Same as ahnentafel number 158.) 179 Marin Ersdotter. (Same as ahnentafel number 159.) 180 Jöns Mårtensson. (Same as ahnentafel number 156.) 181 Benedichta Danielsdotter. (Same as ahnentafel number 157.) 182 Jöns Andersson, Rosenberg. (Same as ahnentafel number 140.) 183 Gunilla Olofsdotter. (Same as ahnentafel number 141.) 184 Anders Mårtensson, VIII:57. Born on 15 Aug 1701 in Öhn, Ström. Anders died in Öhn, Ström, on 19 Jan 1772; he was 70. Occupation: Farmer and lay assessor. Residence: Öhn, Ström.Sources: Strömsboken, Öhn 158 and 157 Georg Hansson, Öhn 22 (Father 130; Mother 131) Go to the descendant chart Anders Mårtensson used the farm from 1730 to 1762, when his son Mårten took it over. At the spring district-court sessions in 1754 Anders Mårtensson and Göran Mattson appealed on behalf of themselves and some neighbours about the encroachment of the Lapp Jöns Tomasson and several of his Lapp neighbours. They travelled with dogs and guns the length and breadth of the forests, which were rented by the farmers of the villages. The Lapps hunted marten, otter, beaver and other animals. They also drive away the elks from the pits and traps used by the farmers. The farmers wanted that the Lapps should be forbidden to use the rented forests and that they should be imposed a fine. Those who were present at the court affirmed that the accusations were true. The court therefore fined the Lapps to pay 5 Dlr Smt. Anders married Kerstin Mikelsdotter, VIII:58. They had the following children:
185 Kerstin Mikelsdotter, VIII:58. Born about 1712 in Tullingsås, Ström. Kerstin died in Apr 1789 in Öhn, Ström. Buried on 26 Apr 1789 in Ström. Residence: Öhn, Ström.Sources: Strömsboken, Tullingsås 160 and Öhn 158 The ancestors of Georg Hansson (Father 370; Mother 371) Go to the descendant chart Kerstin Mikaelsson is not entered in the book of born. But this book is missing for the years 1712-13. In the 1789-years register of dead persons is written that she was 77 years old. Probably she was a daughter of Mickel Andersson in Tullingsås. She is not found in the register of marriages or in the account book of the church. 186 Nils Olof Olofsson, VIII:59. Born on 22 Mar 1705 in Tullingsås, Ström. Nils Olof died in Tullingsås, Ström, on 6 Feb 1780; he was 74. Occupation: Farmer. Residence: Tullingsås, Ström.Sources: Strömsboken, Tullingsås 53 Georg Hansson, Tullsås 10 (Father 282; Mother 283) Go to the descendant chart Nils Olof Olofsson took over the farm in 1728. His daughter Gunilla got the farm in 1756 and then she married. On 9 Nov 1729 when Nils Olof was 24, he married Brita Olofsdotter, VIII:60. They had the following children:
187 Brita Olofsdotter, VIII:60. Born on 24 Jul 1699 in Tullingsås, Ström. Brita died in Dec 1775 in Tullingsås, Ström. Buried on 24 Dec 1775 in Ström. Residence: Tullingsås, Ström.Sources: Strömsboken, Tullingsås 53 (Father 374; Mother 375) Go to the descendant chart |